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ASHTON Kutcher is being asked to pay a
six­figure sum to a blonde who claims she had
sex with him on the same day he and wife
Demi Moore celebrated their sixth wedding
anniversary.
Sara Leal, 23, is preparing to tell the story of
how she hooked up with“Two and a Half Men”
star Kutcher, 33, at the Hard Rock Hotel in San
Diego last Friday, following a boozy night with
his guy friends, according to a report on
thedirty.com.
Now Leal [photo, facing page] has met with
Beverly Hills lawyer Keith Davidson, who
represented former Betty Ford worker Dawn
Holland after she complained Lindsay Lo­
han attacked her. Holland dropped her claim
after settling with Lohan’s camp, reportedly
for $25,000.
A source told us, “Sara is talking to multiple
media outlets for a deal. She wants $250,000, but
the offers haven’t been as high. What she really
wants is to get a payoff from Ashton. She has
reached out to Ashton’s team.”
Whether Kutcher, 33, can rescue things with
Moore, 48, is not known. The pair spent their
anniversary on Sept. 24 apart and — both pro­
lific tweeters — have remained silent.
Kutcher’s lawyer Marty Singer, and a man­
ager who reps both stars, refused to comment.
Kutcher was in San Diego and partied with
No ‘shame’ in
their game
actor Danny Masterson at Fluxx nightclub
on Friday, where Leal is alleging he had sex
with her at his hotel, according to
thedirty.com.
Moore, at a New York event on Monday, ap­
peared thin and gaunt and refused to do inter­
views. She and Kutcher were last pictured
together on her Twitter feed in July. But re­
cently Moore’s posts have been darker. On
Sept. 23, she quoted a Greek philosopher, writ­
ing, “When we are offended at any man’s fault,
turn to yourself & study your own failings.
Then you will forget your anger.” On Monday
she posted a picture of her face with her eyes
closed, and the words, “I see through you.”
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ERIN Burnett is off the market!
The brainy beauty, who has gar­
nered male fans on Wall Street
with her financial reports at
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new CNN show, “Erin Burnett
OutFront,” which premieres on
Monday. Burnett stepped out with
her fiancé, Citigroup exec David
Rubulotta, at a launch party for
the show at the Museum of Arts
and Design at Columbus Circle on
Tuesday, where she was feted by
Piers Morgan, Anderson Coo­
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frey Toobin, Pat Kiernan, Ken
Jautz, Mark Whitaker and Jona­
than Wald. Burnett gushed that
Rubulotta proposed last month.
Did Leal steal Demi’s man? Sara Leal of San Diego says she
shared a night of passion with married man Ashton Kutcher
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ANNA Faris candidly revealed that she bedded a total of five guys
before marrying her husband, “Moneyball” star Chris Pratt, in 2009.
“I’m at five,” the star said at a screening of “What’s Your Number?”
“Don’t you think five is kind of low? I’m 34!” During a pre­screening in­
terview Tuesday night with Marie Claire editor Joanna Coles, Faris
added, “I’m not a very good lover. I’m so nervous about my sexuality.”
In the film, Faris plays an unlucky­in­love woman who frets she’ll
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sleeps with 10.5 men before finding “the one,” and
she’s bordering on 20. “I think 20 is kind of low,” she
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FORMER Knick David Lee is
briefly back in town, and hosted a
dinner to celebrate his girlfriend
Sabina Gadecki’s birthday. Lee,
now playing for Oakland’s
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friends toasted actress Gadecki
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to tell anyone he was sick. He wouldn’t even tell
his parents he was sick. He didn’t tell them until
like a week before he passed away. He was the
kind of guy [who] never wanted to go to the
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Ferguson at Vegas’ Haze Nightclub
at Aria, he was asked by a waitress
if they needed anything else, aside
from Champagne. A spy tells us Ty
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private performance from Cirque
Du Soleil . . . Can you make that
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Dickie Moore, a cheery Liza Minelli, 80­
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camera crew in tow) composer and pianist
Michael Feinstein, and socials, including
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and boy toy Sam Levinson snuggling at the
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“Another Happy Day” screened and Barkin
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pile of fancy pillows. The next
day, the ladies lounged at Tao
Beach, spies said. A tarot card
reader came by to give readings to
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leopard­print bikini with orange
trim — and her crew. The daugh­
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THE future Mrs. Paul McCart­
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with buses than wedding bells at
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Manhattan. Nancy Shevell de­
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upcoming nuptials, saying, “I don’t
want to discuss that at the MTA.”
But the chic brunette — the chair
of the transit agency’s bus com­
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congratulated her on her impend­
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told The Post’s Jennifer Fermino.
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MICHAEL Fassbender’s
performance in Brit director
Steve McQueen’s “Shame”
has been the talk of the film
festival circuit, and the ex­
plicit movie, which also
stars Carey Mulligan, is set
to make waves at the New
York Film Festival Oct. 7.
The “X­Men: First Class”
star plays a sex addict who
sleeps his way across Man­
hattan in various creative lo­
cations. One of Fassbender’s
encounters is with two
babes played by burlesque
stars Calamity Chang and
DeeDee Luxe. Chang gave
us a behind­the­scenes tale.
“Steve and Michael both
made the situation very
comfortable and not awk­
ward,” she said. “Having two
bottles of hard liquor helped
too.” She added there was
nothing between her and
her co­stars. “It was full­on
nudity, all three of us,”
Chang said. “And we asked
Steve to play mood music so
it wasn’t just three people in
a room moaning and heavily
making out. So Steve put on
‘Love to Love You Baby,’ the
extended remix.” Film fans
at the Toronto and Venice
festivals were impressed by
more than just Fassbender’s
acting. Chang would only
say of the full­frontal scenes,
”he’s quite . . . blessed. ;)”
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