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Did you guys notice how delusional I was on Friday, when I told you that I would be providing up-to-the-minute coverage of the 2007 Emmy Awards? I say delusional because I live on the west coast and totally forgot that DUH, we do everything on east coast time, including live television events that take place out here on the best west coast. Damn east coasters. It's all you guys' fault. So, because I have no access to an east coast feed, this is actually three hours behind. It's like CNN...if CNN had a hangover with jet-lag. With that in mind, I ask that you still do your best to enjoy what I will herewith refer to as my three-hour-delay-blog of the Emmys.

Here we go, 8:00 PM the Emmys are starting with "The Family Guy" with a musical number that seems to have the sole purpose of taking the piss out of all of the nominees. They kick it off by making fun of Zach Braff. Sweet. Oh yes, they joke that Isaiah Washington will be taking Kramer's place on "Seinfeld" as an innovative programming experiment and cut to an awkward-looking T.R. Knight. *Nervous laughter* Too soon, guys?

8:03 PM sees Ryan Seacrest hit the stage. Because of Kathy Griffin, I have trouble enjoying him too much. I see he's taken out the highlights for the event. Good move. Sigh. I miss Conan. This weird, round stage looks too much like "American Idol" for my liking. Oh God, this is going to be awkward. He's harassing Eva Longoria and guessing what everyone's wearing. Why? Because he's secure in his heterosexuality! OK, I need to pace myself, or I'm going to be typing a novella here. Unsurprisingly, Ryan informs us that "2 and a Half Men" is one of his favorite shows. And now he jokes about Jeremy Piven possibly hitting on Hayden Pannettiere and we are all creeped out by Jeremy's greasy smile. Ugh. I'm still remembering his pix of Lindsay in a bikini at his house.

Kiefer Sutherland 2006 EmmysHello and for those of you who don't know me (probably most of you), I'm Lisa Timmons, Editor of the Gossip Blog (Recapist sister site) A Socialite's Life and for the first time ever, I will actually be live-blogging the Emmys on Sunday (on FOX at 8PM/7c) giving you up-to-the-minute coverage of HOURS of Emmy happenings. I hope you guys appreciate this, because I HATE watching awards shows, but I really, really love web traffic...and entertaining you readers, of course, with my off-the-cuff commentary and complaining. Because I know I'm oh-so-entertaining when I'm griping about actually having to do my job. So, for those of you without TVs, or who would like a supplement to your Emmy watching, be sure to get online and check out ASL for your snarky Emmy coverage.

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Kristin Cavallari

Our very own Chad Kennedy covered the Victoria’s Secret World’s Largest Pajama Party for Teen Scene.

DJ AM was spinning some hot tracks to get the show kicked off. Kristin Cavallari from Laguna Beach (pictured above with the Teen Scene staff) made some appearances throwing beachballs and glow sticks into the crowd. Then came the big finale with Fergie performing.

Victoria Beckham: Coming to America is the gripping, inspiring, thrilling, emotional journey of one woman as she packs up everything she has ever known and love (David, Brooklyn, Romeo & Cruz) and moves to a bold new place (again -- the first time she moved from London to Madrid, so this is more like a redux, but Americans don't know anything outside of the U.S., so cancel the redux, darlings.) Basically, that one girl who used to point while singing all the Spice Girls songs because she couldn't sing for falaffels in their music videos and live, is moving to the LAX. And she won't be ignored dammit. And NBC is desperate not to be ignored either. It's a match made in media whore heaven.