I'm doubting she cares but Kate Moss will not be making FHM magazine's "World's Sexiest 100 Women" list . I know she wanted to continue the tradition of being part of a mag that normally ends up on the floor of frathouse bathrooms with footprints on it and sticky pages - but she's going to have to do without this year.

KATE Moss has started to gather moss. For the first time in a decade, it looks as though the reed-thin supermodel will not make FHM's annual list of the "World's Sexiest 100 Women." While she ranked No. 87 last year, she's now thousands of votes short of making the Top 100, with the contest ending next week. "She hasn't looked great as of late," FHM spokesman Dan Cooper told us. "I think the average guy on the street prefers someone that's a little more womanly." Among those set to be high on the list this year are Keira Knightley and Sienna Miller.

Which two famous-for-going-to-parties Hollywood female best friends recently stayed in a hotel together? The maid had to call the manager to ask if she should wipe up the cocaine, or clean around it. (Gatecrasher)

WHICH aging movie/TV actress has a son just released from the swanky Sierra Tucson rehab clinic where he was treated for depression? (Page Six)

WHICH bejeweled social climber will do anything to associate her name with A-list actresses, even create bogus, salacious gossip to promote her faux "friendships"? (Page Six)

The journey has ended for Soledad and Miles O'Brien, says CNN. The dual anchors of lackluster American Morning are being demoted reassigned elsewhere, to be replaced by new acquisitions John Roberts (Dan Rather's understudy at CBS) and Kiran Chetry (the recent transfer who "famously" reported for Fox News and CNN in a single, freewheeling afternoon).

And while this marks the second shakeup at the "flagging" news show in two years, the show's emphasis on "straight news over light features" may have more to do with its sliding ratings than the quality of its anchors.

After all, the show starts broadcasting at 6am. And, from the looks of it, early-birds aren't exactly enthralled by reports of soaring gas prices, imminent recessions and the inevitable social security crisis. Not surprising, considering the general rule of thumb seems to be: coffee first, deplorable state of economic affairs second.

The journey has ended for Soledad and Miles O'Brien, says CNN. The dual anchors of lackluster American Morning are being demoted reassigned elsewhere, to be replaced by new acquisitions John Roberts (Dan Rather's understudy at CBS) and Kiran Chetry (the recent transfer who "famously" reported for Fox News and CNN in a single, freewheeling afternoon).

And while this marks the second shakeup at the "flagging" news show in two years, the show's emphasis on "straight news over light features" may have more to do with its sliding ratings than the quality of its anchors.

After all, the show starts broadcasting at 6am. And, from the looks of it, early-birds aren't exactly enthralled by reports of soaring gas prices, imminent recessions and the inevitable social security crisis. Not surprising, considering the general rule of thumb seems to be: coffee first, deplorable state of economic affairs second.

The journey has ended for Soledad and Miles O'Brien, says CNN. The dual anchors of lackluster American Morning are being demoted reassigned elsewhere, to be replaced by new acquisitions John Roberts (Dan Rather's understudy at CBS) and Kiran Chetry (the recent transfer who "famously" reported for Fox News and CNN in a single, freewheeling afternoon).

And while this marks the second shakeup at the "flagging" news show in two years, the show's emphasis on "straight news over light features" may have more to do with its sliding ratings than the quality of its anchors.

After all, the show starts broadcasting at 6am. And, from the looks of it, early-birds aren't exactly enthralled by reports of soaring gas prices, imminent recessions and the inevitable social security crisis. Not surprising, considering the general rule of thumb seems to be: coffee first, deplorable state of economic affairs second.

The journey has ended for Soledad and Miles O'Brien, says CNN. The dual anchors of lackluster American Morning are being demoted reassigned elsewhere, to be replaced by new acquisitions John Roberts (Dan Rather's understudy at CBS) and Kiran Chetry (the recent transfer who "famously" reported for Fox News and CNN in a single, freewheeling afternoon).

And while this marks the second shakeup at the "flagging" news show in two years, the show's emphasis on "straight news over light features" may have more to do with its sliding ratings than the quality of its anchors.

After all, the show starts broadcasting at 6am. And, from the looks of it, early-birds aren't exactly enthralled by reports of soaring gas prices, imminent recessions and the inevitable social security crisis. Not surprising, considering the general rule of thumb seems to be: coffee first, deplorable state of economic affairs second.

The journey has ended for Soledad and Miles O'Brien, says CNN. The dual anchors of lackluster American Morning are being demoted reassigned elsewhere, to be replaced by new acquisitions John Roberts (Dan Rather's understudy at CBS) and Kiran Chetry (the recent transfer who "famously" reported for Fox News and CNN in a single, freewheeling afternoon).

And while this marks the second shakeup at the "flagging" news show in two years, the show's emphasis on "straight news over light features" may have more to do with its sliding ratings than the quality of its anchors.

After all, the show starts broadcasting at 6am. And, from the looks of it, early-birds aren't exactly enthralled by reports of soaring gas prices, imminent recessions and the inevitable social security crisis. Not surprising, considering the general rule of thumb seems to be: coffee first, deplorable state of economic affairs second.

The journey has ended for Soledad and Miles O'Brien, says CNN. The dual anchors of lackluster American Morning are being demoted reassigned elsewhere, to be replaced by new acquisitions John Roberts (Dan Rather's understudy at CBS) and Kiran Chetry (the recent transfer who "famously" reported for Fox News and CNN in a single, freewheeling afternoon).

And while this marks the second shakeup at the "flagging" news show in two years, the show's emphasis on "straight news over light features" may have more to do with its sliding ratings than the quality of its anchors.

After all, the show starts broadcasting at 6am. And, from the looks of it, early-birds aren't exactly enthralled by reports of soaring gas prices, imminent recessions and the inevitable social security crisis. Not surprising, considering the general rule of thumb seems to be: coffee first, deplorable state of economic affairs second.