By Jesse Spero

LOS ANGELES, Calif. --

Your Daily Dispatch of Celebrity Shenanigans

Their Milkshakes Bring All The Fans To Weho: In what could be bad news for celeb-fav Pinkberry, there’s a new cold confection kid coming to West Hollywood, and it has star power on it’s side. In the space where a frozen yogurt shop once stood, a new store, called Millions of Milkshakes, has emerged, and according to their signage, customers will be able to finally find out what Britney, ice and milk (blended together) finally tastes like! In addition to the pop star, Lindsay Lohan and Paris Hilton will have shake incarnations too. No word on what these celeb shakes will taste like, but we’re hoping no Cheetos were used, ya’ll.

Cameron Caught Canoodling: Cameron Diaz and British model Paul Sculfor were spotted Sunday on a romantic dinner date in West Hollywood, Us Weekly reports. The actress and the fashionable young lad were reportedly seen kissing, holding hands, and walking arm-in-arm after dinner. After dinner, the duo hit up the American Rag clothing store. Sculfor has previously been linked to Jennifer Aniston.

Timbaland Weds: Super producer Timbaland married his longtime girlfriend, Monique Idlett, Us Weekly reports. The couple tied the knot Sunday in Aruba, a source told the mag. Among the hundreds of guests, music super stars Missy Elliot, Omarion, and Ginuwine were in attendance. We’re guessing the dance floor was better than at your average wedding.

Mike Just Nibbling: Mike Myers is responding to criticism from the Hindu community about his new film, “The Love Guru,” which some feel mocks their culture. The actor told OK! Magazine, “I nibble on things in comedy, but I never bite with my teeth and I never break the skin. Having said this, I only travel with respect for all cultures. I love it. I love how things are done.” Audiences on the other hand did not love the film, as it landed in the fourth spot at the box office on its opening weekend.

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