In today's Tweet Beat, Aisha Tyler is over Saks Fifth Avenue, Kate Walsh is still watching Broad City, and Kat Dennings has a question.

You guys, are those pot leafs on her shoes? Because if so: AMAZING.

Two days before the 2013 Miss America pageant, Miss New York Nina Dalvuluri —the self-proclaimed Miss Diversity — was allegedly caught on tape calling outgoing Miss America Mallory Hagan "fat as fuck."* Keep it classy, ladies.

Honestly? We don't know what the fuck the Young Hollywood Awards are about. Some of these fine folks are not particularly "young" or "Hollywood." But whatever. Celebrities got dressed up and posed on a blindingly sunny red carpet for our pleasure and amusement. Let's take a look.

Award shows in Hollywood are generally pretty formal, but when you're talking about a youth-oriented not-for-profit organization partnering with a TV network, you're going to see a more relaxed dress code. That's what happened last night in Hollywood at the DoSomething.org and VH1's 2013 Do Something Awards.…

Last night at the 40th Annual Daytime Emmy Awards — held at The Beverly Hilton Hotel — soap opera stars mingled with "real" "housewives" and talk show hosts. The fashion, much like the personalities of these ladies, was big, brash, flashy and tacky. But fun!

Not since Cher (and let's face it, Cher's fun—not to mention part Cherokee) have we seen quite this level of stereotypical camp when it comes to Native American imagery in a music video: No Doubt has just pulled the cowboys-and-Indian-themed video for their second single "Looking Hot" after YouTube commenters informed…

Pippa Middleton's been hanging out in New York with Andre Balazs and Roger Federer but, ultimately, the highlight of Pippa's stay here came when she and Chace Crawford "didn't party together, but spoke for 10 minutes." About what? About conditioners?

Today in Tweet Beat, Justin Timberlake appreciates your box office dollars, Malcom-Jamal Warner is on a morphine drip for food poisoning, and Rachel Zoe has a cavity—literally.

Today in Tweet Beat, Michael Jackson's questionably ethical dermatologist Dr. Arnold Klein has been made a consultant for the FDA. Plus, Eric Roberts talks about why he got off the pot.

Gleeks and Bones-heads, listen up: all your favorite show choir champs and forensics experts were on hand for Fox's 2010 summer Television Critics Association all-star party at the Santa Monica Pier's Pacific Park. And, not incidentally, looking almost uniformly awesome:

Some complain ComicCon's gotten too star-focused and lost soul. These people would doubtless not enjoy the parade of LBD's sported by boldfaces at the 'GPhoria Strikes Back' party hosted by G4 and Lucasfilm. But everyone there was so into it!

If you're in the mood for quiet good taste, please look away right now from the Carnival of Horrors that was Logo's 3rd annual 'NewNowNext Awards' at L.A.'s Edison. Or, don't say you weren't warned.

If you believe the evidence of the Us Weekly "Hot Hollywood Style Issue" celebration, at Drai's Hollywood at the W Hollywood Hotel, "hot hollywood style" involves a lot of sparkle, a ton of minis, and the occasional sexyface!

This particular WTF comes in the form of a video game launch: 'Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Conviction' launch at L.A.'s Les Deux. The weirdness is compounded by a rogue's gallery of guests — and did we mention Bai Ling?

The premiere of Gratuitous Remake The Taking Of Pelham 1 2 3 at Westwood's Mann Village Theatre was...something else. Sure, Taraji and Aisha looked great. And then there was Cloris Leachman. And Kim Kardashian. And did we mention Bai Ling?