As you count down the hours until payday, consider this: Elton John has so much scratch that he recently requested an entire climate-controlled hotel room solely for his collection of trademark glasses.
Don't like Jennifer Lawrence? How about Mila Kunis? Here she is in an amazing interview, helping out a guy who is so nervous to be interviewing Mila Kunis that he can't help talking about binge drinking with his friends and asking her out on dates.
Remember that buzzy interview Taylor Swift did with Vanity Fair? The one where she basically said Amy Poehler and Tina Fey would burn in hell for making fun of her?
Well, Amy got wind of it. And she has something to say.
Just when you thought Miley Cyrus couldn't get any more rebellious than driving around with blow-up dolls, dancing with strippers and cropping her bleach-blonde hair super short, she goes and dyes that hair blue.
Or, if her Twitter is to be believed, silver with highlights that make it look blue in every single photo.
Someone took the United States Secretary of the Interior title a little too literally, telling that person, "You've done a nice job decorating the White House."
Jennifer Lawrence snagged an Academy Award and a campaign with Miss Dior this year, and the first time she saw the photos of her haute couture fashion shoot was on the Oscars red carpet, prompting her to wonder who the girl in the snaps was.
But J. Law humbly gave Photoshop credit for all of her pale-faced beauty, because how could a human -- even one as perfect as J. Law -- possibly look like that in real life?
LeAnn Rimes may be getting her own reality show -- just like her mortal enemy and frequent public combatant, Brandi Glanville.
Justin Bieber isn't a happy guy. Seems the newly 19-year-old Canadian had the "worst birthday," save for maybe a lot of homeless, hungry, or terminally-ill kids, of course.
Hell hath no fury like Anne Hathaway sporting the same gown as a costar.
Today is Justin Bieber's birthday, which means in addition to being the final 365 days of his teenage years and reminding young girls how mortality works, it's time to honor Canada's prodigal son with a gift.
Like maybe a shirt or two.
A woman is suing Michael Jordan -- claiming he’s the father of her 16-year-old son and wants a paternity test to cement her claim.
It’s the best thing to hit the internet since Grumpy Cat: Video editing geniuses -- also known as people with a lot of spare time on their hands -- cut clips of screaming goats into the long notes of loud and well-known chick anthems and other pop hits.
Scores of songs have been thusly "honored." But how do the people who recorded the originals feel about it?
We can't speak for everyone, but it seems Kelly Clarkson and Carrie Underwood are certainly having some la-aaaaaaa-ughs over it. (Aren't we amusing?)
