When David and Victoria Beckham announced that they were having a girl, their son, Romeo, offered up a name for the tike: Justin Bieber! In this pic, David Beckham sits next to a cardboard cutout of the Bieb. Victoria tweeted, “He took my sunbed!!!!!!x. Vb.”
Look out: Miley Cyrus is officially back on Twitter. (After publicly quitting last year, Cyrus admitted this week that she only joined to promote her upcoming “Gypsy Heart” tour.) In this twit pic, Cyrus shows us her softer side as she cozies up to her pooch. She tweeted, “This cutie is the the face I woke up to every morning. Jealous? I am so lucky. She is perfect in every way :) Oh Lila.”
After crowds of attendees at Charlie Sheen’s Violent Torpedo of Truth tour walked out booing and hissing at his less-than-winning performance in Detroit, Sheen decided to revamp his image—sort of. Apparently, it’s been smooth sailing ever since. When his show in Cleveland went well last week, Sheen tweeted, “#fastball Thank you for an epic night an upper deck walk off game winner for all of us!! c.”
Last week marked the first fall of this Dancing with the Stars’ season, when Kirstie Alley was accidentally dropped by her dance partner, Maksim Chmerkovskiy, whose leg cramped up during their routine. The next day, the pair taped an episode of Oprah in Chicago, which is scheduled to air April 15. Alley tweeted, “Celebrating Maks's new shirt.” And later she informed Twitter fans of the possibility for “full frontal nudity… Tune in.”
On April 5, Russell Brand made his grand arrival at the Ziegfield Theater in New York for the premiere of Arthur. The film, which is a remake of the 1981 film, starring Dudley Moore and Liza Minnelli, about a drunken billionaire playboy who falls in love with the “wrong” girl opened this Friday. Brand tweeted, “On my way to #arthur- any well dressed revellers who I've replied to can come in with me.”
Last Monday, Rainn Wilson stopped by Lopez Tonight to talk about his up-coming film, Super. But backstage, Wilson and Lil’ John struck a pose for another of Wilson’s films, Hesher, which premiered at this year’s Sundance Film Festival. After the pic was penned in with a some artwork, Wilson re-tweeted, “@rainnwilson word to your mother. HESHER WAS HERE!”
Prior to the Wednesday release of Eva Longoria’s cookbook, Eva’s Kitchen, the Desperate Housewives star set out on a promotional tour. Longoria posed with one of her fans, and tweeted, “This little boy came to my book signing and said he was in love with me since he was 3!! haha! So cute!!!”
Is this what 100 days of sobriety for David Arquette feels like? On a trip through Chile, Arquette donned a killer raccoon hat and stood before the misty waters of Chile’s thermal springs. Arquette tweeted, “Davey Crockett at the Hot Springs.”
A couple weeks after Snooki, the 4 foot, 9 inch Jersey Shore star, wowed WWE audiences with her wrestling skills, she decided to throw in the towel. But last Sunday at the Georgia Dome, more than 70,000 fans showed their support. Snooki tweeted, “#WM27 <3.” Vive la Wrestlemania XXVII!
It’s no surprise that Katy Perry loves cats. Kitty Purry, her cat, began trending on Twitter after the starlet posted this twit pic. Perry tweeted, “cutest picture of the day: Kitty Purry in her Shark bed being a boss!”
When Mario Lopez recently visited the set of Sesame Street for Extra!, he tweeted a number of fun posts about his visit, including “Excited about Sesame Street! What an honor.. Working with Big Bird, Cookie Monster and Snuffy. The Cookie Monster becomes the Veggie Monster.” In this pic, Lopez’s muscular stature looks small in comparison to these kids’ favorites. Lopez tweeted, “With Big Bird and Snuffleupagus! Wow.. They're much bigger in real life. I'm like a kid again..”
Now that he’s no longer California’s governor, Schwarzenegger is baaack in the entertainment business with an action packed cartoon series called The Governator, which will show Schwarzenegger as a Batman-type superhero. Schwarzenegger tweeted, “Announcing The Governator in Cannes.” Companies in the U.K., Italy, and France, to name a few, have already pursued the cartoon, which will be developed and written by Stan Lee.
Last weekend, Tom Hanks put on a great show as sports reporter, Steve Stinks, when he appeared on Saturday Night Live in the skit “ ESPN Classics, sponsored by KY Jelly” with New York Knicks’ Carmelo Anthony, Jason Sudeikis, and Will Forte. Before he appeared on camera, Hanks memorized his lines backstage. Hanks tweeted, “SNL food and pages. Nothing else is like SNL. Hanx.”
