Kim Kardashian Recording Debut Album With The-Dream

Kim Kardashian, the 30-year-old Keeping Up with the Kardashians star, is reportedly recording her debut album with producer The-Dream!

According to reports, the celebrity socialite has been in the studio with The-Dream, the music maker who is best known for Rihanna's 2007 hit "Umbrella" and Beyonce's "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)."

"Kim's got a really good voice," a source who's been inside a recording session told TMZ.

Miley Cyrus Big Bang Video: Miley Cyrus Kissing Kevin Zegers in Rock Mafia’s “The Big Bang” Music Video

Miley Cyrus stars alongside Gossip Girl’s Kevin Zegers in the music video for “The Big Bang”, the first single from her producing team Rock Mafia.

“Rock Mafia is my family and there’s nothing that means more than creating with them. The video is unique and honestly, was a life changing experience. This song means a lot to me.” Miley explained that during a recent interview with E! News.

In the 4-minute clip that full of mysterious plot twists, Miley and Kevin share some romantic moments while an awful car crash happened. Check out the full-length of video below:

Leo DiCaprio called me!

I was excited. Sure, it was a recording but it was really him! He was plugging some candidate. But still. Leo DiCaprio! I was supporting the other guy but now that I know that Leo DiCaprio, an Oscar nominee for Godsakes, is supporting his opponent I have to switch my vote. How can I not? You saw Leo in INCEPTION. He’s really SMART! Plus, who studies the issues more diligently than Hollywood actors?

Later I got a call from the great Martin Sheen! Wow! He also had a candidate recommendation for me. And remember, Martin Sheen was the president once. You saw WEST WING. He was such a knowledgeable and compassionate leader. I could study the candidates myself, read their positions, watch their debates, analyze their records but I’m just a layman. Martin Sheen is an actor. And not just an actor. A father. One just has to look at how well his sons turned out to be supremely impressed.

Susan Sarandon has called twice asking me to vote yes on legalizing marijuana.  She's an Oscar winner so not only am I going to vote yes, I'm going to get some marijuana!
 

And then there’s Sally Field. Mama Gump herself called! I’ve seen her quite often at the gym and she’s never said a word to me in five years. I had no idea me and Sal were this close.

These stars are providing a great public service – giving of their recorded time to set us straight on the complicated issues of the day. And it’s scary out there. You’ve seen the commercials. It seems every candidate really wants higher taxes, has no experience and will destroy our way of life, is a serious criminal, is a puppet to corporate greed, is in bed with the terrorists, and every proposition will bankrupt us, cost us our jobs, and is really supported by tobacco growers and the oil industry.

In the past we’ve voted, life has moved on, we’ve been pleased or displeased with the results and have voted accordingly next time. But this time, if we make even one bad decision then it’s Armageddon. So it’s clear. The stakes are waaaay too high to not listen to actors, especially ones who can open a movie.

I hope you’ll get out and vote today. But of course, who am I?

The Flying Nun hopes you’ll get out and vote.

Happy Birthday, Matt

You're a great kid and I love you.  Hopefully this year all of your sports teams won't lose.  

Dad

Lindsay Lohan: Pokes Fun at Financial Woes (Video)‎

Lindsay Lohan, who is currently serving a three-month stint instead of sending back to jail, pokes fun at the recent rumors that she can’t afford rehab in a mocking public service announcement (PSA) in support of the American Jewish World Service.

Lindsay Lohan has been ordered to stay at California's Betty Ford clinic until January 3rd after failing two court-ordered drug tests. Reports claimed that Lindsay can’t afford the $53,000 bill for her rehabilitation because she "can not afford" it.

In the Judd Apatow-directed video which also featuring Ben Stiller, Jerry Seinfeld, and Andy Samberg, the 24-year-old actress says,"Hi, I'm Lindsay Lohan and I'm not Jewish but I am happy to be here. These things pay well, right?"

Check out the all –star promo below:

Lily Allen Second Miscarriage: Lily Allen Lost Baby at 6 Months

Lily Allen, who was expecting with builder boyfriend Sam Cooper, has suffered a miscarriage after nearly six months of pregnancy!

According to reports, Lily Allen was rushed to hospital after complaining of stomach pains on Thursday morning. The 25-year-old singer eventually lost her baby after efforts to save the unborn child tragically failed.

A rep for Lily Allen confirmed the news today, “It is with great sadness that we have to confirm that Lily Allen and Sam Cooper have lost their baby. The couple ask that their privacy be respected and that they be left alone at this deeply distressing time. No further comment will be made.”

This is the second miscarriage in two years for the heartbroken singer. She previously suffered a miscarriage back in January of 2008 during a relationship with Chemical Brothers star Ed Simons.

The latest trend in TV development: buying blogs and Twitter feeds

In addition to $#*! MY DAD SAYS networks are snapping up internet properties left and right for potential sitcoms. CBS and ABC each have two pilots and SHOWTIME just picked up one. (I don’t know what NBC is doing. They’re probably still dancing in the halls because Jeff Zucker is gone.)

At this moment there must be 10,000 hopefuls hastily creating blogs and Twitter feeds. Each looking for a hook. “My mom after three drinks. com”, “@theSexNun”, “Locked In My Room For Five Years”, “@HeathLedgerSpeaksThroughMe”.

They’re thinking, “This is great. I can break into sitcoms and I don’t have to go to Yale!”

What was once a forum for self expression has now become the next California Gold Rush. It reminds me of when my partner David and I sold our first script. We had been diligently writing specs for two years, taking classes, studying sitcoms. Once we landed a sale at least ten of our friends immediately began banging out spec scripts. The implication was obvious. “If these two idiots can make it, anybody can!” Of course, once they launched into their scripts and discovered it was a lot harder than they thought, all but one junked the idea. (and he also broke through and had a nice career.)

I suspect this will be the case with most of these new bloggers who have dollar signs in their eyes. After a few weeks of cranking out tweets and posts for a readership of four the SexNun will throw in the towel.

I know a number of established comedy writers who are very opposed to this trend. It’s hard enough to pitch and sell an idea. And this year there will be fewer open slots because “I’mBoyCrazy.com” and “Dear Girls Above Me” will have claimed them.

Aside from the golddiggers who will be cluttering up the blogosphere, I applaud the trend, and here’s why: What these blogs and Twitter feeds that have sold have in common is that they all have strong voices and personal visions. This to me is what television comedy needs. All too often sitcoms get so watered down by committee and research. And that has led to the generic, bland, familiar sitcom that has threatened to kill the genre.

To those bloggers who have landed a sale – first off, congratulations. But your big challenge now is to hold onto that voice. And it will be a big challenge. A similar trend occurred almost thirty years ago when (sparked by the success of COSBY) networks clamored to sign stand-ups to star in sitcoms based on their acts. But they were performers with proven material at a time when there was far less interference from networks and studios.

Most bloggers aren’t experienced television writers. In all likelihood you’ll be paired with established showrunners (so those writers who don’t sell a pitch may still hook on with a project). The blogger might have to really fight to maintain his voice and vision. I encourage you to protect that at all costs.

And for the rest of you bloggers, don’t be discouraged if your site is not discovered and becomes the show that replaces TWO AND A HALF MEN because Charlie Sheen is in Bellvue. There is the satisfaction of knowing your readers appreciate you. And isn’t that alone worth the effort?

Isn't it?

Okay, well, there are also GoogleAds.