Kirsten Dunst can be found in the pages of the June 2008 issue of “Maxim” magazine — and of course right here, right now! Yep, you can thank me once you check out these photos and after you come back to your senses. Ok… Kirsten started out the year a bit rough – she admitted herself to a rehab center in February for depression, not for drug use as was rumored.

But hopefully she’s shaken that off because the girl has nothing to be depressed about. Kirsten Dunst, if you’re out there and you know you are, listen to what we have to say: You are talented, wealthy, and hot celebrity babe! Plus, every man reading this post would love to date you and probably do some things to you that are only still legal in Alabama.

“Celebrity Rehab’s” Dr. Drew Pinsky has apologized to film star Tom Cruise over comments he made in the July issue of Playboy.

Bert Fields, Cruise’s attorney, claimed Dr. Drew, a board certified specialist in addiction medicine, should be “ashamed of himself” for statements the doctor made in the Q&A section of the magazine related to the star.

“No competent professional would ever pretend to diagnose anyone he’s never met,” Fields said in a statement. “[Pinsky’s] opinions are ridiculous. He’s out to use names of celebs to attract attention to his television show. He should be ashamed of himself.”

Pinksy, who for over two decades has served as the medical expert on the radio show “Loveline,” was asked by Playboy interviewer David Hochman how people end up “screwed up” in adulthood. After suggesting such things occur based on abuse in childhood, Pinsky brought up Cruise.

“A lot of people in the public eye who behave strangely have mental illness we can learn from, and much of it is based on childhood trauma, without a doubt. Take a guy like Tom Cruise. Why would somebody be drawn into a cultish kind of environment like Scientology?” Dr. Drew said. “To me, that’s a function of a very deep emptiness and suggests serious neglect in childhood – maybe some abuse but mostly neglect. If you feel completely empty and suddenly you find a family that fills you in a deep and spiritual way, you will go in that direction.”

Pinksy went on to suggest Cruise’s promotion of Scientology was worrisome.

“His taking that narrow base of expertise and using it to influence so many people is a dangerous combination,” Pinksy told Playboy. “But he is just gratifying his emptiness.”

Following Fields’ statement slamming Pinsky’s comments, the doctor released a statement of his own through a rep, apologizing for his remarks, if they caused offense.

“Dr. Drew meant no harm to Mr. Cruise and apologizes if his comments were hurtful,” the statement read. “Although [Mr. Fields’] intent is clearly to slander and discredit Dr. Drew, under no circumstances is Dr. Drew making a blanket diagnosis about Scientology nor Mr. Cruise whom he does not know. Dr. Drew was simply using Mr. Cruise as an example of someone who is recognizable to help the public understand. Again, Dr. Drew meant him no harm.”

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It has been nearly six months since Lindsay Lohan left Cirque Lodge Treatment Center in Utah. Now she is opening up to People magazine about how some bad decision-making put her into rehab and about who has been her biggest support since she checked out of the rehab facility.
“I think it was just situations that I was putting myself in,” she told PEOPLE at a photo exhibit last week at N.Y.C.’s The Atelier. “I was putting myself in the wrong situations and I didn’t have the focus in the right place.”

The starlet also said she keeps in touch with the friends she met at Cirque Lodge and that her family has helped keep her on track.

“My family has always been important to me and they’ve always supported me,” said Lohan, who reunited with her estranged dad, Michael, while in rehab. “I’m blessed to have a really wonderful family.”

Career Revival

Since leaving rehab, Lohan’s career seems to be back on track. She’s recording a new album and begins filming the Jack Black movie Ye Olde Times this spring. “I’m excited to go and do a comedy,” she says.  In addition, Chapter 27, with costar Jared Leto, is set to open later this month.

Lindsay isl also starting her own line of leggings. Lohan told Life & Style, “It will be a while before it comes out, but I’m going to do it. Some of them will have prints and some will have patterns. I love leggings.”

It’s a good thing that Lindsay is back to work because reports say that she may be running low on cash. In Touch Weekly outlined some of her spending and the magazine concluded that Lohan has paid more than $315,000 on rehab stays and more than $1 million on hotels (in particular, they point to the $2,700/night suite at the Chateau Marmot where Lohan lived for a time). And although her rep denies Lohan’s cash situation and spending habits, In Touch shows a stunning budget line for tanning: The magazine says that she spent a mind-boggling $70,000 alone on her sunshine in a bottle!!

In January, 30-year-old actress Eva Mendes unexpectedly checked into rehab.  It is now speculated the Cuban-American actress committed herself in order to better prepare for a role in a new movie in which she plays a Spanish drug lord.

Her acting coach told Star Magazine, “It’s not unusual at all for an actor or actress to go to the extreme of checking into rehab to prepare for a character. In fact, I would encourage that for my students, because you want to fully immerse yourself in the role.”

Boo!  Boo!  What kind of bull is this? Ugh, and here I though she checked in because of her sex addiction.  Or at least I was hoping as much.

Eva looks like the kind of chick who really gets wet at the idea of their being a big juicy c()ck pulsating inside her mouth.  Any takers?