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      *Naomi Campbell reportedly pitched a fit when told she was to pose with her ex-boyfriend Usher for “Vogue For Men’s” magazine cover.  The supermodel demanded to be photographed with P. Diddy instead, reports IMDB.com.  Naomi and Ursh ended their three-month fling last month. When asked to reunite with the singer for the magazine cover, Campbell reportedly blew up  and said she’d only attend next month’s photo shoot if her friend Combs is with her. Campbell's spokesman Jonathan Morrish said: "It was one of those things. Naomi was offered the cover. Puffy had been offered another cover. They are great friends, were talking the other day and, hey presto, decided to have some fun and do it together."

      *Spike TV will introduce a new hip hop game show called “Bring It ToThe Table,” from Sergio Meyers, producer of MTV's "Sorority Life" and "Fraternity Life." The reality show, scheduled to air in Spring 2005, will pit two members of famous rap collectives from different regions against each other in a poker game, where the pot is a piece of their jewelry worth at least $5,000 to be auctioned off - with all proceeds going to the winner's favorite charity.

      *Ellen DeGeneres got a wedding ring for her birthday last week from new girlfriend Portia De Rossi, star of Fox’s critically-acclaimed sitcom “Arrested Development.” The Tiffany platinum band, and a matching one sported by De Rossi, "signify their commitment to each other," a source told the “New York Post.” De Rossi, who also played Nellie Porter in “Ally McBeal,” also bought DeGeneres an 80s vintage Porsche for Christmas.

      *In the latest Brad/Jen/Angelina drama, Jolie has reportedly given her “Mr. and Mrs. Smith” co-star Pitt a vial of gray powder to ward off accidents. A friend of Pitt's discovered the vial when he opened the glove compartment in the actor's car, reports the “New York Daily News.” Pitt reportedly said that Jolie told him the vial contained the remains of a bat.

      *Meanwhile, Jolie says it’ll be a struggle to get back into Hollywood mode after spending time with the world’s displaced as a member of the U.N. High Commission for Refugees. " I'm having trouble going back to work because I'm finding that my time at home with my son and taking him around to UNHCR programs is just more fulfilling to me and I know is more important," Jolie said Saturday at the Davos World Economic Forum held in Switzerland.  "At the same time I know that by doing a film and making money and remaining in the public eye, I'm able to fund more programs and I'm able to bring more attention. So I know I have to do both. But it is hard to go back to work."

      *Jolie spoke to reporters a day after Sharon Stone raised $1 million in five minutes from forum participants to fight malaria in Africa. The money will fund bed nets to protect African children from malaria-carrying mosquitoes. Responding to an appeal from Tanzanian President Benjamin Mkapa for immediate help, Stone jumped up from the audience at a session on debt relief and challenged the assembled political and business leaders to start digging in their pockets.