“I said, ‘I’m not going to take off my heels. You’re short. Embrace it.’ He’s getting taller, though.”—Selena Gomez refuses to bow down to Justin Bieber—or forego her footwear. Honestly, Justin, there’s nothing less attractive than a man who asks his friends to stoop to his level. Tom Cruise always lets Katie wear heels!
“You know what, [saying Spencer was a sucky person was] so lame because I didn’t want to cuss on camera! So ‘sucky’ was the first word that came to my head and it follows me everywhere! Who says that? That’s not my favorite!” Lauren Conrad on the line she regrets saying on The Hills. The cameras have stopped rolling, people, which means we can say whatever we want! If not “sucky” what is the perfect word to describe Spencer?
“She needs to have a nice personality, a good sense of humor, nice eyes and a brain. What’s the point of having a nice looking girlfriend if you can’t talk to her? You want to be able to sit down to dinner and be with someone who you can have a proper conversation with.”—Justin Bieber, on his ideal lady. Naturally, this “proper conversation” will be taking place in a Wal-Mart parking lot.
“I don’t do the diet thing anymore. I’m a big believer in feeding your body what it needs. Deny yourself something and you’re going to end up shoving your face full of it.”—Ashley Greene, on how she keeps it healthy—and real. After looking at this pic of Ashley in a cream-colored Lela Rose dress at a recent benefit, don’t you want to have whatever she’s having?
“I guess I just thought if too many good things happen, then you’re going to die at 30. Yeah, so probably, I’m going to die at 30.” - Robert Pattinson, worrying that his good fortune is soon going to run out. But if R-Patz meets an untimely end, who is going to star in Twilight 10?
“The stripping, the Miley Cyrus. I think parents need to stop overcompensating and make some boundaries with their children. I’m just not a fan of all the stripping stuff or all that stuff … I have nieces and little cousins and all of that, and I don’t want them thinking it’s cool. I’d prefer them to be doctors and lawyers than to have them strip at a young age, stripping on a pole.”—30 Rock funnyman Tracy Morgan reflects on what’s happening to America’s youth. Note to Miley: when a man notorious for his own inappropriate antics calls you out, maybe it’s time to tone it down!
“Sometimes it’s frustrating because people think I’m only working or doing stuff because of my family when that’s not true at all. We actually try to keep work life and family life completely separate, so it’s just frustrating when I hear that because I’ve worked really hard. But I just have to fight for myself, fight to be accepted in a way and make my own name for myself.”—Emma Roberts, protesting the idea that she’s gotten as far as she has because of her famous family, just one day after I asked all of you whether or not she could follow in Aunt Julia’s footsteps. Personally, I think Emma should embrace her hand-me-down fame. After all, isn’t that a lot better than no one knowing your name?
“What’s funny about my nose, it’s my biggest insecurity. I always want to get my nose done . . . I went to the doctor, I had them take the pictures, he showed me what it would look like and it just didn’t—I wouldn’t look the same.” Kim Kardashian explains her healthy impulse to stay real . . . and keep her already perfect nose. Honestly—look at it! Am I missing a flaw?
“I am so wary of older actors playing teenage characters. It’s actually a pet peeve of mine.” Scarlett Johansson cops to her initial hesitation to play a 17-year-old girl in the Broadway production of A View From the Bridge, for which she eventually got a Tony nod. What do you think—should actors, well, act their age?
“I used to want to be a rapper when I was, like, 14.” Robert Pattinson reveals his own road not taken to Oprah. Yo, my name is R-Patz and I like to rap… But if he wasn’t Edward Cullen would we even give a crap?
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