Spears, Paris Hilton and Lindsay Lohan are rumored to be in talks to star in a sitcom together.

US TV network HBO, which brought us Sex and the City, are reportedly keen to sign up the blonde trio to appear as flatmate’s struggling to make it big in Hollywood.

Hilton, Spears and Lohan were once close friends and were regularly seen together on the party circuit in 2006.

The proposed show has been described as a cross between Friends and Ugly Betty.

“The chemistry between them will be electric,” a source told Britain’s Daily Star newspaper

“They were very close and have had their ups and downs in the Los Angeles party world but they have overcome those problems now. They can draw from their experiences for the sitcom.”

Show chiefs are said to have approached Extras star Ricky Gervais and Desperate Housewives creator Mark Cherry to pen the script, which would see the trio playing characters inspired by themselves.

“Paris will play a fashion designer who will try anything to get her outfits noticed,” the source said.

“Britney’s character is an aspiring singer, but her unusual song lyrics stop her from hitting the big time.

“Lindsay will be a little like Joey from Friends.”

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Stage and screen star Laurence Fishburne’s last turn as a series regular on network television was the role of Cowboy Curtis on the 1980s kids show “Pee-wee’s Playhouse.”

So the acclaimed actor better known for playing dark, brooding characters says he looks forward to his new TV gig as a forensics investigator with disturbing tendencies on the hit CBS detective drama “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation.”

Not that he had ever seen the series before his first meeting with the show’s executive producers, Carol Mendelsohn and Naren Shankar.

“I felt a little stupid and embarrassed that I hadn’t watched the show prior to having a meeting with them,” Fishburne, 47, acknowledged in a conference call with reporters for the announcement that he is joining the show’s cast.

“But I’m happy to say that the episodes that they sent me to look at were really, really engaging and really wonderful, and kind of dark and moody, like a lot of the work that I’ve actually been involved in,” he added. “So I’m very excited.”

Famed for his movie work as Morpheus in “The Matrix” trilogy and his Oscar-nominated role as Ike Turner in “What’s Love Got to Do With It,” Fishburne is slated to make his “CSI” debut in episode nine of the show’s upcoming ninth season.

“CSI,” which averaged 17 million viewers last season, ranks as CBS’s top-rated show and the third most-watched scripted series in all of U.S. prime time.

Mendelsohn and Shankar hailed Fishburne as their “dream” casting choice.

There have been a few moments in “I Love Money” where the audience feared for the safety of a contestant, like Mr. Boston two episodes ago or Midget Mac in the first episode when the ladies were looking to tear his eyes out. The fall out with Mr. Boston in the vault caused Craig to be present, and now it seems he might just have to move into the house to keep everyone safe. “Everyone” actually means Pumkin, but more on that to follow.

The competition is starting to get fairly one sided with the Gold Team constantly winning and the Green Team losing members every week. Destiney waved farewell in the last episode, which upset her new beau The Entertainer. He did not burn down the house as he threatened, but instead sulked and complained in his room to 12 Pack.

This episode was all about alliances and what happens when one is broken. The strongest alliance at the moment is between the Stallionaires: Chance, Whiteboy and Real. This trio should have been broken up weeks ago, but despite several chances now, the Gold Team captains have chosen unwisely.

The Stallionaires have an alliance with Pumkin, Toastee, and Hoopz - all from the opposite team - and have promised to give them safety. In a game where only one person can win, and soon they will have no choice but to vote a friend home, these alliances seem pretty ridiculous. It also should be noted that since the Stallionaires are only out for themselves, the girls are only safe for so long. This seems to finally be getting through to Megan and Brandi C, and they made a deal with Pumkin and Toastee for a new alliance between the four girls. They all agreed, but Pumkin and Toastee did not trust backstabbing Megan.

Pumkin and Brandi were team captains this week, and the competition involved a swimming relay race called “Save the Mac.” In “I Love New York 2″ Midget Mac could not swim and was stranded in water as his floaties broke. Buddha saved him, but now it is up to them. There were four dummies out in the water, and the team had to get each one faster than their opponents.

The Gold Team played strategically, and although it seemed tight at first, the combined swimming skill of 12 Pack and Hoopz brought them out on top. The Gold Team won for the fourth week in a row, and that means Pumkin got to choose who goes home. This also meant that one of the Stallionaires had to be in the bottom three since there were only five team members left.

Pumkin found herself in a real dilemma once Brandi C, Megan and Chance ended up being the three in the bottom. Brandi C and Megan were the weaker members, and it is best to send home the strongest person every week. Technically, since Chance threw two challenges and pretty much lost the last one for his team, he actually is not a strong candidate. Yet this would have been a perfect time to break up the Stallionaires. She knew if she sent Chance home, this would break her alliance with them, and they will all be gunning for her.

Megan promised that she and Brandi would protect Pumkin on their away trip, and since Chance absolutely refused to speak up for himself, trusting in his Stallionaire protection, Pumkin did not want to keep him. She was afraid of crossing their trio, however, and this proved to be a very real fear. The Stallionaires talked about her after hours and viciously punched a football/imaginary Pumkin.

In the end, Pumkin surprised everyone - the Stallionaires and the viewers for her guts - by sending Chance home. At first she seemed proud of herself for taking a brave chance, but this quickly turned to abject terror when both Chance and Real get in her face and threatened her. It seemed shocking that the host was simply standing there as they towered over her and terrorized the girl, but this is reality TV. He probably would have let them keep filming even if she was punched in the face.

Still, one has to wonder if next week there will be more caution around the house in case one of the violent Stallionaires try to go after her. Pumkin cannot possibly feel safe there, and she likely is not, so next week will be interesting. Will she be taken out or will her new alliance have her back? Only one thing is for certain: The Green Team better not lose again, or the Stallionaires will be broken! “I Love Money” is on VH1, Sunday’s at 9 pm EST