Elisabeth may disagree with 'View' co-hosts on most things political, but our nearly 67,000 voters agree that when these ladies are fighting, it's hard to hear. 89 percent say they miss some or all of their points in the midst of the bickering.

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Courtney Love continues to deny she's had gastric band surgery to slim down, contrary to a current News of the World item that says she's been boasting about the surgery. Sorry Court, but 84 percent of voters are siding with NOTW on this one. Get the Story and Vote

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Rosie O'Donnell will be starring in her own variety show the night before Thanksgiving. But 62 percent of our 40,000 voters say they absolutely won't be tuning in. Get the Story and Vote

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Who would Homer Simpson vote for? 60 percent of PopEater readers say he's an Obama man all the way.

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Britney's ex says there's a two-hour sex tape of him and the star he's looking to sell. We salute the 100,000 PopEater voters who came clean with us about whether they would watch. 62 percent say they are ready for Spears' close-up.

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Will Scarlett and Ryan's marriage last 'til death to them part? If PopEater readers are right, not a chance. Only 8 percent of our 24,000 voters think their love is here to stay. 51 percent say it will last months. The rest predict they have a few years before splitting. Get the Story and Vote

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Sorry Britney, try again. 69 percent of voters tell you the new wig just ain't working. Get the Story and Vote

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Clay Aiken comes out of the closet. Were PopEater readers shocked? 96 percent of 306,000 voters weren't surprised. Get the Story and Vote

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We are still recovering from Josh Groban's TV theme medley at the Emmys. 23,000 of you weighed in on the performance too. 45 percent found it brilliant, 31 percent found it brutal and 25 percent thought it was a bit of both. Watch It Now

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Sorry SJP, but PopEater readers are sending you back to the salon. 83 percent of voters think the new hair style is awful, not awesome.

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Oct. 16, 2006: Poor Paula. The singer's attempt to raise money through an eBay auction ends abruptly after the "Win a Day Paula" receives no bids. The VIP package, which included two first-class tickets to Los Angeles, a $2,225 shopping spree, and a backstage meeting with the star, is removed after the $26,000 asking price appeared to deter people from bidding.

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Oct. 21, 1992: Madonna releases a coffee table book 'Sex,' which includes photos of the Material Girl, Vanilla Ice, Naomi Campbell and others in various stages of undress, simulating all manner of sex acts. Not surprisingly, the book sparks outrage and sells like hot cakes.

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Oct. 18, 1987: The actor that 'Rolling Stone' magazine recently dubbed "poster boy for tweenyboppers," Zac Efron is born in San Luis Obispo, California.

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Oct. 16, 2006: As actress Lindsay Lohan struts down the red carpet, she receives a court summons to appear as a witness. Lohan throws the papers to the ground when she realizes the summons is for a case involving her mother Dina Lohan, who is accused of theft and fraud relating to a 2002 music deal.

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Oct. 16, 1992: Two weeks after tearing up a photo of Pop John Paul II while on 'Saturday Night Live,' Sinead O'Connor is booed off stage at Madison Square Garden.

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Oct. 15, 1951: The Queen of Comedy, Lucille Ball, begins her six-year reign as the star of 'I Love Lucy.'

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Oct. 17, 1972: Marshall Bruce Mathers III is born in St. Joseph, Miss. After moving to Detroit as a young boy, he will climb the ranks of the city's underground rap scene before being given his big break by Dr. Dre.

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Oct. 18, 1990: In honor of the film's immeasurable contribution to the city's cultural fabric, Los Angeles declares it 'Rocky Horror Picture Show Day.'

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Oct. 19, 2006: Four months after his marriage to fellow Aussie Nicole Kidman, country singer Keith Urban announces that he's going into rehab.

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October 17, 2005: The Colbert Report, a spin-off from The Daily Show, debuts on Comedy Central, becoming an instant success.

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