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Pam Anderson admits cocaine use

Anderson made the shocking confession during a TV interview with British talk show host Jeremy Kyle on Wednesday.

The former Baywatch star admits she has "dabbled" in illegal substances, but she's adamant cocaine is the strongest drug she's tried and she soon gave up the habit because she didn't like the effects.

She says, "Well I've tried it (cocaine) and I don't like it. I'm completely hyper and it actually doesn't work for me. I've dabbled in things."

Anderson also revealed she's quit drinking, because alcohol brings out her wild side.

She adds, "I haven't had a drink in a month, I don't drink. Champagne - sometimes I'll drink it and I'll get a little crazy, doing back flips and, you know, wrestling people on the floor. But I'm taking a break right now, my friend calls it 'detox so you can retox'."

No shadows on Pam, please

Pam Anderson is over Tommy Lee

The couple married in 1995 and split just three years later after a fight between them put Lee behind bars.

Although Lee and Anderson have since tried to make their relationship work countless times - with the Baywatch babe moving into the Motley Crue star's home as recently as last year - the actress/model insists the romance is over.

She has found love and happiness with an electrician - and she insists she's through with the drummer for good.

She explains, "You can't get heartbroken any more over all the disappointments or how he is as a father or anything like that. He doesn't think he's doing anything wrong. I do tell him the truth, but it's been 10 years of suffering over him so I'm over it.

"Whatever it is, it is - as long as my kids are happy and we're happy and we're safe, let him run around the world. I support him."

When asked if she'd ever give Lee another chance, Anderson adds, "No. No way. I have no interest at all."

Lee and Anderson are parents to sons Brandon, 13, and Dylan, 11.

Pam Anderson far from broke

But broke apparently is not one of those things.

Tabloid magazines are widely reporting she owes about $1.1 million to contractors who did renovation work on her Malibu Colony home, alleging she didn't pay because she is "broke."

Her American manager and public relations representative, Peter Asher, isn't publicly commenting about the matter, even to sympathetic Canadian media, so we haven't heard Pam's side.

So the story about Anderson being out of dough keeps being repeated like that old game of telephone.

So allow me to tell her side of the story, at least according to a couple of friends and one neighbour.

The dispute with the contractors happened because Anderson wasn't satisfied with the work, the sources say. Apparently, work was never completed and the house is sitting there, an unfinished construction site.

"Pam is really upset about it. She wants to sell it, but can't because it's half finished," said one source.

The dispute is expected to go to court.

But sources insist Anderson is not out of money, by any stretch of the imagination.

"Baywatch is still in syndication all over the world and she still gets residuals."

Indeed, the syndication payments for Baywatch, which ran from 1989 until 1999 and in which Anderson was the main star, are some of the highest still being paid because, according to Guinness Book of World Records, it remains the most watched TV show in history with more than 1.1 billion viewers.

Let's not forget, she gets big child support payments from ex Tommy Lee, who's a multi-millionaire from his still successful band, Motley Crue.

The reason the Ladysmith, B.C., native is always looking for work -- like opening spas in Eastern Europe and modeling -- is "because she's a workaholic and wants to remain relevant.

"Gosh, who doesn't want to keep working?"

Pamela Anderson Launches Budget-Friendly Signature Fragrance

Anderson launches anti-seal hunt ad

Anderson told a gathering outside Ontario's legislature that she wanted to save Canada from further international embarrassment over a "barbaric massacre."

"When I travel all over the world, the Canadian seal hunt is a huge issue that people talk to me about," she said. "So I'm trying to save some embarrassment."

Anderson, 42, braved blustering winds and a bone-chilling damp while clad in a one shoulder sheath and strappy heels. Her handlers ensured not a drop of rain reached her primped hair and makeup.

After posing with the mascot and a picture of her air-brushed self wearing a "Save the Seals" T-shirt, the former "Baywatch" star took time to answer gossip questions.

"No," she replied when asked if she's selling her Malibu home.

"Don't believe any of that crap," she said, adding, "I have a home in Canada too.

"Being Canadian, I feel I am hopefully a good voice here," she said while shutters snapped around her.

Minister of Fisheries and Oceans Gail Shea called Anderson's remarks disappointing and suggested she spend time with East Coast sealers to understand the hunt's importance.

"Hollywood celebrities are not going to dictate policy in Canada because we make decisions that are based on science and consultation with Canadians," Shea said in a telephone interview.

Anderson, a B.C. native, was in Toronto to launch her new animal-friendly clothing line at Fashion Week.

The actress and activist is one of several celebrities, including Kelly Osborne and Perez Hilton, who are part of the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals campaign calling for an end to the annual seal hunt.

