A Bahamas paramedic was charged Monday in an alleged scheme to extort 25 million dollars from John Travolta after his chronically ill son died of a seizure at the family's vacation home.
| "I love 'Hannah Montana', but my daughter is learning to be sassy from that show. I do not let anyone talk to me like that... | |
| Former supermodel Cindy Crawford has revealed that she will not let her seven-year-old daughter Kaya watch hit children's television show "Hannah Montana" because it encourages her to be too feisty. "I love 'Hannah Montana', but my daughter is learning to be sassy from that show. I do not let anyone talk to me like that and I will certainly not take it from a seven-year-old in my own house," vogue.co.uk quoted Crawford as saying. "Hannah Montana" is an American television series that focuses on a girl who lives a double life as an average teenage school girl by day and a famous pop singer named Hannah Montana by night, concealing her real identity from the public, other than her close friends and family. | |
The Hannah Montana star has been reported to be drawing her own design for her first tattoo.
The tattoo reportedly holds the design of a heart with the initial of Justin Gaston, the underwear model she has been romantically linked, in the middle. Though already having the design, the daughter of country singer Billy Ray Cyrus allegedly is still trying to convince her parents to have it etched on her body.
“She’s trying to play her mom, Tish, against her dad to get one of them to agree to the tattoo. So far, her mom is the one who seems more cool with the idea than Billy Ray.”
Back in late 2008, Miley Cyrus has been seen sporting a temporary tattoo which bears JG + MC=Love [see photo above] at a concert at the MGM Grand in Foxwoods, CT.
Of the tattoo, one concert goer recalled, “You could see it on the Jumbotron every time she pumped her fist.”
I don’t care what anyone says, Miley Cyrus + Justin Gaston = Illegal.
Hunky handyman Rib Hillis from EXTREME MAKEOVER: HOME EDITION joins Madison Michele on Hollywood 411. They discuss his transitions from male model and soap star to do-gooder with tools. Get the low-down on how he got so handy!
