Entries from March 2011 ↓

Kacey Jordan insists that her so-called suicide attempt this week was a false alarm and not a cry for help.

“It was not as bad as the first report said,” Charlie Sheen’s…

As soon as the photo of Adrianne Palicki as the new Wonder Woman was released today, the big question was: What does the original think of the revamped Amazonian superhero?

Well, guess…

Well, at least nothing needs annulling this time.

Their reps are exercising their rights to remain silent, but multiple reports have sounded the death knell for Renée Zellweger and…

After some serious sinning, the girls of Pretty Little Liars are going to church.

But our fabulous fibbers aren’t there to confess: Something huge is going down (and by down, we mean…

Holy muscles!

Before he was practicing his two-steps, fox-trots and tangos, one hunky contestant of the new season of Dancing With the Stars was a muscled-up competitive…

Robin Wright is a single lady.

The 44-year-old actress and her slightly younger 37-year-old boyfriend have apparently called it quits…
READ: Are Vanessa Hudgens and Josh…

No, you didn’t just accidently click on some Halloween costume site hawking cheesy knockoffs of famous get-ups.

Believe it or not, what you’re actually looking at is the new…

Up until now, it hasn’t really posed too much of a problem for the ticket-snatching public that no one seemed to know, exactly, what they could expect from Charlie Sheen’s rapidly…

Taylor Swift is making her cartoon debut in the CGI-animated version of Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax, being produced by Universal Pictures.

Swift will voice the lead female role alongside actors Zac Efron and Danny Devito who will play the Lorax. Also voicing Zac’s grandmother is Betty White, because apparently she needs to be in every new project available.

If it’s been a while since you last read the book, it’s about a boy (Efron) who goes in search of ways to win the heart of a girl (Swift), but instead finds out about the mystical creature known as The Lorax.

In a statement released on Thursday Illumination Entertainment Founder Chris Meledandri said:

“In 1970, during his trip to the Serengeti, Ted Geisel (Dr. Seuss) scribbled notes on the back of a napkin. These ideas became the foundation for his favorite book, ‘The Lorax.””

Meledandri went on to state:

“Beyond the story’s indelible themes is an ensemble of unforgettable Seussian characters, and the title creature is both acerbic and adorable. Bringing his sharp humor, enormous heart and deep conscience to the project, Danny DeVito epitomizes the Lorax, and we have an absolutely stellar supporting cast led by Ed, Taylor, Zac, Rob and Betty.”

The Lorax will reach theaters on March 2, 2012.

Glee star Lea Michele is an official spokeswoman for shoe/sports apparel manufacturer Nike and her new Nike Women Commercial is now avaialable.

According to Lea:

“When I workout I like to be comfortable. For me it’s not about beauty.”

She also says her favorite activities include rock climbing, yoga and hiking, but not all the same time, that would be uber difficult.

Here’s the Lea Michele Nike Commercial:

What do you think of the commercial? Pretty standard fair in our opinion.