PETA says the ads will appear in entertainment magazines and on blogs and will be tweeted in many languages starting this fall. The aim is to keep pressure on the government year-round instead of just during the spring when protests are expected.

Anderson said baby seals are bludgeoned in front of their mothers before they have their first swim, but Shea said the killing of baby seals hasn't been practised in Canada since the early '80s. Activists focus on it because it tugs at the heart strings, Shea said.

"They still use the pictures of white seal pups, which are very cute, and of course they're bleeding red blood on white ice," she said.

"It's all very dramatic, but it doesn't happen."

The hunt is not just a tradition but a big part of the economy in coastal communities that do not the same economic opportunities as other parts of the country, Shea added.

Prominent figures like U.S. President Barack Obama, Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin and the Dalai Lama have spoken out against the hunt.

But many Canadian politicians support it, saying it gives remote regions an economic boost.

Gov. Gen. Michaelle Jean made international headlines this summer when she helped carve a seal and ate part of its heart in support of the traditional aboriginal hunt.

PETA claims it is not targeting the aboriginal hunt but the East Coast commercial hunt.

Shea said there should be no distinction because seals are slaughtered in both hunts for economic reasons.

"It's every bit as important to the East Coast of Canada as it is to the Inuit."

Pam Anderson Did Not Enslave Little Girl, Little Girl Volunteered to be Enslaved

A solemn 9-year-old girl carrying her train.

Yesterday Page Six kept the story going, publishing an item about Pam's "fashion slave." After Pam presented the award, she allegedly "shouted 'daughter' in front of the whole auditorium, and slapped her leg like she was calling a puppy. The girl rushed up to grab her train."

Being known for her erratic behavior, we didn't think Pam would even respond. But while showing her ass on a runway is one thing, Pam apparently felt the need to say something about the child slavery charges...

The little girl is Adelaide Gault, daughter of Pam's makeup artist friend Sharon Gault. And according to Pam's official statement, released this morning, this whole thing was the kid's idea:

"As Pamela was preparing for the red carpet, Adelaide asked if she could carry the train. Everyone thought that would be fun and Pam agreed. Adelaide held the train with elegance and aplomb as Pam made the way across the red carpet and to her seat. Adelaide chose to sit next to Pam throughout the show, rather than in her own seat, met lots of interesting people and had a great time."

So that's it, no children were harmed in the making of this red carpet stunt. Now, what we would really appreciate is an explanation about this recent look—Baywatch swimsuit, caution-taped leg and freaky Ronald McDonald mask—but since it involves neither child red carpet slavery nor animals, we probably won't get one.

Pamela Anderson On Her "Rock Concert" Fashion Show

Anderson against 'Baywatch' movie

The sex symbol gained international fame playing swimsuit-clad lifeguard C. J. Parker in the series.

Anderson reprised her role in 2003 made-for-TV movie, Baywatch: Hawaiian Wedding.

However, the 42-year-old blonde insists adapting the series for theatrical release would be a disaster.

She tells Usmagazine.com, "Never! I'm not going do it (a Baywatch movie). I liked the TV show. I don't like it when they (producers) ruin it by making a movie out of it."

Anderson blasted over child helper

The former Baywatch actress shocked guests at the Hollywood Style Awards over the weekend when she turned up with young Adelaide Gault, who trailed behind the star, making sure her flowing Vivienne Westwood gown didn't catch on the floor.

Gault, the daughter of a make-up artist who was said to be working at the event, was left looking embarrassed and uncomfortable as she followed the actress around, and even sat on the floor as Anderson took her seat near the catwalk.

According to reports, the audience physically gasped when Anderson took to the stage, turned to Gault and patted her leg, shouting "daughter," as if she was calling for a pet dog.

A source tells New York gossip column Page Six, "She didn't even have her own seat and had to sit at Pamela's feet, where people nearly stepped on her to get to the stage. The girl looked uncomfortable and kept tugging on her dress to get her attention, but Pamela waved her away."

Another guest adds, "Pamela was telling people it was her daughter. And, after she presented David LaChapelle with an award onstage, she shouted 'daughter' in front of the whole auditorium, and slapped her leg like she was calling a puppy. The girl rushed up to grab her train."

A spokesperson for America's Child Labor Coalition has now called for investigation into how the nine year old came to be "working" as part of the blonde bombshell's entourage.

The rep says, "I would want to speak to the child to ask her if it is something she willingly did. Nine is very young, and an awards ceremony is a long time for a child to be out holding a dress."

Pam's undies here

Anderson denies bankruptcy claim

Los Angeles County records show five construction companies have filed liens for unpaid bills for remodeling work carried out on the star's Malibu home last year.

According to U.S. reports, bosses at one company, Bruder Construction, filed a $674,043 lien against the star for costs including labour, materials and sub-contractors' fees.

