Demi Lovato’s upcoming Disney Channel TV show is called Sonny With A Chance, reports Spanish magazine Para Todos.
“It’s about a girl named Sonny having a chance to make it in [show] business,” the 16-year-old Camp Rock star tells the mag. “We filmed the first episode and we will continue to film the series through the next few months.”
Retired rapper Eminem is apparently ready to unretire after four years. He’s back in the studio and working on material for a new album.
“I’m concentrating on my own stuff right now, just banging out tracks,” he said during a recent appearance on his Sirius satellite radio station, Shade 45. “The more I keep producing, the better it seems I get,” he said.
Lindsay Lohan confirmed she has a more than just friends relationship with lesbian sidekick Samantha Ronson. On the radio program Loveline yesterday, she was asked by DJ Stryker, “You guys, you and Samantha, have been going out for how long now?” Radio jock Ted Stryker inquired of the Mean Girls starlet. “Like two years, one year, five months, two months?”
Lohan replied with a laugh, “For a very long time.” Well, that’s kind of an admission…
Clay Aiken has finally said the words: “Yes, I’m Gay.” The 29-year-old former “American Idol” runner-up says his newborn son, conceived by in-vitro fertilization with friend and producer Jaymes Foster, was the reason he decided he could no longer hide his homosexuality from the world.
“It was the first decision I made as a father,” Aiken told People magazine. “I cannot raise a child to lie or to hide things. I wasn’t raised that way, and I’m not going to raise a child to do that.”
A California judge has ruled that actress Sharon Stone will no longer share joint custody of her oldest adopted son Roan with her ex-husband Phil Bronstein. Phil has been granted sole physical custody.
Sharon recently filed papers asking for changes to the arrangement, but she still wanted to keep joint custody. Entertainment Tonight reports that the court denied her requests because she “failed to meet her burden of proof.”
Five reality-show hosts opened the lamest Emmy Awards show in history Sunday night but it wasn’t so bad after all. As it turns out - there was no TV viewing audience tuned in to watch the live trainwreck.
On his radio show Monday, Ryan Seacrest explained why their un-scripted, ad-libbed, opening monologue was lame: “For a while, we didn’t have anything until we came up with the fact that our ’something’ was ‘nothing.’ . . . And once finally I realized that we had nothing and that ‘nothing’ was being honest, and that was real . . . we actually, we were good. . . . I say we were ‘good’ not in terms of ‘I thought we were great,’ I’m just saying we were done, we did it, we’re good, we’re out. We were good, we’re good — right?”
Rocker and Malibu resident Courtney Love has turned to her My Space page to post a help wanted message in her search for a “non thieving non freaky” housekeeper and some other hired held.
Adding specific directions that no “super fans” need apply, Courtney is also looking for a “documentarist” and a personal assistant. Some great pay but you have to be able to decipher all her ramblings…
Stolen photos of Jamie Lynn Spears breastfeeding her daughter Maddie could constitute child pornography because the 17-year-old actress’ left breast is exposed. It looks like her fiance Casey Aldridge is the cause of this incident.
According to TMZ: The pics were taken on Casey’s digital camera. He took the camera card to his local Wal-Mart in Louisiana for copies. Law enforcement believes someone at the Wal-Mart may have made extra copies (surprise!) and then tried selling them.
Rumor has it that Miley Cyrus is trying to get fired from her hit show Hannah Montana because she’s so over it and there’s more money in touring and singing anyway. And papa Billy Ray Cyrus has also made that point to a number of people.
TMZ is reporting that the father-daughter duo is deliberately trying to piss off the Mouse House - by showing up to the set ridiculously late, stalling production and infuriating cast and crew.
They made her a star and now she wants them to simply go away. Paris Hilton says there is a fine line between business and pleasure and she is endorsing the L.A. police department’s plans to create a personal safety zone between celebrities and photographers.
“It is okay for paparazzi to go to a press event or a red carpet but when it is every single day when you are going to the market or the tanning salon or to lunch with your family, it is a lot of pressure always having to be ‘on’,” she says.
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