And this fantastic parody-mashup of the JLaw-Hemsworth flick Catching Fire and Miley's song about her split from Gayle himself.
Man, this is weirder than we thought. And awesome. Weird but awesome. Yeah, let's go with that.
Cheekily titled "Reaping Ball," the video rewrites the Miley song and video. If you ask me, this one's even better than the original (if only because of Peeta and Katniss).
Desiree Hartsock and Chris Siegfried sometimes try too hard, but in posting this cute pic from the day they got engaged in Antigua, they showed us.
The Bachelorette posted on Twitter, "This Seattle rain makes me want to go back to Antigua for the sun! And it's such a special place. #whereChrisProposed"
At first glance, it appears like yet another classic Desiree move seemingly concocted to remind us they're still together and to STEP OFF HATERS.
We know he proposed there, even though the spoilers had it wrong (speaking of which, check out The Bachelor spoilers for 2014). Move on, girl.
Upon second look, though, Des and Chris look so happy, content and normal in this photo. Relaxed, over the moon, in love. No trying too hard there.
It's true that the opportunities and recognition that come with The Bachelorette are nice perks ... and headaches, when the tabloids turn on you.
But in the end, it's clear they're in heaven just being together, even if they're reportedly pushing for a TV wedding a la Sean Lowe and Catherine Giudici.
Des and Chris might just make it work long-term. If they can forget about the fame, and the critics whose opinions don't matter, they'll be in good shape.
But to soar above thousands of admirers, all screaming in your presence, some throwing their underwear on stage, all looking up to you, both literally and figuratively?
Bieber lets fans in on this #perspective in the latest clip from "Believe," his documentary-type movie that comes out on Christmas day. Give the very cool sneak peek a look now:
This week, Jimmy Kimmel aired the fifth edition of "Celebrities Read Mean Tweets" on his late night show. If you haven't seen it, well, the name says it all.
People love to throw shade on Twitter. It's kind of unreal. Which may explain why many of the celebrities reading Tweets about themselves can't deal.
From John Krasinski, Nick Offerman and Amy Poehler to Sharon Stone, Kevin James, Aaron Paul and Julia Louis-Dreyfus ... everyone gets hated on!
Watch all those stars and others react to the Tweets in the hilarious segment below, then ponder the future of a society where people write this stuff to them:
Kayla Mendoza, a 20-year old Florida resident, drove the wrong way down the Sawgrass Expressway last Sunday morning around 1:45 a.m., crashing her Hyundai Sonata into a Toyota Camry and killing two people in the process.
The tragic story has received an unusual amount of press in the days since because Mendoza Tweeted the following about three hours prior to the fatal accident:
"2 drunk 2 care."
According to Florida Highway Patrol, Marisa Catronio, the Toyota's driver, was pronounced dead at the scene.
Her passenger, Kaitlyn Ferrante, was taken to Broward Health North, where she later died, while was transported to the same facility and remains there in serious condition.
"The vehicle came upon a Toyota Camry, struck the Toyota Camry head-on, and the passenger of the Toyota Camry was pronounced dead at the scene," Sgt. Mark Wysocky told NBC 6.
Mendoza, meanwhile, refers to herself on Twitter as a "pot princess" and has posted a number of photos on that social media network of marijuana and other substances.
According to court records, Mendoza has yet to be charged with a crime.
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Eloise Mumford will Anastasia Steele's roommate in Fifty Shades of Grey, scoring one of the final big roles to cast before the film goes into production.
The casting of Kate Kavanagh had been a high priority for the Fifty Shades of Grey movie brain trust after Charlie Hunnam was cast as Christian Grey.
Now we have her, despite much bigger names being rumored for the part (which was also true regarding every other part in the upcoming film).
Universal was looking at actresses for the role and testing girls with Dakota Johnson, but Hunnam's exit moved producers' focus back to Christian.
Jamie Dornan ultimately replaced Hunnam as the male lead and Jennifer Ehle and Luke Grimes joined the cast, with Sam Taylor-Johnson directing.
Kate Kavanagh is lead character Ana Steele's best friend and her polar opposite. She is also said to be drop-dead gorgeous, leaving men panting.
She and Elliott Grey (Grimes) also begin a romantic relationship.
Prior to getting her start in film and TV, Mumford, 27, served as understudy to Elisabeth Moss in the David Mamet Broadway play Speed-the-Plow.
She is best known for her work on The River and Lone Star, plus ABC's pilot Reckless. What do you think of Eloise Mumford as Kate Kavanagh?
The wildly anticipated Hunger Games sequel brought in $25.3 million at midnight showings across the country this morning, a figure deemed "very, very strong by BoxOffice.com analyst Phil Contrino.
With very positive Catching Fire reviews continuing to come in, the film's haul surpassed the $21 million made by Man of Steel in June and the $15.6 million garnered by Iron Man 3 in May.
As for the original?
The Hunger Games made about $20 million during its opening early morning previews and went on to gross $152.5 in its first three days of release.
Catching Fire - which also opens China, Russia and the United Kingdom this weekend - is expected to clear $160 million by Sunday.
