Prince Harry lends a hand at aid center in New Zealand
ARTHUR EDWARDS/THE SUN/PA Photos/LandovPrince Aggravate finds a sticky situation on a visit to a youth focal point in New Zealand.
He’s the king of paint. Prince Aggravate hand-painted a poster — and a photographer — while visiting the Turn Your Life Around youth focal point in New Zealand. In addition to helping Auckland kids paint a mural, Aggravate played pool and desk tennis, then gave royal photographer Arthur Edwards something to take home by planting his painted covered palm on the shutterbug’s forehead.
LILO STILL IN THE WORK FARCE
Lindsay Lohan took time out from her court-ordered community service obligations to delight in dinner in the West Village Thursday night. When we called Duffield Children Focal point in Brooklyn to question if Lohan had reported for duty Friday, a surly receptionist answered, “She’s been here all week” (in reality, Lohan was not there Monday or Tuesday). When we questioned what time Lohan tartan in Friday, the receptionist tersely continual, “She’s been here all week.” Sounds like they’re having a splendid time over there, as Lohan rushes to perfect the required 128 hours by May 28. Sheesh.
Johnny Nunez/WireImageHip hop pioneer Melle Mel will be a man of the year this weekend.
ONE MEL OF A PARTY
It’s going to be a grand birthday have fun for Grandmaster Melle Mel on Saturday. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame deejay will be the guest of honor at the Leonora, a Chelsea nightclub where Damon Dash’s son Boogie Dash will spin tunes. Bronx-bred Mel, born Melvin Glover, turned 54 on Friday.
KOURTNEY HAS BOARD GAMES
Kourtney Kardashian and Scott Disick shared a little PDA on the sands of Casa Aramara in Punta Mita, Mexico. The private resort is owned by king of exhibitionism Joe Francis, who made “Girls Gone Wild.” Kourtney carried the family body board while her beau kept an eye on their daughter Penelope.
Christopher GalluzzoThings are looking up for Bryan Greenberg at the Nasdaq sign noting the Olevolos Project.
TAKING STOCK OF AID PROGRAM
Bryan Greenberg posed with the Nasdaq sign supporting the Olevolos Project, which benefits orphans in Tanzania. “When I met the kids for the first time, I got to see how much of a difference it is truly making,” he said.
XactpiX/Splash NewsPadma Lakshmi’s the golden girl on a walk through NYC.
AN AP-PEELING PADMA
Call her Padma Banana. Fantastic foodie Padma Lakshmi paired a bright yellow dress with tasseled shoes for a walk in the Huge Apple.
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