Lady Gaga is threatening to sue a British ice cream company The Licktators for manufacturing a human breast milk-based ice cream called “Royal Baby Gaga.” While her reps have declined to comment on the matter, Gaga’s attorneys have reportedly sent a cease and desist to the company citing trademark infringement.
Last night at KIIS FM's 2012 Jingle Ball, held at the Nokia Theatre in L.A., celebrities wore leather. Leather jackets, leather skirts, leather shoes, leather boots. It was all about the leather.
The Genesis Awards "pays tribute to the major news and entertainment media for producing outstanding works that raise public awareness of animal issues." Which explains the adorable dog on the red carpet — as well as all the animal prints. Sorta.
Today in Tweet Beat, everyone—from Snooki to Snoop—is putting Japan in their prayers. Do all these people actually even pray? Or is that something that they just think they should say. Also, some celebs aren't letting this kind of tweet stop them from also self-promoting.
Today in Tweet Beat, did you know that La Toya's dog has the same name as her nephews? Also, Lady Gaga releases artwork for "Born This Way."
Today in Tweet Beat, for some reason celebrities seem to find it completely amazing that today is 1/11/11.
Sure, there was skin. There were sequins. There were feathers. But from the VMAs, for gosh sakes — from Gaga, Katy and Ke$ha! — frankly we expected a little less cutesy, a little more rock 'n' roll.
Drew and Justin's Going the Distance premiered Monday at Hollywood's iconic Grauman's Chinese Theatre. So, were the red-carpet duds iconic, too? Well, yes and no!
In this week's compilation of pop culture crap, Jennifer Aniston calls her self "a retard" and Regis Philbin laughs, Tina Fey's first commercial surfaces, and Dolph Lundgren goes on Fox & Friends.
Today in Tweet Beat, celebs like Heidi Montag, Kendra Wilkinson and Adrianne Curry thank the late Dr. Ryan for changing their, um, lives. Also, Chris Brown posts a picture of himself doing community service—topless.
The allegedly mediocre Middle Men is about Internet porn. And the Los Angeles premiere was certainly...porn-tastic.
In this week's compilation of pop culture crap, we meet Snooki's parents, see Ramona Singer's booger, and hear Bret Michaels fart.
Today in Tweet Beat, Courtney Love is sorry for giving Frances Bean relationship advice on Twitter, Heidi Fleiss is still with her birds, and William Shatner's friends are fucking old.
On last night's premiere of what will be the show's final season, Heidi's mother cried when she saw what her daughter did to her face. Meanwhile, Kristin partied her face off in Miami during Super Bowl weekend, alarming the others.
Today in Tweet Beat, Scott Baio says his wife—who, don't forget, also has black friends—is exercising freedom of speech when using "lesbian" pejoratively. Plus, Stephanie Pratt is now speaking in a British accent.
Today in Tweet Beat, Jackie Collins listens to R. Kelly to get in the mood, Scott Baio directed 41 episodes of Charles in Charge and thinks you should know that, and David Spade is hoping for a Joe Dirt sequel.
The trailer for The Hills' sixth and final season claims that "nothing stays the same forever." We're thinking it's a reference to Heidi's face, whose drastic change seems to be a major plot point for the show.
Today in Tweet Beat, Snooki mentions that the second season of Jersey Shore might be filmed somewhere "tropical," Kim Zolciak finds Debbie Gibson inspirational, and Meghan McCain thinks Glenn Beck is predictable.