Britney Spears got herself some karma points this week.
The erstwhile 'X Factor' coach plunked down a Benjamin for a complete stranger, solidifying our desire to hug her forever.
If Gwyneth Paltrow can't take the heat, maybe she better get outta the kitchen. Literally.
The 'Iron Man' actress penned a gluten and sugar-free cookbook entitled 'It's All Good,' but the critics seem to disagree.
A while back, interview and microphone-shy supermodel Kate Moss promised BBC1 listeners that if they donated at least £200,000 (that's roughly $300,000 USD) to the Comic Relief charity, she'd read an excerpt from “erotic” mom-porn novel 'Fifty Shades of Grey' live on the air.
They did -- so on Thursday, March 14, Moss held up her end of the bargain.
Lindsay Lohan has once again shown her priorities are in serious need of a realignment -- as her Monday morning date with a Los Angeles judge loomed, she bailed on two flights from New York this weekend then spent Sunday night in a panic trying to arrange transportation.
Because it's apparently her thing now, Taylor Swift alluded to her relationship with One Direction singer Harry Styles in another interview. This time she did the talking herself instead of hiring someone out to do her dirty work.
In a new piece, Swift admits, in a roundabout way, that 'I Knew You Were Trouble' is about Hazza. If she knew he was trouble, why did she date him ... twice?
Reports are coming in that rapper Lil Wayne has once again been admitted to the hospital after suffering from seizures. He had previously been taken in on Tuesday (March 12) while shooting a music video, but was released shortly thereafter.
While his friends assure the internet that Wayne is fine, the normally unassailable TMZ basically intimated that he needed to take his last rites. An approach which his posse is none too happy about.
Taylor Swift may sell more records than anyone in her generation (save possibly Adele, who, lest we forget, is only a year older than the eternally youthful country crossover), but putting her on a magazine cover may be the kiss of death.
So, uh, remember how Charlie Sheen suggested everyone send dog feces to his daughter Sam's old school?
It turns out the school really isn't a fan of that idea.
Selena Gomez is promoting her edgy new film 'Spring Breakers' and took some time to cross-promote her upcoming album, revealing some of her new'ish influences.
It wasn't long ago that Olivia Wilde, caring person that she is, used Twitter to offer some advice to young Justin Bieber, who recently walked around London sans shirt like a tiny Canadian Matthew McConaughey.
Afterwards, she took a whole lotta heat from the world's Beliebers -- and on Tuesday, March 12, she hilariously told Jay Leno all about it.
Charlie Sheen's inner warlock once again emerged when his 9-year-old daughter Sam became the target of bullying. So he did what any parent would do and called upon his over 9 million Twitter followers to get their finest rotten eggs, toilet paper and dog crap and vandalize his little girl's school.
Sounds reasonable.
