Suleman’s original 6 already jealous of new 8

Courtney Hazlett The Scoop

Nadya Suleman is getting ready to move into a new house, and bring her babies home, albeit to a brood of jealous siblings.

“The house is on a cul-de-sac. It’s safe. It’s about 2,800 square feet, four bedrooms. I don’t want anyone to know where we are. I have trust issues. I know there are a lot of emotionally disturbed people,” Suleman said in the first of a series of exclusive blog posts for Radaronline.com.

The video portion of the blog, live as of 9 a.m. ET on March 3, shows Suleman struggling to speak as one of her older six kids bites her, pulls her hair and slaps her in the face. Suleman said her older children are already jealous of the octuplets. When a friend showed the kids a picture of their new siblings, “they hit the picture,” Suleman said.

Other news revealed in the blog: Suleman wants to go off food stamps. “My goal is not to be a burden on any taxpayer,” she said.

Tom and Katie’s date night security sweep
Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes recently went to dinner at L.A. eatery Il Sole with Holmes’ “All My Sons” co-star John Lithgow and his wife Mary Yeager. While the restaurant is used to seeing its fair share of A-listers, it wasn’t accustomed to the security sweep that went along with it.

“Their team came and planned an entrance and exit strategy — in other words they scoped out the back door — and they tried to photo-proof the restaurant as much as possible,” said a source with knowledge of the sweep, “I have never heard of a celeb doing that at the restaurant before.”

In case you were curious, Cruise and Lithgow split the bill, though they “didn’t order much,” according to the source. “They shared steak tartare and pasta. Katie didn’t say much throughout the meal, but Tom was in great spirits. In fact, as (Tom, Katie and Bella Cruise, who was also there) exited out the back door of the restaurant, Tom popped his head into the kitchen to shake hands and thank the chef and kitchen crew.”

Vanity Fair puts comics on cover
Comedy is doing well on television and in the theaters, but will it translate to magazine sales? Vanity Fair hopes so.

Video   Rogen, Rudd on Vanity Fair Some of today's top comedians, including Seth Rogen and Jonah Hill, grace the cover of Vanity Fair's comedy issue, but did they really pose nude? Access Hollywood

The monthly has put a nearly-naked Jonah Hill, Seth Rogen, Jason Segel and Paul Rudd on the April issue. “Beverly Hills Chihuahua” dogs Chloe and Papi also appear on the cover.

“Brother, Can You Spare a Laugh,” the cover line, is an obvious nod to the economy, but despite the dire financial climate, VF was one of the few magazines to see an increase in newsstand sales in the back half of 2008. It will be interesting to see if the smart, but decidedly not flashy, cover can pick up enough sales in tough times to prove that the risk of going clever was worth it.

Sightings

Slideshow   Celebrity sightings Jessica Alba helps celebrate a Hollywood photo book, John Travolta and family take in “Old Dogs,” the “New Moon” stars are out in Paris and more. more photos

In L.A. … Jennifer Aniston and John Mayer joined a group of Mayer’s friends for bowling at Lucky Strike Lanes & Lounge on Feb. 27. … Audrina Patridge was seen getting a late dinner on Feb. 28 at Asia de Cuba at The Mondrian with a big group of friends.

In Miami … Reggie Bush celebrated his 24th birthday at the Feb. 27 Belvedere IX launch party at LIV.

In Vegas, Super Bowl champion Ben Roethlisberger with Pittsburgh Steelers teammates Willie Colon, Darnell Stapleton and Trai Essex, were overhead requesting the Coca Cola on his table be “in the aluminum bottle, not from the gun” while partying at TAO Las Vegas on Feb. 27.

Courtney Hazlett delivers the Scoop Monday through Friday on msnbc.com.

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