According to Star rag (a source one must always take with a grain of salt) Kirsten Dunst has said "Bring it On" to the Cirque Lodge rehab facility in Utah, after partying a little too much at Sundance.

"She desperately needed help," a source tells the mag. "She seemed to be intoxicated when she checked in because she was acting really erratic. She was extremely emotional, constantly breaking down in tears. She not in a good place right now, but thankfully, she's getting the help she needs."

I wonder if KiKi and Eva Mendes are rooming together in a dorm that has "Lindsay wuz here" written on the wall? 

UPDATE: A source close to Kirsten confirmed to People.com that the actress is in rehab. "She's not doing well," the source says. "People were pushing her to go in there but there was no intervention… She has been partying hard for a while and I'm sure the Heath Ledger thing put people over the edge."

Sean Young hasn't acted in anything popular in ages, but the road that led her to enter rehab yesterday is slightly amusing.

The actress attended the Directors Guild of America Awards and reportedly heckled people on stage after getting wasted! According to Access Hollywood, when Julian Schnabel, director of "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly," was speaking onstage Sean began yelling, "Get on with it!" and "Move it on!" She also reportedly yelled at a video clip of George Clooney and had an outburst in French directed at Marion Cotillard. The director reportedly shot back, "Have another drink, honey." 

How embarrassing -- but funny. I mean she was expressing what everyone in the room was probably thinking.

The actress admitted herself into a facility, according to a statement released by her rep, which read: "It is understood that Young has struggled against the disease for many years."

So, I'm happy to hear Sean's getting help -- and, though, her career is pretty much washed up, at least she's getting lots of publicity from her latest drunk rant.

Thank heaven!

I really couldn't even begin to think about writing another celeb obit this week, and with Amy Winehouse's latest drug video, where she is allegedly smoking crack and taking Valium, she was headed for a very dark road. Luckily, her label has announced that the very talented singer has entered rehab.

"Amy decided to enter the facility today after talks with her record label, management, family and doctors," said the statement from Universal Music Group. "She has come to understand that she requires specialist treatment to continue her ongoing recovery from drug addiction and prepare for her planned appearance at the Grammy Awards. She is nominated in an incredible six categories."

"Amy entered the facility by mutual agreement and continues to receive the full support of all concerned," the statement said. "Amy is the most talented and important musical artist of her generation and has made huge strides on her road to recovery. Universal Music Group wants nothing more than to see her take the time she needs to come back to full health and fulfill her incredible potential with the label." 

"The label has always had the best interests of Amy at heart and has been guided by her family and doctors in the last few months as to the best direction to take. All concerned feel that Amy must put her health before all other considerations and will be by her side whenever and wherever they are needed."

The police, meanwhile, are still figuring out what to do with the very damaging video of the singer. "The video has been handed in to us and we are still deciding what action will be taken," a Metropolitan Police spokesman told People.com. 
 

That can't be good, but at least she's getting help. Let's hope she stays there.