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Corey Feldman wasn't able to attend the funeral for his old buddy Corey Haim on Tuesday. Instead, he was getting a tattoo in the late actor's memory, a balloon-like etching that he says is a copy of one that Haim had. Feldman also had the number "222" added, a nod to an inside joke with his friend.

The April issue of Esquire magazine features Tina Fey in a photo shoot resembling an alternate universe version of 'The Hangover,' where the '30 Rock' star stands atop a dinner table with a bottle of Jack Daniels, holds a vomiting friend's hair and ends up handcuffed to a police officer.

"The idea of the photo shoot is something like my wild night out. The irony being that I don't do that," Fey tells Esquire.

In online snippets available from the new profile, Fey also riffs on her Sarah Palin impression, her time as the world's funniest woman and why "the thinking man" is a myth.

Britney, get back together with your boyfriend!

Yesterday, E! broke the news that Britney Spears and agent Jason Trawick, who she's been dating since last summer, have split. Mistake!

Ever since Spears started dating Trawick, her agent at William Morris Endeavor (WME), she's been looking better than ever. Her hair is back to its original color, there's been nary a vag shot of her getting out of a car or any public meltdowns. Lately, Spears has been looking downright classy -- except she still chain smokes, but no one's perfect.

Trawick was a major improvement from her ex-husband, Kevin Federline, a former backup dancer turned contestant on VH1's 'Celebrity Fit Club.' And remember the crazy eyes on her most recent ex -- that weird paparazzi guy, Adnan Ghalib -- who was totally with her just out of love?

But Britney's not the only starlet to get cozy with her agent.

Amy Poehler is pregnant again, her rep confirms to Usmagazine.com.

The 'Parks and Recreation' star is expecting her second child with husband Will Arnett. The couple have a 16-month-old son, Archie.

No due date has been given for the baby.

Poehler and Arnett, 38 and 39 respectively, have been married since August of 2003.

Much has been made of the seemingly rampant product placement in Lady Gaga's new music video, 'Telephone,' and according to the New York Post, all that blatant branding was as purposeful as it seemed.

Of the 10 brands that appear throughout the much-discussed video, Polaroid is perhaps the most prominent. In January, Polaroid received more press than it has in years when it announced that it had entered into an unconventional partnership with the music superstar. Gaga was to be the brand's "creative director and inventor of specialty products," a source told the Post. The deal allegedly gave Gaga an equity stake in the company, allowing her to participate "in the future of the company in a meaningful way."

CNN journalist Anderson Cooper graces the cover of Outside Magazine's April "Adventure" issue and reveals that while covering the recent earthquake in Haiti, he couldn't sit back like some journalists. Instead, he dug into the rubble to start saving lives.

"To be in a place before relief workers are there: That presents some unique challenges. You suddenly find yourself in a situation where, you say, 'You're a doctor -- what do you do?' There are some journalism purists who say that you do nothing, that you just watch and report, and I certainly understand that," Cooper says. "But in the case of a little boy who got hit in the head with a cement block, no one was helping him. He couldn't get up ... Blood was pouring from his head. It was a split second decision to take him out of the situation. I think anyone would have done the same thing if they had the opportunity."

In the interview, he talks openly about the dangers of reporting, his stint in Haiti and the emotional toll of coming face-to-face with his biggest fears.

Pop-Ed: This week's cover of PEOPLE magazine features a sexy Kate Gosselin (revealing a lot of leg) with the headline "Why Can't A Mom Have Fun?" It seems people love criticizing the newly-divorced mom of eight. The tabloids have been having a field day, attacking her parenting skills because 'Dancing with the Stars' is filmed in Los Angeles -- nearly three thousand miles across the country from her children, who are based in Pennsylvania.

In fact, the very first question she got asked was why she decided to do the show, as it involves so much time away from home. Bet she wouldn't have been asked that question if she were a man.