• Making a big deal about this video of Miley Cyrus giving a "lap dance" is just silly.

• Avril Lavigne and Lindsay Lohan had a "huge fight" at Hollywood's Chateau Marmont.

• Washington Post writer Jonathan Capehart is calling out Gabourey Sidibe, and intimating that she is not very nice. In fact, he says, "She's mean."

At last night's White House Correspondents' Dinner, the stars of Hollywood and the media came together for a night of glamour and good times, and the fashions were totally A-list:

• Sandra Bullock's post-Oscar plans:

[Los Angeles, January 31. Image via Getty.]

• Kanye West new life of humility isn't off to a good start. Over the weekend at Common's benefit show in Hollywood he threw a fit when he wasn't offered food backstage and saw another man eating chicken.

• Justin Timberlake and Rihanna reportedly hooked up after the VMAs and they've "been seeing each other for the past few weeks," says a source, "He is really into her and it's only a matter of time before he dumps Jessica".

[New York, July 6. Image via INF]

• Britney shouted, "What's up London?" at a recent gig… In Manchester. Mancunians were irritated. [Daily Mail]

[New York, February 17. Image via Getty]

• Sarah Palin's spokespeople say she is not snubbing Oprah Winfrey by refusing to appear on her show. Palin's flack says it's "nothing personal" and that Palin has just been too busy. "The governor was invited to appear. She was also invited to appear on Letterman, Leno, Stephanopoulos, The Daily Show. She passed on a…

• Drew Barrymore and Justin Long: Dunzo. Sigh. They seemed so ridiculously happy, didn't they? They've been together since August 2007, though they knew each other for seven years before getting serious. Drew's been through so much… Sniff. [Us Magazine]
• Kate Moss and Jamie Hince: Also splitsville! Sob. Now Cher is stuck…

Yesterday was Cosmo's annual event honoring "Fun Fearless Men." John Mayer was this year's honoree (fun and fearless? More like brooding and interested in blondes with big tits). Carmen Electra and Sara Bareilles were there representing the finer sex, though their ensembles were less than impressive. But the menfolk?…