Vanessa Hudgens

Vanessa Hudgens, Julianne Hough, Emma Roberts and Clint Eastwood were just a few of the celebrities who took a break from the Coachella Music and Arts Festival to visit the Armani Exchange Neon Carnival on Saturday night. For the last four years, the brand has hosted a giant carnival in the middle of the desert at the Tradition Aviation Airport Hangar just 15 minutes from the Empire Polo Club. It's arguably one of the biggest events surrounding the festival and this year was no different.

Vanessa Hudgens, the star of the Disney "High School Musical" films, is tackling more adult roles in the upcoming "Machete Kills" and "The Frozen Ground. " But the 23-year-old has retained her youthful, slightly punk edge when it comes to her personal style -- she's more likely to don a pair of combat boots on the red carpet than a pair of sparkly stilettos. When she participated in "The 24 Hour Plays,"  Montblanc's creative fundraiser for the Urban Arts Project, in New York City on Monday,  the actress opted for a sleeveless white top, simple black pants and lace-up boots.

Actresses Kate Mara and Rooney Mara are some of the best-dressed sisters in Hollywood. Kate, who is currently on the Netflix series "House of Cards," works with coveted celebrity stylist Johnny Wujek, who is also known for styling singer Katy Perry. While at the recent Kate Young for Target launch event in New York City, Mara offered a little style advice. "Just never wear something you're not comfortable in or that you don't feel like yourself in, because you'll never look good," Mara told the Examiner . "Even if other people say it does, if you're not comfortable in your own skin, then it's probably a bad idea.

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.

Selena Gomez made Justin Bieber cry and bonded over it with David Letterman.  Gomez stopped by "The Late Show" Monday night to promote her upcoming film "Spring Breakers," which costars "genuinely creepy" James Franco as a rapper/drug dealer accosting spring breakers Gomez, Vanessa Hudgens, Ashley Benson and Heather Morris. But after the late-night host did his due diligence discussing the "cautionary tale" coming-of-age flick, he moved on to the onetime Disney star's love life.   "Do you date?

Hey, Ashley Tisdale: Starring in "Scary Movie V" looks good on you. And those skimpy clothes look good halfway off you, in your May cover spread for Maxim. The most recent incarnation of the "Scary Movie" franchise offers Tisdale a chance for fans to see her differently than she appeared in the "High School Musical" series of Disney Channel films, playing Sharpay Evans, popular teen drama queen. For "SMV," Tisdale, 27, found herself around the likes of Lindsay Lohan and Charlie Sheen.

Vanessa Hudgens, Ashley Benson and Selena Gomez weren't too fond of the bikinis they had to wear in "Spring Breakers. " They would happily burn them, they say. [People] Keira Knightley is to play Coco Chanel in a film that house Creative Director Karl Lagerfeld is shooting to show along with the Chanel cruise collection in Singapore in May. Stella Tennant, Tallulah Harlech and Caroline De Maigret are also reportedly in the film. [The Cut] William Rast, the clothing line founded by Justin Timberlake and buddy Trace Ayala in 2005, seems to be on the wane, and sources told the New York Post that Timberlake will abandon it by the end of the year.

"High School Musical" has been a hit, Emmy-winning movie on cable television's Disney Channel, and its soundtrack album was the biggest-selling CD of 2006, at 3.8 million and still counting. So what's next? Think "High School Musical: The Concert."

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