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We didn't like Tori Spelling before. She's a bad actress, a greedy daugther and a reality TV whore.

Now, however, we've really had it with the fake blonde.

On the American Music Awards last night, Spelling dared to mock Kelly Ripa.

Sort of.

Making fun of the controversy from a recent Clay Aiken appearance on Live with Regis and Kelly, Tori placed her hand over the American Idol crooner's mouth.

We at The Hollywood Gossip are not afraid to expres our support/unabashed, unrelenting love for Ripa - and it was irritating enough when Rosie O'Donnell somehow made this a gay issue. But at least she isn't as useless as Tori Spelling!

Lint in our pockets isn't as useless as Tori Spelling.

Seriously, we thought she was dead weight back in her 90210 days, and she's only regressed since.

In less angersome, music awards news:

• Britney Spears made a surprise appearance in a breast-acular strapless dress to present.
• Nicole Richie introduced her dad Lionel singing "All Night Long."
• Jamie Foxx introduced the world to his biological mother in the audience, whom he hadn't seen in many years.

And Tori Spelling continued to suck.

It all started innocently enough.

Clay Aiken co-hosted Live with Regis and Kelly Friday morning. We assume the American Idol runner-up was simpy playing around when he stuck his hand over the mouth of Kelly Ripa - but Kelly saw nothing funny about the incident.

Our gal responded: "I don't know where that hand has been!"

It was a seemingly innocuous remark, especially coming from the (beautiful) mouth of a mother of three kids during cold and flu season.

Tell that to Rosie O'Donnell, however. Reviewing the incident on The View today, Rosie claimed:

"To me that was a homophobic remark ... If that was a straight man, if that was a cute man, if that was a guy that she didn't question his sexuality, she would have said a different thing. I was very offended by that ... I guarantee, if that was Mario Lopez, she would not have said the same thing."

Such an absurd statement prompted Ripa to call into the show to defend herself, saying she has no fear of gays.

"You have to be more responsible," she told Rosie. "Not everybody is homophobic."

Amen, Kel! We're sure Lindsay Lohan isn't. She'd probably take it from any guy.