Could this be love?

It may be for Samantha Ronson, who shelled out nearly $22,000 for a Cartier diamond ring for presumed girlfriend Lindsay Lohan on Monday.

The two were out in Los Angeles window shopping, when Ronson, 30, bought the ring as a birthday gift for Lohan.

“Sam took Lindsay shopping to celebrate her 22nd birthday,” a source told UK’s The Mirror newspaper. “Although Lindsay is the major breadwinner, Sam has her own money and is very proud.”

But the wedding invitations aren’t going out yet.

“It’s not an engagement ring - simply a token of her commitment,” the source said.

Lohan and her gal pal have been inseparable since the two were caught kissing on Diddy’s yacht in Cannes in May. The actress has yet to clarify the nature of their relationship.

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Jessica Simpson isn’t avoiding her 28th birthday on Thursday – she’s already started celebrating.

The singer – joined by close friends and family – indulged in her favorite cupcake flavor, red velvet, from Crumbs bakery.

For dinner, Jessica and on-again beau Tony Romo went to Sagebrush Cantina in Calabasas, where they met up with her pregnant sister Ashlee and husband Pete Wentz.

At one point, Ashlee and Jessica got on stage to sing with The Copycats, a cover band that was playing. The band serenaded Jessica with “Happy Birthday.”

Following dinner, Jessica and Romo hit Key Club in West Hollywood to see Steel Panther (formerly known as Metal Skool).

The Dallas Cowboys quarterback even tried his hand at singing the Guns n’ Roses hit “Sweet Child O’ Mine” to Jessica and the crowd.

In January, Romo belted out Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believing” to the singer.

“I don’t know about wedding bells,” Jessica said last month of her relationship with Romo. “But I’m still with him, so that’s a good sign.”

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Could this be love?

It may be for Samantha Ronson, who shelled out nearly $22,000 for a Cartier diamond ring for presumed girlfriend Lindsay Lohan on Monday.

The two were out in Los Angeles window shopping, when Ronson, 30, bought the ring as a birthday gift for Lohan.

“Sam took Lindsay shopping to celebrate her 22nd birthday,” a source told UK’s The Mirror newspaper. “Although Lindsay is the major breadwinner, Sam has her own money and is very proud.”

But the wedding invitations aren’t going out yet.

“It’s not an engagement ring - simply a token of her commitment,” the source said.

Lohan and her gal pal have been inseparable since the two were caught kissing on Diddy’s yacht in Cannes in May. The actress has yet to clarify the nature of their relationship.

(source)

Jessica Simpson isn’t avoiding her 28th birthday on Thursday – she’s already started celebrating.

The singer – joined by close friends and family – indulged in her favorite cupcake flavor, red velvet, from Crumbs bakery.

For dinner, Jessica and on-again beau Tony Romo went to Sagebrush Cantina in Calabasas, where they met up with her pregnant sister Ashlee and husband Pete Wentz.

At one point, Ashlee and Jessica got on stage to sing with The Copycats, a cover band that was playing. The band serenaded Jessica with “Happy Birthday.”

Following dinner, Jessica and Romo hit Key Club in West Hollywood to see Steel Panther (formerly known as Metal Skool).

The Dallas Cowboys quarterback even tried his hand at singing the Guns n’ Roses hit “Sweet Child O’ Mine” to Jessica and the crowd.

In January, Romo belted out Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believing” to the singer.

“I don’t know about wedding bells,” Jessica said last month of her relationship with Romo. “But I’m still with him, so that’s a good sign.”

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NICOLE Kidman’s father yesterday solved the mystery behind his newborn granddaughter’s name, revealing it was inspired by Australian artist Sidney Nolan’s muse Sunday Reed.

While the world’s media puzzled over Kidman and her country husband Keith Urban’s unusual choice of name for their baby Sunday Rose Kidman Urban, Antony Kidman revealed he and his wife had suggested it.

“There was a lady named Sunday Reed who was a prominent patron of the arts in Victoria,” Dr Kidman said from his practice in Lane Cove.

“I have read a bit about Sunday Reed and her husband John - she was a key mover and shaker in the arts around the beginning of the century. The name Sunday struck me as being a nice name for a woman, so my wife and I mentioned it.”

Sunday Reed was famous for her patronage of the arts, but also for her relationship with Sidney Nolan. Reed and her husband took part in an affair with the artist, which lasted nine years in the 1930s and resulted in Sunday becoming Nolan’s muse.

The connection could be the reason behind Kidman and Urban’s keen interest in a Sidney Nolan exhibition at the Art Gallery of NSW shortly before they announced the pregnancy.

The exhibition, in January, featured a quote about birth from Nolan which was scrawled across a wall. “When you are young you are given a good view of life, because of your closeness to birth,” it read.

