Model's behavior doesn't stop her

Bounced from ''America's Next Top Model" in part for her bizarre behavior, Janice Dickinson (inset) has landed her own reality modeling show on the Oxygen network. On the new show, she'll winnow 500 aspiring models down to five as she starts her own Hollywood modeling agency.

Glitter in more trouble

Former rock 'n' roller Gary Glitter paid $4,000 to the families of Vietnamese girls he's accused of sexually abusing, in exchange for their cooperation in his case, his lawyer said yesterday. Glitter, whose real name is Paul Francis Gadd, gave $2,000 each to the families of two girls, ages 11 and 12, after they agreed to write letters to the court in Hanoi, asking that the case be dropped, said lawyer Le Thanh Kinh. He's been in prison since Nov. 19 on suspicion of engaging in obscene acts with a child.

Sly lives

Sylvester Stallone can keep his magazine, Sly, on newsstands despite the complaints of an Internet magazine with the same name. Calling the other magazine more of a shoe ''fetish" publication, Judge Richard Casey ruled that the 59-year-old ''Rocky" actor can continue to publish his lifestyle and fitness mag for middle-age men.

Imagine . . . this Lennon's lonely

Sean Lennon placed what amounted to a personal ad in the New York Post yesterday. ''Any girl who is interested must simply be born female and between the ages of 18 and 45," John Lennon's son told the tab. ''They must have an IQ above 130, and they must be honest. They must not have any clinical, psychological disorders, and a kind heart. Clearly beautiful -- but beauty on the inside is more important. . . ."

Quoted

'No, I don't think so. . . . She has a separate life and I have a separate life. And it's better that we keep it that way.' Actor Chris Klein, Katie Holmes's ex, asked if he'll send a gift or congratulatory card after her baby is born.