Jury Stuck on Britney's State

Britney Spears, Farah Fawcett, Arnold Schwarzenegger had files breached

(AP) - Years after hospital employees were accused of snooping into the medical records of celebrity patients, UCLA Health System agreed to pay an $865,000 settlement for potential violations of federal privacy laws. The settlement that UCLA reached with federal regulators Wednesday did not name the stars specifically involved. The investigation by the US Department of Health and Human Services revealed that workers repeatedly accessed patients' electronic health records between 2005 and 2008. In a statement yesterday, UCLA said it has taken steps over the past three years to retrain staff and strengthen its computer systems. More»

Calif. first lady spotted leaving vehicle in red zone

(NEWSER) - TMZ appears to have caught California's first lady flouting state traffic laws for the second time this month. A video on the site shows Maria Shriver—who recently apologized for repeatedly using her cell phone will driving—parking her decidedly non-emergency vehicle in a red zone. She left it there for almost an hour while visiting a doctor, according to TMZ, which notes that at least she finished her cell phone conversation before driving away. More»

Troubled teens tell documentary of singer's impact

(NEWSER) - Britney Spears may not be the most obvious role model for the troubled, but hardcore fans credit her with changing their lives in a new BBC documentary, Newsweek reports. In Britney Spears Saved My Life, the superfans testify that Britney and her music guided them through the darkest times of their lives, and helped them beat depression and eating disorders. More»

Plus, Rihanna house hunts, and more

(NEWSER) - The funeral for Jade Goody, the British reality star who died of cervical cancer, will be held April 4, the BBC reports. A funeral procession will go from her house to a nearby church. Elsewhere:

• Rihanna was spotted house-hunting yesterday in the Hollywood Hills, the Sun reports.
• Struggling-for-cash Lindsay Lohan probably ain't too happy that her assistant scuffed up her $115,000 Maserati, according to TMZ.

Many artists have snuck in 'If you see Kay' line

(NEWSER) - Britney Spears' not-so-subtle pun in her single "If U Seek Amy" (say it fast) may seem devilishly naughty, but completely original it is not. Many musicians have used the similarly racy "If you see Kay" line—from blues pianist Memphis Slim to Norwegian punk band Turbonegro—which was coined by James Joyce in Ulysses nearly a century ago, Slate reports. More»