Miley Cyrus

Miley Cyrus turns 18 with a bong, but sources claim it's not weed. ( TMZ ) Dick Van Dyke's one-man show has been canceled due to the star's Achilles' tendon injury. ( Los Angeles Times ) The L.A. Forum has been quiet recently, but it's poised to be a major concert player. ( Los Angeles Times ) After a rocky 2010, Call of Duty: Black Ops perks up the video game industry. ( Los Angeles Times ) "The Hasselhoffs" won't join the Kardashians in the halls of reality show glory -- it got canceled after just two episodes.

"LOL" was supposed to represent a big step for Miley Cyrus' movie career as she tries to mature beyond her saccharine image as Disney's Hannah Montana. Instead, it has turned into a tough lesson about how quickly a Hollywood studio can fall out of love with a movie. An English-language adaptation of the hit 2008 French film of the same name, "LOL" is about teen romance in the age of texting and social media. The picture's sophisticated tone is set in one of its first scenes when Cyrus takes a shower while her mother, played by Demi Moore, takes a bath in the same room.

Miley Cyrus had the willpower to resist a Wendy's meal on Sunday night, but not enough willpower to resist tweeting about it . The tweet prompted accusations that the recently slimmed-down star is anorexic, to which Cyrus tweeted back : “For everyone calling me anorexic I have a gluten and lactose allergy. It's not about weight it's about health.” It was a refreshing response from a female celebrity. Usually when a woman in Hollywood talks about food, it's about how much she likes to gorge herself on comfort food.

Miley Cyrus hightailed it to the emergency room Monday evening for a little repair work on her left hand, which had been wounded in battle -- apparently with a kitchen appliance. Her ER trip followed after a mishap at her Toluca Lake home, according to TMZ , which said Miley's mom, grandma and beau Liam Hemsworth all went along for the ride. "I'm all stitched up & have on a splint so I'm good. As you can tell by my expression [in pictures taken by a paparazzo], didn't feel so good.

A roundup of entertainment headlines for Monday. Miley Cyrus laughed about being a "stoner," but a rep says it was only a joke. ( Access Hollywood ) Christian Bale says "The Dark Knight Rises" is his last go-round as Batman. ( Los Angeles Times ) Chaz Bono finally got an engagement ring for his fiancee, Jennifer Elia. ( Los Angeles Times ) Director Ken Russell has died. Right now, the angels are cavorting naked. ( Los Angeles Times ) Now you can own actual Dunder-Mifflin paper from "The Office.

Miley Cyrus, the multi-hyphenate teen star, has signed a book deal to tell the story of her 15-year-old life, it was announced Tuesday. The memoir by Cyrus, who stars in the Disney Channel series "Hannah Montana," is planned for release next spring. The Disney Book Group, in a clear bit of synergy for Walt Disney Co., has world rights to the book. Disney said Cyrus' book would feature previously unseen photos, family stories and "a look at her inner circle of loved ones."

A new album from "Hannah Montana" star Miley Cyrus fell short of No. 1 on the U.S. pop charts in its first week of release, raising the question: Are the tween star's fans ready for her to go a little bit country? Only a year ago, Cyrus' 3-D concert film set records, and scalpers were charging thousands for tickets to her live concerts. Her last three major releases debuted at the top of the charts. But the new record's sales were a fraction of her previous studio albums' first-week sales.

A surprise awaited the faithful in Tween Nation on Monday when the nominees for the 2010 Kids Choice Awards were announced. Actress/pop star Miley Cyrus pulled ahead of the "The Twilight Saga: New Moon" for most nods in this year's crop; the 17-year-old was nominated for favorite TV actress, female singer and movie actress, with her song "Party in the USA" giving her the edge over the juggernaut that is "Twilight." The Gothic-lite romance received three nominations for its second installment, "New Moon," including Taylor Lautner as favorite male actor and for favorite movie.

Miley Cyrus hightailed it to the emergency room Monday evening for a little repair work on her left hand, which had been wounded in battle -- apparently with a kitchen appliance. Her ER trip followed after a mishap at her Toluca Lake home, according to TMZ , which said Miley's mom, grandma and beau Liam Hemsworth all went along for the ride. "I'm all stitched up & have on a splint so I'm good. As you can tell by my expression [in pictures taken by a paparazzo], didn't feel so good.

You will probably talk about: "The Last Song" Love her or hate her, that Miley Cyrus, a.k.a. Hannah Montana, stars in this melodrama about finding first love and an estranged daughter and father, is beside the point. It's based on a Nicholas Sparks book. Chances are you just saw "Dear John." Boyfriends, give in. You are doomed. (Wednesday) You could talk about: the Dum Dum Girls The Times named them one of this year's Faces to Watch in music. "Sleazy, scruffy and fast," the dreamy-rock trio's debut album "I Will Be" arrives after a well-received showing at SXSW.

