Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt have parted ways in the Big Fat Rumor of the Day! On  a professional level, that is. Spencer has been managing his wife and “Hills” co-star since they met five years ago, but Heidi has cut the cord, let him go, and hired psychic Aiden Chase in his place. According to Heidi, “After the incredible experiences I have had healing my life and truly connecting to my dreams with healer intuitive Aiden Chase, I have officially asked him to become my manager. Having an intuitive psychic leading my team gives me an edge no one else has.” She says that she’s signed onto a Ron Howard project that she will speak about on “The Tonight Show” next week. Spencer, meanwhile, has yet to make a public statement. Someone might want to check his pulse.

All day yesterday, we heard bit and pieces of the story behind Corey Haim’s death. Here is the latest. Corey fell ill at his mother’s apartment in the San Fernando Valley.  He was rushed to a hospital in nearby Burbank, and pronounced dead at about 2:15 A.M. Authorities believe it was an accidental drug overdose. We appear to be talking about prescriptions drugs, though. Ed Winter the L.A. Coroner Assistant Chief says that four prescription bottles were found in Corey’s apartment, but they were all, “just normal prescriptions.” He added that no illicit drugs were found. Winter said that Corey, who was staying with his mother to help her battle breast cancer, awoke sometime after midnight feeling dizzy and unsteady on his feet. He tried to stand up, but fell to his knees. His mother helped him back into bed, where he became unresponsive. That’s when she called 911. Winter says that Haim’s body was, “not in bad shape” and that he’d been battling flu-like symptoms for several days. Corey’s mom, Judy, said, “He was a good boy. I’m devastated by his death.” Ironically, sources with the show “Celebrity Rehab” say they approached Corey sometime in the last 10 days of his life, but he turned them down. One staffer says, “He was extremely defensive and insulted, saying, ‘It’s the last show I’d ever do, I do not need help.’” Corey Feldman went on “Larry King Live” last night saying, “I’m very troubled today. I’m angry, I’m hurt and I’m sad. I appreciate the fact that everybody really cares and is trying to show their expression of sorry right now. But where were all these people the last 10 years, the last 15 years of his life? He was very broke, very destitute, he didn’t even have a car. Feldman also said he wants people to stop jumping the gun and trying to figure out how Haim died. He said, “At the end of the day, until the coroner’s report comes out, until we have specific evidence, until we know exactly what the toxicology reports say, nobody knows and nobody’s going to know.” Feldman said that lately, Corey Haim had been in, “the best frame of mind that he’s ever been in.”

20 years ago, Julianna Margulies was a struggling actress, waiting tables and waiting for her big break. And one night, a very famous Julia Roberts walked into her restaurant  and acted like a complete wench! Julianna says, “She is lovely, when you’re not waiting on her. She and I have talked about it. I said, ‘You know, I waited on you once.’ And she said, ‘Oh God, was I horrible?’ I said, ‘Yeah, kind of.’ She said, ‘I was young.’  We were both 23, but she was a huge star at the time and there were 20 people around her. She admitted it, she was like, ‘I’m so sorry.’ Then she bought me dinner, and I adore her.”

Chris Brown is asking fans to help “bring him back” as he posted a message on saynow.com saying “a lot of radio stations aren’t playing my records.” He added, “they are not being that supportive and I wouldn’t expect them to.” You can hear the whole message HERE.