ELEVEN INJURED IN LMFAO CONCERT: Eleven people were reportedly injured at a free Super Bowl concert that LMFAO performed over the weekend. Reportedly, the free show caused a stampede in the streets which was filled with over 50,000 people. Reportedly, 22 people were arrested for public intoxication.

JASON ALEXANDER OPENS UP ABOUT MARRIAGE TO BRITNEY SPEARS: Jason Alexander, the childhood friend who married Britney Spears for 55 hours in Las Vegas, says that he was in love with her and wished that they never annulled their marriage. On a recent 20/20 interview, Jason admits that he was in love with Britney. He said, "I went with my feelings. I was in love with her. I feel like she felt the same way. Everyone went crazy because there was no prenup."

NO 'HOUSEWIVES' SPINOFF FOR LISA: Lisa Vanderpump won't be getting her own Real Housewives spin-off. The Beverly Hills cast member reportedly shot a pilot, but Bravo decided not to go forward with the series. A source revealed, "Lisa was hoping to follow in the footsteps of New York housewife Bethenny Frankel who had her own successful spin-offs focusing on her wedding and new baby but the network decided not to pick up her show."

SNOOKI AND JWOWW ARE DETERMINED TO STAY IN JERSEY: Even though they were rejected by Hoboken, Snooki and JWoww are determined to film their spinoff reality show in New Jersey. TMZ reported that producers are working around the clock to find a suitable location, and although no alternate towns have been named, sources say that several spots in South Jersey are being eyed.

SARAH CHALKE LANDS NEW SHOW: Scrubs alum Sarah Chalke has landed her own sitcom. Deadline.com reported that Chalke will play the lead in ABC's new pilot, How to Live With Your Parents for the Rest of Your Life. The show stars Chalke as Polly, "a recently divorced single mom who moves back in with her eccentric parents, Elaine and Max, a couple who's full of life but knows no boundaries."

COPS CALLED TO CORY MONTEITH PARTY: The cops reportedly visited Cory Monteith on Saturday night after his house party got out of control. TMZ.com reported that neighbors of the Glee star called the cops because it got too noisy. Law enforcement sources say both Monteith and his roommate were cooperative and agreed to shut off the music and end the party -- however they were ticketed for the music. Sources say that some of the other Glee cast members were in attendance.

HEIDI AND SEAL: BANDS STILL ON: Heidi Klum and Seal are both still wearing their wedding rings. Seal announced that he was keeping his on because "I'm still married to this incredible woman" -- and although Heidi hasn't commented on the jewelry, she apparently has similar feelings. The couple announced their split two weeks ago.

SUZANNE SOMERS GETS FAT INJECTED INTO BREASTS: Suzanne Somers underwent an experimental procedure to help restore her breasts after having cancer surgery. Somers helped launch a clinical trial, which removes fat from the subject's stomach via liposuction, combines it with the patients stem cells and injects the mixture into the breast. Suzanne was the first patient to participate and more than 10 others have been accepted so far. She said of the procedure, which costs between $14,500 and $19,500, "This whole thing is a win-win. You lose fat and get a new breast."

BRAD PITT REFUTES CLOONEY'S STATUS AS PRANK KING: George Clooney has acquired the reputation as Hollywood's biggest practical joker, but Brad Pitt says he deserves credit for starting the behavior. Pitt told James Lipton that kicked off their prank war on the set of Oceans 11. He recalled, "I sent a memo to the entire Italian crew, in Italian, that said, 'Dear Crew: We wish you a wonderful shoot. George Clooney asks that, this is a very difficult role for him. He needs to concentrate deeply. Mr. Clooney asks that you try not to interrupt him, look him in the eye. If you do need to address Mr. Clooney, please refer to him only as 'Daniel' or 'Mr. Ocean.' " Pitt added, "It went on for two weeks. He handled it gracefully, but he was becoming unnerved, I think."