Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth completed their red carpet entrance as a couple tonight in Hollywood during—what else?—the opening of their new movie, The Last Song.But they were not by each other's side for long…
"I missing him so he is not being the best boyfriend right now," Cyrus quipped to me on her way into the Arc light Hollywood Cinema. "The entire deal was we were going to be walking jointly, but then I lost him first thing because he started saying hello to each one."
Hemsworth, decent in Calvin Klein, joked that life has gotten a bit tougher ever since Cyrus confessed to Ellen DeGeneres that she fell for him after he opened a door for her.
"There's so much difficulty for me to be opening doors for everyone now," he said. "It’s too much difficulty."
Hemsworth is silent regulating to the notice. As I opening told you about, he got a lot of notice during a tour previous this week to
Having gritty that bras are only a pitch, universal pop impression Britney Spears headed to Starbucks in Calabasas, Calif., yesterday afternoon.
The weather gotten cool.
After her trip to the 'Bucks, the newly blonde singer kept her attire comfy while she ran errands. Our girl was later seen at the Dollar Book Store in Encino, Calif.
Aww, is big girl Britney finally learning how to bargain shop? Jamie Spears and her handlers will be proud, having scaled back her allowance to $1,500 a week.
Out with her super lucky baby daddy, Brazilian supermodel Alessandra Ambrosio heated up the sultry Manhattan streets last night.The gorgeous 28-year-old can turn any old sidewalk into a runway.
No need to sound the alarm if you see Vanessa Hudgens lookin' a bit bruised and battered these days.
She and her costars in the upcoming Sucker Punch are getting their asses whipped in preparation for director Zack Snyder's shoot.
"We have Navy SEALs doing physical training, and then we have stunt and fight choreographers from Watchman and 300," says Jamie Chung, who will play Amber in the action-packed fantasy flick about a young girl in a mental institution in the 1950s. "It's going to be awesome."
Well, not so awesome for her legs, which have been left black-and-blue
"Some people who you think are going to do great, you see them and you think, 'Wow, they're not as good as I thought,'" professional hoofer0 Derek Hough says. "Or some people like Tom DeLay, might come out here and rock everyone's world."
