NEW YORK — A former girlfriend of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas has reached a deal for a “sexually driven” memoir.

Lillian McEwen, who dated Thomas in the 1980s, has signed with TitleTown Publishing, a Wisconsin-based publisher specializing in true crime and “inspirational” survivor stories. “D.C. Unmasked and Undressed” is scheduled to come out in early February, TitleTown announced Tuesday, adding that the book was “sexually driven.”

McEwen, a retired administrative law judge, broke a long public silence last fall when she told The Washington Post that Thomas often made inappropriate comments and was “obsessed with porn,” allegations made by former Thomas colleague Anita Hill during his 1991 confirmation hearings. Thomas vehemently denied such behavior.

The book will follow a dust-up last year over Thomas’ wife, Virginia, who drew criticism for starting a nonprofit tea party-affiliated lobbying group, Liberty Central. Virginia Thomas also made headlines when she left a telephone message with Hill asking her for an apology.

Actress Julia Stiles returning to Broadway in ‘Fat Pig’

 NEW YORK — Julia Stiles will join Dane Cook and Josh Hamilton in a production of Neil LaBute’s “Fat Pig” on Broadway this spring.

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The three will team up beginning April 12 at the Belasco Theatre on 44th Street for the darkly comic tale of a bachelor who falls for a plus-size girl. The show officially opens April 26.

Stiles began her career on stage at New York’s downtown La MaMa Theatre, and has since appeared in “Twelfth Night” in Central Park, the Broadway revival of David Mamet’s “Oleanna” with Aaron Eckhart and Bill Pullman, and opposite Mia Farrow in “Fran’s Bed.”

“Fat Pig” premiered off-Broadway in 2004, and LaBute, whose films include “Nurse Betty” and “Your Friends and Neighbors,” will be making his Broadway debut as its director.

Singer marries songwriter

 NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Country singer Kellie Pickler married songwriter Kyle Jacobs on New Year’s Day at a private island in the Caribbean.

Pickler finished in the top six on “American Idol” in 2005. Her songs include the top 10 hit she co-wrote with Taylor Swift, “Best Days of Your Life,” as well as “Red High Heels,” “Don’t You Know You’re Beautiful” and her most recent single, “Makin’ Me Fall in Love Again.”

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Police want Lohan charged for clash with rehab technician

LOS ANGELES — Sheriff’s investigators want Lindsay Lohan charged with battery for last month’s skirmish with a Betty Ford Center rehabilitation technician.

A two-week investigation shows the 24-year-old actress violated her probation during the altercation, and details will be sent to the Los Angeles County Probation Department this week, Riverside sheriff’s Sgt. Joe Borja said in a news release.

A Beverly Hills judge has said Lohan will be jailed if she violates probation.

Lohan has been receiving treatment at Betty Ford, about 120 miles east of Los Angeles, since late September.

She was scheduled to be released from Betty Ford on Monday, but there were conflicting reports about when she left.

 

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