Having your parents know about your sex life is never nice. So imagine how Jack Osbourne feels about his mom and dad telling the world that he slept with Paris Hilton.

As if having Ozzy and Sharon discuss his conquests in the media wasn't humiliating enough, the former reality TV has the added shame that he is just another notch on the socialite's belt.

Everyone in Hollywood seems to have logged on-line and started writing letters.

In the age of instant messaging, BlackBerry's and e-mail, celebs are using technology to defend themselves, rather than a publicist.

Candy Spelling has logged onto the Internet again and written another letter.

The Hollywood widow, who has recently reconciled with estranged daughter Tori, has given another starlet some of her advice.

Out of all his legal problems, the latest case filed against Joe Francis is the least of his troubles.

Another legal woe to add to the list has been filed in a Florida court by two young women who claim Joe and Mantra Films put them in a "Girls Gone Wild" video without permission.

After a rocky start, Joe Francis has settled into prison life quite nicely. So much so that he is staying behind bars voluntarily.

Well, not exactly, but the a la porn entrepreneur has opted to stay in a Reno jail rather than be released on $1.5 million bail. A Florida judge has now revoked the bail, meaning that Joe must stay in prison until the end of July or be taken into custody by Nevada authorities.

Maybe Candy Spelling just got the Internet connected in her Beverly Hills mansion and has learned how to e-mail? There has to be some logical explanation behind her decision to start writing open letters to young Hollywood stars and attempt to reason with them.

The mother of Tori, who up until recently was estranged from her daughter, has now gone after imprisoned "Girls Gone Wild" creator Joe Francis after writing to family friend Paris Hilton.