Actress, singer and dancer Julianne Hough talks to Parade magazine about her lucky, lucky life.  From Ryan Seacrest as a boyfriend to Tom Cruise as a co-star, the girl is living a charmed life.

On balancing her busy career with her relationship with boyfriend Ryan Seacrest.
It’s a hard thing to do, especially when you’re so caught up in your work and bettering yourself. It does get hard because you’re so focused on that, but I think at the end of the day you have to find a balance with what’s really important. I’m so lucky that I have a great relationship. I’m very blessed and I don’t take anything for granted. I think if you alienate people and just focus on your work then it just becomes lonely and it’s not fun anymore.”

On co-star Tom Cruise.
“Where do I go from there? It’s very cool to be able to say that my first real film was Footloose and my second film I got to start alongside Tom Cruise and Catherine Zeta-Jones. I’m very fortunate and I know it doesn’t happen like that every day, so I’m definitely still counting my blessings and working really hard.”

On dealing with fame and paparazzi.
“I don’t think you can ever get used to it. It’s definitely strange. Especially since I grew up in a family that it’s all about family and not about materialistic things. So it is weird, but I guess it comes with what it is. You have to remember where you came from, and I definitely have enough brothers and sisters to kick me in the butt whenever I get out of line!”

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Click star and fellow Aussie, Sophie Monk was spotted out with a mystery man at the Beverly Hills Shopping Center in Beverly Hills, California

The former Australian Popstar has been linked to a series of men in the past including businessman Jimmy Esebag, Jason Statham and Ryan Seacrest.

Photos: Fame

Everyone is talking about who will replace Charlie Sheen on ‘Two And A Half Men’.

John Stamos is a front-runner to replace Sheen on the CBS sitcom, but Stamos totally dumped the idea of replacing him this morning on Ryan Seacrest’s radio show.

“I don’t want to replace anyone, especially Charlie Sheen,” said Stamos. “It’s just not where my head is at.”

But that’s not to say the actor doesn’t appreciate being thrown in the mix of possible contenders.

“It’s all been very flattering,” he admitted. “But nobody has officially talked to me and, quite frankly, as flattering as it is, it’s really not part of my career plan right now. I’m just on a different trajectory.”

Plus, if Stamos had his way about it, nobody would take over for Sheen.

“Charlie is great on that show and people love Charlie on that show and people love the way the show is,” he said. “So, in the big scheme of things, apparently there’s a lawsuit going on, so I don’t know, but I hope it works out and I hope he goes back and people get the show that they love.”

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Kim Kardashian stopped by the Ryan Seacrest show this morning to debut her new song, “Jam (Turn it Up)”. She told Ryan “I’m very shy and I don’t want to really sing in front of people.”

But she warmed up quickly and said she was feeling great. “I’m excited (and a little nervous) for you all to hear the song and watch the video. I really hope you all like it!”

Take a listen below!

The song is TERRIBLE! I don’t even see how this would get any airtime at all – if she weren’t Kim Kardashian.

What do you think?

Intro
Turn me up, Turn me up, Turn me, Turn me, Turn me up
Yeah (x8)
Turn me up, Turn me up, Turn me, Turn me, Turn me up
Yeah (x8)

Verse 1
Im goin out tonight, its goin down
Headed straight to the front of the line, on the fly
On the floor I cant stand still
And im goin to work like im paying my bills (bills)
My whole clicks on the floor (the floor)
We gon party, then party some more (some more)
Rozay up in the air
Feeling good, feeling great, just got paid

Hook
And they playin my jam
They playin, my jam
Turn it up, Turn It Up (DJ)
Turn it up, so I can rock the night away (away)

Verse 2
Imam burn it out tonight, its goin down
By live via satellite
And all I see is angels in my eyes
Buzz got me way up in the sky
Maybach in the front (the front)
Pick out any boy that I want (I want)
DJ here I am
Feeling good, feeling great, just got paid

Bridge
Girls in the building
Fellas in the club
Boys spending money
Girls looking good
Im on the floor, living my life
Feeling so good, feeling so right
Got my hands up
Celebrate like its my birthday
5 more shots of tequila
I’m thirsty
Feeling so good, I’m feeling so great
Tonight (x4)

Outro
Turn me up, Turn me up, Turn me, Turn me Turn me up
Yeah (x8)
Killa (Killa), I run music

The ensemble film, a sequel to ‘Valentine’s Day’ began filming in New York City today.

Just today Alyssa Milano joined the cast, which is already impressive. Alyssa joins Robert DeNiro, Ice Cube, Josh Duhamel, Ryan Seacrest, Seth Meyers, Jessica Biel, Zac Efron, Sarah Jessica Parker, Lea Michele, Sofia Vergara, Ashton Kutcher, Michelle Pfeiffer and Hilary Swank!

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Back in 2009, Courtney Love had been in a heated argument with designer Dawn Simorangkir. Dawn claimed that Courtney owed her thousands of dollars in unpaid clothes.

The dispute erupted on March 17, when Courtney took to her Twitter page and began a long string of shocking insults against Dawn.

Love’s tweets, which instantly landed in the Twitter feeds of her 40,000 or so followers (and countless others via retweets), announced that Simorangkir was a drug-pushing prostitute with a history of assault and battery who lost custody of her own child and capitalized on Love’s fame before stealing from her. “She has received a VAST amount of money from me over 40,000 dollars and I do not make people famous and get raped TOO!” Love wrote..

That particular tirade that Courtney posted on Twitter, Etsy and Myspace – is now the center of a lawsuit, the first of it’s kind. The Hollywood Reporter has more:

“There has never been anything like this case before,” says Simorangkir attorney Bryan Freedman, who will attempt to convince a Los Angeles jury that Love’s false statements destroyed his client’s fashion career, thus entitling her to potentially millions of dollars in damages.

In an age when public figures from Kanye West to Ryan Seacrest communicate influential messages to thousands — sometimes millions — of followers on social platforms, the Love case raises the question of whether celebrities, like the news media, should be liable for what happens if they intentionally put untrue and damaging statements in front of their loyal readers.

“We don’t believe there’s any defamation, and even if there were defamatory statements, there was no damage,” says James Janowitz, an attorney for Love.
A key to the case, say First Amendment lawyers, could be whether an average Twitter user would interpret Love’s vicious tweets as facts rather than merely her opinion.

“I’ll be interested to see if the court gives people posting on Twitter more latitude than other media,” says Alonzo Wickers, a defamation expert who has handled matters for such media clients as Comedy Central and TMZ. “The way Twitter is evolving, it seems to be more of a means to express opinion. I would hope courts give tweets the same latitude as they do an op-ed piece or a letter to the editor.”

Love has already given her deposition in the case. Love claims that she was only repeating in her tweets, things that Simorangkir said herself.

Love will reportedly claim that she had no idea how influential her comments were on Twitter, and she didn’t maliciously intend to ruin anyone’s reputation.

Should get interesting! Trial is scheduled to begin Jan. 18!

What do you think – should Courtney Love be held responsible for nasty Tweets?