Amanda Bynes, 22, was involved in a minor car accident Saturday afternoon in Los Angeles, police confirm. There were no major injuries.

“Ms. Bynes was driving a BMW when she made an unsafe turn and another car hit her,” LAPD Sgt. Murrel Pettway told PEOPLE. “It was determined that she was at fault, but no crime was committed.”

“The other driver complained of minor injuries,” Sgt. Pettway added. “Drugs and alcohol were not involved. It was just a typical car accident. There was no serious damage to either vehicle.”

• Kate Bosworth, driving off with her beau James Rousseau following dinner together at West Hollywood Italian eatery Il Sole. Inside, the couple dined with a group of friends. And after dinner, a gracious Bosworth stopped to sign autographs for fans outside the restaurant.

• Also at Il Sole, regular diner David Schwimmer, gaining some female company (a pretty brunette) midway though his meal with a male pal. Over his penne ala vodka, Schwimmer and his tablemates shared Italian red wine. Then, the actor jetted off (sans female friend) to catch a flick at The Grove. Across the way, Jerry O’Connell delved into some Ahi tuna while dining with two males.

• While promoting Dear by Amanda Bynes, her new clothing line, Hairspray star Amanda Bynes, stopping into Beach Bum Tanning Salon on New York’s Upper East Side to get a customized air brush tan. The young actress even had a few tricks to go unnoticed. According to an eyewitness, she used a fake name at the salon, and dressed “very incognito, wearing big L.A. sunglasses and a baseball cap.”

• Was he brokering a sweet business deal? LL Cool J, skipping dinner during a business meeting with producers at New York eatery Chin Chin. Instead, the rapper-mogul went right to the sweet stuff, chowing down on strawberry cheesecake and key lime pie.

• Topher Grace, sprawling across two couches during an early lunch with three friends at trendy Los Angeles eatery Toast. Clad in jeans and a red vintage T-shirt, the actor’s entourage hung in the back corner of the restaurant as they shared several dishes, including the hit of the table: “toast nachos.” Just a table away, Kim Kardashian noshed on a salad while chatting away and laughing over pictures with her gal pal.

• Mike Tyson, cutting the line to get himself some finger food at an afterparty for the film Resurrecting the Champ in Beverly Hills. His behavior didn’t turn off all the party guests, though: In fact, the boxer was hit on by numerous women at the bash.

• By JENNIFER GARCIA, LISA INGRASSIA, MARY MARGARET LESLEY MESSER and NICHOLAS WHITE

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• Britney Spears, having a blast in her corner booth at Hollywood hotspot Opera. Once the pop star entered, a throng of people surrounded her booth - and the crowd got the party started. With a drink in hand, Spears stood behind the table, smiling, laughing and having fun as popular music like Rihanna’s “Umbrella” played. Also at the club: Leonardo DiCaprio and (briefly!) Paris Hilton.

• Mike Tyson, cutting the line to get himself some finger food at an afterparty for the film Resurrecting the Champ in Beverly Hills. His behavior didn’t turn off all the party guests, though: In fact, the boxer was hit on by numerous women at the bash.

• Kate Bosworth, driving off with her beau James Rousseau following dinner together at West Hollywood Italian eatery Il Sole. Inside, the couple dined with a group of friends. And after dinner, a gracious Bosworth stopped to sign autographs for fans outside the restaurant.

• Also at Il Sole, regular diner David Schwimmer, gaining some female company (a pretty brunette) midway though his meal with a male pal. Over his penne ala vodka, Schwimmer and his tablemates shared Italian red wine. Then, the actor jetted off (sans female friend) to catch a flick at The Grove. Across the way, Jerry O’Connell delved into some Ahi tuna while dining with two males.

• While promoting Dear by Amanda Bynes, her new clothing line, Hairspray star Amanda Bynes, stopping into Beach Bum Tanning Salon on New York’s Upper East Side to get a customized air brush tan. The young actress even had a few tricks to go unnoticed. According to an eyewitness, she used a fake name at the salon, and dressed “very incognito, wearing big L.A. sunglasses and a baseball cap.”

• Was he brokering a sweet business deal? LL Cool J, skipping dinner during a business meeting with producers at New York eatery Chin Chin. Instead, the rapper-mogul went right to the sweet stuff, chowing down on strawberry cheesecake and key lime pie.

• Topher Grace, sprawling across two couches during an early lunch with three friends at trendy Los Angeles eatery Toast. Clad in jeans and a red vintage T-shirt, the actor’s entourage hung in the back corner of the restaurant as they shared several dishes, including the hit of the table: “toast nachos.” Just a table away, Kim Kardashian noshed on a salad while chatting away and laughing over pictures with her gal pal.

