• West Virginia is for vampires: Hillary Clinton won big in West Virginia Tuesday, scoring 67 percent of the vote. "This race isn't over yet," the Undead said, addressing supporters. "I am more determined than ever to carry on this campaign until everyone has had a chance to make their voices heard."

• Ready the post-presidential spam filters: After ditching his personal computer for security reasons, President Bush is really looking forward to corresponding with friends and family after his term. First e-mail blast: the talking cat collection. He's obsessed.

• Know your audience: Victoria "Posh Spice" Beckham says "all the men that like me are gay." Care to comment, hubby David Beckham?

SURE, THERE'S MORE: Drew and Britney's fender benders; Diller and Malone make-up; and Lucien Freud's payday!

• Demolition derby!: Stars rear-end and get rear-ended, too. Drew Barrymore got read-ended in a hit-and-run Monday and chased down the vehicle to get its license plates. Britney Spears rear-ended someone Tuesday and handled the matter quietly. No big whoop!

• Mogul-ing forward: Barry Diller's IAC and John Malone's Liberty Media having resolved their legal disputes over IAC's proposed restructuring.

• First impressions: Former British first lady Cherie Blair's latest revelation is that she and ex-PM Tony's hearts "sank" when they heard GW would be the new U.S. pres, but that they came to appreciate "a very funny, charming man with a quirky sense of humour." And Tony developed a total mancrush.

• Living the dream: Lucian Freud's 1995 painting Benefits Supervisor Sleeping has sold at Christie's for $33.6 million, setting a world record price for a work by a living artist.

• Not again: The United Nations is tracking a nascent tropical storm, likely to become a cyclone, near Cyclone Nargis-ravaged Myanmar.