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***WHERE THE CELEBRITIES ARE REPLACEABLE BUT THE SCOOP REMAINS SCANDALOUS***
"Miley and Taylor want to send a loud and clear message to girls everywhere: 'Don't date a Jonas Brother as they'll only break your heart!'" a source spilled to the magazine according to a report published this week.
"Hannah Montana" star Miley, 16, and Nick, 16, broke up after a two year romance, while 18-year-old country music cutie Taylor recently accused Joe, 19, of cheating on her, which her vehemently denies. She says he cruelly dumped her in a phone call.
"While she was in Paris last month, Miley performed the song '7 Things', which all her fans know is about Nick. At the end of the song, she added, 'I still hate you,'" the chatty source added.
Rihanna looked like a chicken but she did it well.
Natasha looked like she still needed a bath but the suit was hot
Leona looks hot
The girls of PCD brought their A game
Miley was hands down best dressed on the red carpet
WORST DRESSED Sara Silverman not giving a fug
Tocarra looking a clown
Colbie looking a elephant
Ashley Tisdale looking a chicken
Christina looking a hot mess
PERFORMANCES FROM BEST TO WORSE
1. Alicia paid respects to some of the greats of different genres.
2. Neyo remains the most underrated rnb artist
3. PINK AND SARAH performed 'Angel
4. Pink also performed 'Sober'
5. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QoYHcdc7yNQ
6. Kanye continued his Tpain impersonation
7. PCD left me fully entertained
8. Christina did her best not to imitate Lady Gaga. I wish she'd just sing. She looked a sloppy mess
9. Mariah tried. WTF at Nick being on the stage?
10. Leona Lewis made me snore
11. Miley did what she does
12. Rihanna continued to bore me...and the yelling, wow?
SEE THE RIDICULOUS NOMINEES AND WINNERS
only did the [Micky Mouse]show for two years, and for six months out of each year I was at home all the time. I had a wonderful childhood I was probably in my tenth year of school when I left to record my album - so I did the whole prom thing and played on the basketball team. There are some kids in show business who are always in New York and constantly going to audition, but I was fortunate it wasn’t like that for me.
Because I make mistakes. If I do something wrong, I don’t want teenagers to feel like they should go out and do that as well. If you’re a role model, that’s what happens. I'm human.
[I'd rather insipre people] If they have some talent, whether it be singing, dancing, acting or whatever, and God has given them that gift then they should go for it and let the world see it.
For my birthday, he gave me a diamond music box that I wore around my neck. When you open it, there’s a diamond pink bee. It’s very pretty.
That I was just able to put a smile on people’s faces. That saw me in a movie and they left the movie theater feeling good, or they saw me dancing and it inspired them.
"I think I married for all the wrong reasons...Instead of following my heart and, like, doing something that made me really happy. I just did it because ... for just, like, the idea of everything."
50 is set to appear in '13,' a remake of Gela Babluani's 2005 film '13 Tzameti,' alongside Mickey Rourke and Jason Statham. The film, which centers around a stolen package, mistaken identity and an underground game of Russian roulette, was originally shot in French, but has been rewritten in English by the Georgian-born director, and will begin shooting in New York in mid-November.
“There’s no excitement, there’s no passion,” Britney is quoted as saying in the documentary by The Sun.
“I have really good days, and then I have bad days. Even when you go to jail you know there’s the time when you’re gonna get out.
“But in this situation, it’s never ending. It’s just like Groundhog Day every day.”
Britney, who was placed under a conservatorship by a California court in February after a public meltdown, longs to be liberated.
“I think it’s too in control. If I wasn’t under the restraints I’m under, I’d feel so liberated. When I tell them the way I feel, it’s like they hear but they’re really not listening.
“If you do something wrong in your work, you can move on, but I’m having to pay for a long time.
“I never wanted to become one of those prisoner people. I always wanted to feel free.”
"I decided to push the record back because I have so much more that I want to offer the public as a part of my presentation before I get to actually releasing it," 50 said.
"In hip-hop music the big bang comes the first week," he explained. "If you set a stronger impression out in the front you can actually win big because people understand that its good enough for them to go out and get it. Hip-Hop artists don't make it to single four if their project isn't successful. They have to hit with the first record."
"This record, 'Get Up' is actually performing better at radio than 'I Get Money,' than records that I felt like was dead right," he said. "So I gotta say that I'm in a good space. I'm just not in a hurry to actually put the record out. I want it to be perfect."
"I sat and I thought about what he said and I was like you know what is he crazy talking about my show ain't gonna be as successful? If you check the ratings right now I'm the number one television show on MTV, " 50 boasted. "But then I thought about it and I said he's right, I'm not Donald Trump so I'm fine with his statements. He's still a friend of mine."
NEW YORK - A perfume company is claiming Prince and his music publisher failed to honor a contract to help market a fragrance named for the album “3121.”
The breach-of-contract lawsuit was filed Monday by Revelations Perfume and Cosmetics Inc. in New York. The company says it licensed Prince’s name, likeness and the album title “3121” to market its fragrance.
Revelations says it spent $2.5 million and agreed to pay Universal half of net profits from sales of the perfume. But it claims Universal and Prince haven’t participated in various promotions since the frangrance launch in July 2007.
Universal spokesman Peter LoFrumento calls the claims “completely without merit.” Prince’s music studio in Chanhassen, Minn., did not answer several calls.