Supermodel Bridget Hall is fighting her drunk driving arrest — and insists she didn’t touch a drop of alcohol Saturday night.

The Sports Illustrated beauty claims the Breathalyzer used by cops who pulled her over at 3:17 a.m. Sunday in East Hampton must have been on the fritz.

Hall, 32, who’s graced the catwalk for Ralph Lauren, Chanel and Gucci, told us, “I had been visiting a friend and was driving home late alone. I did not drink — I would never drink and drive, God forbid that I would ever hurt anybody. I respect the law. I was tired and that was it.

“The police pulled me over saying I had swerved, asked a few questions. They asked me to do the sobriety tests, which went fine. When he asked me to do the Breathalyzer, I was happy to do it because I’d not had one drink that night. I had nothing to hide. I was totally shocked when it registered positive. I couldn’t believe it happened. I still can’t.”

She’s now hired powerhouse lawyer Salvatore Strazzullo to fight her case. He told us, “Sometimes cops lie, sometimes machines malfunction. I will argue that Miss Hall should not have been pulled over in the first place for swerving. The roads in the Hamptons are not lit well, they have curves and bad potholes. She did not drink and drive. I want to examine this Breathalyzer and check its maintenance record.” Hall has a court date Sept. 30.

Hall, who moved to East Hampton this spring after living in Manhattan for 16 years, added: “I moved here for the quiet life. I am not a party girl. I have a house out here in the woods and it’s beautiful and peaceful. It’s just me and my 6-month-old puppy. I am not dating anyone.”

Still signed to One Model Management, Hall plans to open a restaurant and she’s scouting for a Hamptons location. She said, “Opening a family-style restaurant with comfort food like mac ‘n’ cheese, ribs and burgers has always been my dream.”

When the ESPN and “Dancing With the Stars” beauty recently stayed at the Marcel Hotel in Gramercy, “Staff were instructed to keep their eyes out for any Peeping Toms, checked who was staying in neighboring rooms and guarded her room,” said our source.

Other stars checking in there included Nikki Blonsky, the star of ABC’s “Huge,” and rapper Trey Songz.

Larry Rudolph – who was credited with turning around the fortunes of the pop princess following her public meltdown in 2007 – has been employed by the ‘Machete’ actress in the hope of saving her career following her recent prison and rehab terms for violating the conditions of probation from a 2007 conviction for driving under the influence.

However, despite the troubled actress telling friends she’s ready to return to work, her new manager has put her on “lockdown” until she is ready to return to the spotlight.

An insider explained to the New York Post newspaper: “She’s telling everyone she is more than ready for work and people should hire her now. She’s on lockdown.”

Lindsay – who spent 22 days of a 90-day court-ordered stint in rehab and completed just 13 days of her 90-day jail term last month – recently admitted the way she used to idolise other celebrities, such as Britney, was “really scary and sad”.

She said: “So many people around me would say they cared for the wrong reasons. A lot of people were pulling from me, taking from me and not giving. I had a lot of people that were there for me for, you know, the party.

“I would look up to those girls … the Britneys and whatever. And I would be like, I want to be like that.”

The ‘Bad Romance’ singer’s former tour manager, David Ciemny, claims she would binge on junk food such as cakes and sweets, then not eat for weeks to fit into her costumes – once losing 20lbs between fittings for one of her outfits.

Describing her condition, David says in Maureen Callahan’s new book ‘Poker Face: The Rise and Rise of Lady Gaga’: “When I say she was sick, I mean physically and mentally.”

Talent scout Wendy Starland added: “The pressure on her to lose weight was very high.”

Also in the book, David’s wife Angela claims she used to accompany Gaga on tour alongside her husband, and the ‘Paparazzi’ singer would cuddle up to her in bed before performances.

She said: “I would say, ‘Gaga, I have a husband to go home to. I’ll be in the room next door.’

“She’d call and text me, ‘I miss you, Ange, can you come back?’ So I would.

“We literally would do our make-up together every morning and get ready for bed together at night.”

Despite six hospital stints last year, the 24-year-old star’s health problems have continued into 2010, with her being forced to cancel four US shows in January suffering from an irregular heartbeat, brought on by exhaustion. She also broke down in New Zealand in March and has recently tested “borderline positive” for Lupus, a tissue disease which killed her aunt.

Gaga has previously admitted to being “insecure”, but claims she hides behind her onstage persona.

She said: “When I wake up in the morning, I feel just like any other insecure 24-year-old girl. Then I say, ‘B***h, you’re Lady Gaga, you get up and walk the walk today.”

The 41-year-old actress was spotted enjoying a romantic date with a mystery man earlier this week and it has now been revealed he is Hard Rock Cafe heir Harry Morton, who briefly romanced the ‘Machete’ star in 2006.

Jennifer and 29-year-old Harry – who is also the founder of Pink Taco restaurant chains – spent two-and-a-half hours having an intimate dinner at the exclusive Sunset Tower Hotel in Hollywood on Wednesday.