County records also show Anderson owes $252,360.39 in back state taxes and penalties for 2007.

However, the blonde insists she is sorting out her debts - blaming unpaid tax bills on 'miscalculations'.

She says, "I'm financially secure and I want to thank everyone who expressed concern for me based on these rumours. I am actually touched at how much concern has been expressed for me over this. It is true that I am in a dispute with some of the contractors working on my home. This is because after paying millions of dollars to build the house I continue to get bills from the contractors.

"My lawyers are reviewing the work done to see if the bills are fair. If they are, they'll be paid. If they aren't, they won't be. I am just sorry (one of the contractors) went to the press, especially when I was working out of the country.

"On a separate issue, mistakes may have been made in calculating taxes owed and we are now in the process of ensuring that any taxes owed are paid."

Pamela Anderson Is More Than $1 Million in Debt

Is Pamela Anderson going broke?

The Baywatch star is being chased by a construction company who completed renovation work on her Malibu, California home in 2008.

Bruder Construction filed a $674,043 lien against the star for costs including labour, materials and sub-contractors' fees, according to America's Star magazine.

And the U.S. government is also allegedly owed $252,360 by Anderson for an unpaid income tax bill.

Anderson has been living in a beachside trailer in Malibu while waiting for her home to be finished, and recently admitted she was contemplating staying at the park.

Missing In Action

Pamela Anderson's New Shocker: Dating an Electrician

A bikini-clad Anderson, 42, was spotted out at the beach in Malibu with her buff boyfriend, who's an electrician. The pair reportedly met a few months ago at a trailer park where the former wife of Kid Rock was staying while work was being done on her house.

Since then, the pair have been spotted out with her kids, having lunch everywhere from Malibu to Vancouver Island, British Columbia, and – of course – at the beach.

Reportedly their first date: a ride to the beach on Padgett's golf cart.

Pam Anderson ad deemed 'too sexy'

Advertising chiefs at People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) filmed a promo in which the former Baywatch beauty stars as a scantily-clad flight security guard who strips passengers of fur and leather.

The ad was due to be shown at New York City's three airports - but bosses pulled the plug over fears the racy film will offend passengers with young children.

New York Post gossip column PageSix reports a representative for CNN Airport Network wrote to PETA bosses to explain the commercial is "particularly sensitive because children make up part of the demographic in airports".

The animal rights group is now hoping to show the film on in-flight entertainment.

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Pamela Anderson: Fashion's Latest Muse

Pamela Anderson shakes up Vivienne Westwood show

Huge safety blankets folded into coats and out-of-control pink tulle added Westwood's trademark rebellious touch to the show, culminating in Anderson twirling down the catwalk first in a tutu and then in a skin-tight T-shirt.

Backstage after the show on the elegant Place Vendome a few steps away from the French justice ministry, orange-haired Westwood shared a few tips for dispelling the economic gloom as the Paris womenswear shows got into full swing.

"Buy less, choose well, mix it all. Wear your shirt back to front, that way you get two ways of wearing your shirt," British designer Westwood told reporters.

Apart from the tulle extravaganza, she included a range of dresses and jackets that could easily be worn to the office, continuing the trend toward wearable, sellable pieces seen in New York and Milan.

Asymmetric wrap dresses and tunics in sea green and greyish blue, a black pinstripe dress and draped tops were meant to give shoppers the option to buy one special piece and combine it with whatever they had in their wardrobe.

"I still sell a lot of stuff, it doesn't seem to affect me," Westwood said about the downturn that has hit retailers from highstreet labels to luxury brands.

CLIMATE CHANGE

She then said she wanted to "hijack" her fashion show to talk about climate change, describing it a much greater threat than economic meltdown.

"We're in a terrible state. We need to save the human race," she added with a sigh.

With her roots in punk rock, Westwood is known for injecting political messages into her shows. But even at Christian Dior, not normally known to display social concerns, the crisis was making an impact.

While Dior challenged the recession only a few weeks ago with a dazzling haute couture show full of Marie Antoinette ballgowns, the autumn/winter collection tried to strike a balance between dreamy creativity and sober clothes that sell.

After the show, Chief Executive Sydney Toledano said he was worried about the social consequences of the downturn.

"We are here, super cool," he told reporters, gesturing to the champagne-sipping fashion crowd around him, "But we see the unemployment and all that."

Designer John Galliano looked to the East for inspiration, with fur-trimmed Genghis Khan hats and coats with fur cuffs, floaty canary yellow and cherry red dresses with silver or turquoise embellishments, and heavy jewelry.

But like other designers this season, he added several more practical outfits. Puffball skirt suits, jackets with balloon sleeves and matching skirts came in a color that matched the wider mood: grey.

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