Miley Wants Her Ex "to Be Upset"
While Miley Cyrus has remained mum on the specifics of her love life, she does admit that her new song, “7 Things,” is indeed about an ex of hers.
And while she hopes the former b-f is affected by the tune”I want them to be upset [when they hear the song]. That was my point,” she tells Ryan Seacrestshe leaves the identity of the culprit to our imagination.
Of course, that doesn’t stop Ryan from trying to pry the answer from her…
“Have you heard from anybody that might have been the impetus to writing these lyrics, maybe a Nick Jonas?” asks the KIIS-FM morning man.
“Stop!” giggles Miley, before adding that her mystery man might come forward after the video is released, “because it’s pretty honest. The video’s even more honest than my song.”
There is at least one person we can count off the list. Multitalented Miley finally states on the record that, despite rumors, she is not dating her 22-year-old backup dancer. “He’s one of my really, really good friends.”
Well, whoever her secret former lover is, maybe he’ll be stoked to know he influenced the song lyrics written by one of the most famous people in America!
Terminator Salvation Director McG To Dedicate Movie To Stan Winston
Following the death of the Oscar-winning special effects, creature and make-up artist Stan Winston, there have been tributes from people such as James Cameron, Jon Favreau and Frank Darabont. Now McG, director of Terminator Salvation: The Future has updated the films official blog with a tribute, as well as revealing that he intends to dedicate the movie to his memory.
Stan Winston passed away this past weekend. What an unbelievable talent.
Think of everything that came from the mind of that man. Aliens. Jurassic Park. Iron Man. Terminator.
I wish all of you could go check out the shop that he built. There’s a
meeting room where all of his creations encircle you. It feels like the
first time you went to Disneyland or saw Star Wars. It’s an unforgettable
moment.Most of all, Stan was a good guy who was in it for all the right reasons. He
loved what he did.Stan confided in me once, that he created imaginary monsters as a child to
keep him company. He said he felt like the only kid in the world who did
this. Little did he know his childhood friends would come to be the heroes
of millions. You are not alone Stan, the fruit of your imagination will be
with us forever.It is a real honor to have had the opportunity to work with Stan Winston. I
intend to dedicate this film to his memory.McG
Megan Fox Heats Up Fashion Week
Megan Fox Heats Up Fashion Week
Grab your bibs, boys. As Los Angeles’ Fashion Week gets into full swing, hotties like Megan Fox are showing up and doing their best to steal the show from the models.
The 21-year-old “Transformers” babe was bringing the heat in a red flowy dress that left just enough to the imagination to drive male spectators wild.
She wore nude color pumps, with her black locks cascading down her shoulders, and lips pouting a la Angelina Jolie.
And reportedly, Fox isn’t done with comic book adaptations just yet. She’s rumored to be staring in Hack/Slash, a film being made about the comic of the same name. No word on when Megan will be taking on the lead role of “Cassie” but we’ll keep you posted.
The Spice Girls Say Goodbye
The Spice Girls Say Goodbye
The Spice Girls made what’s believed to be their final live appearance last night in Toronto, bidding farewell during the conclusion of their reunion tour.
“Our time is up … we’ve come to the end of the road … there are tears of both sadness and joy. Look how far we’ve come!,” the Spice Girls wrote on their Web site, adding, “Yes, our reunion tour is proof that dreams do come true.”
According to People reports, the letter to fans on the Spice blog was signed with love from Emma, Geri, Mel B, Melanie C and Victoria after concluding a song best summed up their feelings:
“Goodbye my friend, it’s not the end … So glad we made it, time will never ever change it … “
As for their future, the ladies write, “We look to the future with hope and imagination and let Girl Power live on through all of you as it will continue in us and the future generations to come.”