An onlooker said: “Jennifer was at a cosy corner table with a good looking younger man. She was twirling her hair a lot and flirting shamelessly.

“Jennifer looked really good. She had on white jeans and a sexy black tank top. When her mystery date left for the restroom, she took the opportunity to primp by reapplying her lipstick.”

After the date, Jennifer – who was recently linked to ex-boyfriend John Mayer – slipped out the back door to avoid the waiting paparazzi.

Although Harry – who has also previously romanced ‘Heroes’ actress Hayden Panettiere – seemed quite smitten with Jennifer, he may be wary of dating another high-profile star as he has previously spoken of his dislike of having lots of publicity.

He said: “It is the worst thing of all time… I’ll be happy if it never happens again. There are people out there who just love it. Not me.”

Rap and rock will collide once again – this time in a video game.

Fans of the hit game “Rock Band” will get a chance to jam to some hip-hop, thanks to Snoop Dogg.

He’s the first rap artist to be featured in the video game, which already has songs from top artists like Jimi Hendrix, The Who, AC/DC and Green Day.

Eight Snoop Dogg tracks will appear in the “Rock Band” music store. The game will be released Tuesday.

Some of Snoop Doggs’s songs were reproduced for the game. They will include such popular hits as “Drop It Like It’s Hot,” “Who Am I (What’s My Name)?” and “Sensual Seduction.”

Actor Paul Hogan, star of the “Crocodile Dundee” movie trilogy, has been cleared to return home to the United States after he was barred last month from leaving Australia because of a disputed tax bill, his lawyer said Friday.

The 70-year-old Australian-born actor, who currently lives in Los Angeles, arrived in Sydney on Aug. 20 to attend his mother’s funeral and was served with an Australian Taxation Office order barring him from leaving Australia until he settles a multimillion dollar tax bill, lawyer Andrew Robinson said last week.

On Friday, Robinson said after a “cordial and cooperative” meeting between Hogan’s lawyers and tax officials, an agreement was reached that will allow Hogan to return to the U.S.

“While the Commissioner and Mr. Hogan remain in dispute on more general taxation issues, Mr. Hogan continues to protest his innocence and denies any wrongdoing,” Robinson said in a statement.

The tax office refuses to comment due to a policy of not discussing individual cases.

Australian tax and crime investigators have fought Hogan in a five-year legal battle in Australian and U.S. courts to investigate evidence he used offshore bank accounts to conceal earnings after his low-budget “Crocodile Dundee” movie became an international hit in 1986.

Hogan has denied wrongdoing and has not been charged with tax evasion.

In an interview Tuesday with the television show “A Current Affair,” Hogan said he couldn’t disclose the exact bill for legal reasons, but said he was unable to afford even 10 percent of it.

“I actually came out here at the request of the Australian Crime Commission at my own time and expense to assist them with their inquires,” he said in the interview. “If I was a tax evader, which I’m not, I must be the dumbest one in the world, because they gave me five years notice that they have seized every piece of paper that my tax advisers and lawyers and accountants have ever had. I kept coming back here.”

Hogan lives in Los Angeles with his wife, “Crocodile Dundee” co-star Linda Kozlowski, and their 12-year-old son Chance.

The actor shot to fame in the U.S. after he appeared in an Australian tourism TV ad in the mid 1980s, in which he cheerfully offered to “slip an extra shrimp on the barbie.”

She’s finally got the body she has worked so hard to achieve, so it’s no wonder Kelly Osbourne is keen to show it off.

The 25-year-old star wore a tight silver backless dress, fishnets tights and a red sparkly hat as she left Los Angeles’ Viper Room after performing with the Pussycat Dolls Wednesday night.

Kelly, who lost a lot of weight after appearing on Dancing With The Stars, took to the stage alongside the burlesque troupe, actress Carmen Electra and singer Mya in the invite-only show.

Earlier, Kelly had arrived at the venue wearing a sexy outfit of a sparkly bra, black PVC corset, fishnets, tiny hotpants and silver shoes.

Before her performance, Kelly told her fans which songs she would be singing, writing in her Closer magazine column: ‘It’s going to be me, Carmen Electra, Mya and some of the other Dolls singing and dancing.

‘I’m doing a song called 13 Men as well as Big Spender.

‘It’s the first time I’ve really danced since filming Dancing with the Stars, but it’s so different.

‘This isn’t stiff ballroom – it’s slinky and sexy!’

Kelly also posted a picture of herself wearing just a bra and hot pants, with a cigarette placed seductively between her lips, on Twitter before the show.

Pussycat Dolls founder Robin Antin also kept fans informed about the performance, posting a picture of Kelly in her full outfit from the dress rehearsal.

The picture was accompanied by the caption: ‘Another sneak peek of HOT KELLY O! She’s “Sweet Charity” re-invented!’