Kidman appeared mesmerised by this quote, before Keith wrote it down.

“It was among other names being mentioned but they decided that was the name they wanted,” Dr Kidman said.

Urban’s brother Shane could not contain his excitement as he spoke to a Sunshine Coast radio station, revealing the baby’s second name was a tribute to their late grandmother Rose.

“It’s a wonderful wonderful thing, I’m so, so proud,” he said.

The Nashville-based country music star posted his emotive, heartfelt message on his official website, where he thanked fans for all of their “thoughts and prayers”.

Kidman’s Mother Janelle and sister Antonia were both introduced to the newest member of their family yesterday, having travelled to Nashville in time for Sunday Rose’s highly anticipated arrival.

Having turned down all lucrative media deals, the couple are expected to release a photo of Sunday Rose soon.

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NICOLE Kidman’s father yesterday solved the mystery behind his newborn granddaughter’s name, revealing it was inspired by Australian artist Sidney Nolan’s muse Sunday Reed.

While the world’s media puzzled over Kidman and her country husband Keith Urban’s unusual choice of name for their baby Sunday Rose Kidman Urban, Antony Kidman revealed he and his wife had suggested it.

“There was a lady named Sunday Reed who was a prominent patron of the arts in Victoria,” Dr Kidman said from his practice in Lane Cove.

“I have read a bit about Sunday Reed and her husband John - she was a key mover and shaker in the arts around the beginning of the century. The name Sunday struck me as being a nice name for a woman, so my wife and I mentioned it.”

Sunday Reed was famous for her patronage of the arts, but also for her relationship with Sidney Nolan. Reed and her husband took part in an affair with the artist, which lasted nine years in the 1930s and resulted in Sunday becoming Nolan’s muse.

The connection could be the reason behind Kidman and Urban’s keen interest in a Sidney Nolan exhibition at the Art Gallery of NSW shortly before they announced the pregnancy.

The exhibition, in January, featured a quote about birth from Nolan which was scrawled across a wall. “When you are young you are given a good view of life, because of your closeness to birth,” it read.

Kidman appeared mesmerised by this quote, before Keith wrote it down.

“It was among other names being mentioned but they decided that was the name they wanted,” Dr Kidman said.

Urban’s brother Shane could not contain his excitement as he spoke to a Sunshine Coast radio station, revealing the baby’s second name was a tribute to their late grandmother Rose.

“It’s a wonderful wonderful thing, I’m so, so proud,” he said.

The Nashville-based country music star posted his emotive, heartfelt message on his official website, where he thanked fans for all of their “thoughts and prayers”.

Kidman’s Mother Janelle and sister Antonia were both introduced to the newest member of their family yesterday, having travelled to Nashville in time for Sunday Rose’s highly anticipated arrival.

Having turned down all lucrative media deals, the couple are expected to release a photo of Sunday Rose soon.

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Finally!

The reason(s) why Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban named their bundle of joy Sunday Rose Roast….

Grandpa Kidman told the Australian media that Sunday was the name of Australian artist Sidney Nolan’s muse.

Gramps revealed he and Grandma Kidman had suggested it to Keith and Nic. He says, “I have read a bit about Sunday Reed and her husband John - she was a key mover and shaker in the arts around the beginning of the century. The name Sunday struck me as being a nice name for a woman, so my wife and I mentioned it.”

The source goes on to report that Sunday Reed was famous for her patronage of the arts, but also for her relationship with Sidney Nolan. Reed and her husband took part in a menage-a-trois type affair with the artist, which lasted nine years in the 1930s and resulted in Sunday becoming Nolan’s muse.

Will little Sunday Rose Kidman Urban ‘inspire’ future artists in the same way?

We kid.

Urban’s brother Shane revealed the baby’s second name was a tribute to their late grandmother, Rose.

“It’s a wonderful wonderful thing, I’m so, so proud,” he said.

As for Roast, Perez says, “Sunday is my cheat day where I can eat whatever I want, and a roast sounds yummy this week. So, Sunday Roast Kidman Urban Cruise it is!”

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Personal questions were strictly forbidden at the Italian premiere of Get Smart on Monday – but that didn’t stop one reporter from asking the movie’s star, Anne Hathaway, “Was the separation from your ex-boyfriend painful?”

The actress’s former flame, Raffaello Follieri, remains in prison, awaiting trial on a dozen counts of wire fraud conspiracy and money laundering. And while Hathaway, 25, has continued with her publicity tour, she has steadfastly refused to discuss the split.

After the reporter lobbed the question, Hathaway remained silent and attempted a faint smile.

But, as if on cue, her costar Steve Carell valiantly stepped in to declare: “In my role of agent [for] Miss Hathaway, I would like to say that she does not answer questions relating to this subject.”

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