Miley Cyrus had the willpower to resist a Wendy's meal on Sunday night, but not enough willpower to resist tweeting about it . The tweet prompted accusations that the recently slimmed-down star is anorexic, to which Cyrus tweeted back : “For everyone calling me anorexic I have a gluten and lactose allergy. It's not about weight it's about health.” It was a refreshing response from a female celebrity. Usually when a woman in Hollywood talks about food, it's about how much she likes to gorge herself on comfort food.

This week, singer Miley Cyrus became the latest celebrity to endorse a gluten-free diet, telling fans and critics she didn't have a weight disorder, but a food allergy (or two).  “For everyone calling me anorexic I have a gluten and lactose allergy. It's not about weight it's about health. Gluten is crapppp anyway!” she tweeted Sunday. Later that day she added, “everyone should try no gluten for a week! The change in your skin, phyisical and mental health is amazing!

A roundup of entertainment headlines for Monday. Miley Cyrus laughed about being a "stoner," but a rep says it was only a joke. ( Access Hollywood ) Christian Bale says "The Dark Knight Rises" is his last go-round as Batman. ( Los Angeles Times ) Chaz Bono finally got an engagement ring for his fiancee, Jennifer Elia. ( Los Angeles Times ) Director Ken Russell has died. Right now, the angels are cavorting naked. ( Los Angeles Times ) Now you can own actual Dunder-Mifflin paper from "The Office.

Miley Cyrus celebrated her 19th birthday recently with a cake--supposedly a Bob Marley cake. When she saw it, the singer/actress said, "You know you're a stoner when your friends make you a Bob Marley cake. You know you smoke way too much [expletive] weed. " And therein lies the latest video-spawned drug-related controversy about Cyrus, who last year appeared on grainy video smoking what she later said was salvia. She has since admitted the incident was a mistake, but the latest video has people wondering if the birthday quips suggest where there's smoke, there's marijuana.

Movie stars, TV actors, rock singers, fashion models and professional athletes need a vacation just like everybody else. But when you're more famous than Mickey Mouse, it's not as easy to blend in with the crowd -- even at Disney World. Photos : See celebrities at the Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Disney's Hollywood Studios and Disney's Animal Kingdom To navigate the vast resort and avoid hassles from overzealous fans, celebrities trade front-of-the-line VIP treatment from Disney World for a few snapshots inside the Orlando theme parks that show up in celebrity magazines and on entertainment shows.

Miley Cyrus turns 18 with a bong, but sources claim it's not weed. ( TMZ ) Dick Van Dyke's one-man show has been canceled due to the star's Achilles' tendon injury. ( Los Angeles Times ) The L.A. Forum has been quiet recently, but it's poised to be a major concert player. ( Los Angeles Times ) After a rocky 2010, Call of Duty: Black Ops perks up the video game industry. ( Los Angeles Times ) "The Hasselhoffs" won't join the Kardashians in the halls of reality show glory -- it got canceled after just two episodes.

Thousands of "Hannah Montana" fans who couldn't get concert tickets are suing the teen performer's fan club over memberships they claim were supposed to give them priority for seats. The lawsuit was filed on behalf of a New Jersey woman and anyone else who joined the Miley Cyrus Fan Club based on its promise that joining would make it easier to get concert tickets from the teen star's website.

When a 15-year-old girl flashes a hint of her green bra in a playfully naughty photo on the Internet, hardly anyone -- aside from perhaps her parents -- blinks. But when the teen is Miley Cyrus, the face of the billion-dollar "Hannah Montana" Disney Channel franchise, everyone stares. The provocative images risk tainting the squeaky-clean image that's made her a hero for young girls. Disney Channel has emerged as a powerful creative engine for the Walt Disney Co.

Miley Cyrus taking a hit off a bong? Ouch. Not exactly wholesome Disney fare. And though TMZ posted a video, it doesn’t show exactly what Cyrus may have been smoking. This Picture of Health blog post from the Baltimore Sun reports: "She says she was smoking salvia and not marijuana. That’s a hallucinogenic drug made from a plant in the mint family and it’s legal in many states, including California where the video was taken of Cyrus. " Read the rest of the post to learn what Johns Hopkins scientists say about the effects of salvia.

Pop stars Miley Cyrus and Taylor Momsen wear rosary necklaces, sometimes four at a time over a slinky corset dress or vintage rock T-shirt. "Eat Pray Love," whose protagonist travels to India in search of enlightenment, has spawned a collection of charms, rings and bracelets. And the reality-bending Kardashian sisters are designing jewelry based on Armenian religious icons. It's official: The practice of incorporating religious or spiritual symbols in jewelry has become ubiquitous among smaller niche designers as well as more commercial, mass brands.