• By JENNIFER GARCIA, LISA INGRASSIA, MARY MARGARET LESLEY MESSER and NICHOLAS WHITE

Thursday’s Caught in the Act >

When you think of teen actress Amanda Bynes, you probably don’t think “masculine.” But the What I Like About You star goes butch in her latest movie, She’s the Man, in which she plays a high schooler passing for her twin brother. Bynes, 19, talked to PEOPLE.com about fake facial hair, adolescent acne and why gorgeous guys aren’t for her.

Have you seen the ’80s teen cross-dressing movie Just One of the Guys?
Yes, I had. The cast watched different movies every night to help inspire us: Twelfth Night, Mrs. Doubtfire, Tootsie, White Chicks, and I went to see Transamerica.

What was the hardest part of becoming a guy?
Facing the world without any mascara! Not only that, but when we went through blocking, I’d be wearing fake sideburns and eyebrows and a wig cap, so I looked like a crazed Olympian swimmer who was half-man, half-woman and looked, like, aging.

Did you ever go off set as a guy?
One day I went to Starbucks with my sideburns and eyebrows on, and I remember the cashier looking at me and then immediately averting her eyes. I sort of grunted, you know, “Keep the change!” I think maybe she just thought I had an abnormally large amount of facial hair.

Did you get any insight into the male psyche while making this movie?
I was talking to (an extra) one day when I was dressed as a girl, and he said, “You know, I like you better when you’re a guy.” And I was semi-offended. I said, “Why?!” And he said, “You talk to me more when you’re a guy.” So when I’m a guy, I’m stripped of my insecurities and I’m like, “Well, this is who I am.”

There’s a lot of kissing in this movie. How was that?
It was definitely strange. (Costar) Channing (Tatum)’s girlfriend was on set the day when we’re on the soccer field and we kiss. And she’s, like, in total direct eyeline. I’m like, “Channing, is there any way that your girlfriend could sort of step behind you, so I don’t have to look her dead in the eye?”

Did you ever work at a kissing booth, like your character does?
No, I never did. I was never the cool kid. I had horrible acne and had to go on Accutane. It was so hard on me. It kept me from wanting to go up to people, because I was so insecure. I never belonged to any group. I was never really popular.

Are you seeing anyone now?
No. I feel like I’ll meet someone when I’m supposed to - hopefully someone who thinks I’m cute as a boy, too! I’m never attracted to the gorgeous guy. Jude Law? Yeah, he’s beautiful, but that’s not my type. I love when people are smart. My dad is a dentist and reads all the time, and is always talking to me about stuff in the paper. So I think I’m looking for someone to fill my dad’s shoes, and that’ll be hard. But I don’t want to get married yet - I just want to have fun!

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The fashions on Project Runway always change, but close watchers will see one constant: Heidi Klum’s shamrock ring. “I always have one four-leaf clover on, especially this little ring I never take off,” she tells us. “I like to have a little luck on my side, and it just makes you feel good.” The lucky charm is even a theme in her four-year-old Heidi Klum Collection, the line she created with fine-jewelry house Mouawad. Her shamrock-detailed pieces, which she often wears on her Bravo show, include earrings, bracelets, necklaces and rings.

Klum may be onto something: She’s already had luck in love, landing husband Seal. He’s “a very romantic man, and he does little things that mean so much,” she says. “I was in Mexico the past few days and he’ll take photos of the kids and e-mail them to me. He’ll write little messages on them. He surprises me with photos in my passport. He just does beautiful things.”

Amanda: Self-Made Man

In She’s the Man, Amanda Bynes plays a girl who disguises herself as a boy. How did she prepare? “I went to different malls and watched how guys and girls interacted,” Bynes, 19, tells us. “When guys were walking with girls, the girl would be hanging all over him and the guy would have one hand in his pocket. They want to always appear like they’re open for better offers, so I remembered that to keep an ego thing going.”

Another inspiration: “I listened to Jack Black and Tenacious D because it’s such a vulgar CD, all the stuff he sings about. So I would sing that to myself before I’d go out as a guy, and it felt like a little protection. And then I just created my own man character. People thought I was doing Elvis or some sort of hip-hop, but I wasn’t - it just came out that way.”

Caught in the Act

• Pamela Anderson (right), hanging out with pal David LaChapelle at a party for celebrity photographer Patrick McMullan’s book Kiss Kiss at the Chateau Marmont hotel in Hollywood. Also on hand: Matt Dillon.

• Justin Timberlake, dining with mom Lynn and four pals at Hollywood eatery Bella. The singer, wearing a white warm-up jacket, ate gnocchi and, for dessert, panna cotta with fresh berries - when he wasn’t busy typing on his PDA.

• By MARGI BLASH, DOROTHY CASCERCERI, BRYAN ALEXANDER and ALEXIS CHIU