Demi Lovato's New Tattoo Inspired By Her Fans

She?s already thanked her fans for their support, and recently, Demi Lovato took her gratitude a step further. In a video posted to cambio.com Tuesday, the 18-year-old unveils her new tattoos, one on her left wrist which reads ?Stay? and another on the right that says ?Strong,? plus a tiny heart that represents the love of her supporters. ?I wanted to thank my fans in a way I know can never be forgotten,? she explains, adding that while she was receiving treatment for ?emotional and physical issues? last year, many of her admirers drew (and even tattooed!) hearts on their own wrists in solidarity. ?I wanted to show you guys that I will never forget the support that you ? gave me, and I will look at it every day and remember you ? and be completely thankful for you. Just thought you guys should know that. I love you.? The starlet also returned to Twitter Tuesday night, sending her first message since October. ?Guess who?s baaaaaaaack?!!!!!!!? she wrote. ?I love you guys SO MUCH? this support is UNBELIEVABLE!! I?m tearing up I?m so thankful?? Fans reciprocated, Tweeting, ?#welcomebackdemi.? ?Kate Hogan

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Hanks Sues Insurance Agent: Like a Bad Neighbor

3/22/2011 3:22 PM PDT�by TMZ Staff��

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Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson are suing their former insurance broker, claiming he gauged, defrauded and embezzled them out of a fortune.

Hanks, Wilson and others claim they worked with J.B. Goldman Insurance Agency for more than 20 years, using the company to procure homeowners, directors and other business policies.

According to the suit, obtained by TMZ, Hanks and Wilson switched brokers last month and the new broker allegedly discovered gross overcharging for various policies.

The suit claims the broker overcharged them, insured them multiple times for the same things, and engaged in a "predatory embezzlement scheme" that cost all the plaintiffs hundreds of thousands if not millions of dollars.

The suit seeks unspecified damages.

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Pregnant celebrity stylist Rachel Zoe 'goes into labour' - Daily Mail

By Daily Mail Reporter
Last updated at 6:52 PM on 22nd March 2011

Celebrity stylist and reality TV star Rachel Zoe is said to have gone into labour.

The 39-year-old is currently at Cedars-Sinai in Los Angeles, according to U.S. media reports.

The star, who is married to businessman Rodger Berman, is expecting a boy.�

She has certainly not slowed down during her pregnancy - just last week she was spotted strutting around LA in six-inch leopard print boots.

Getting ready for baby: Rachel Zoe, pictured here in six-inch boots with her husband Roger Berman, is said to have gone into labour

Rachel's position as Hollywood's most powerful stylist was confirmed this month after she topped a list of her professional peers in the Hollywood Reporter.

The stylist was ranked above her peers thanks to her extensive list of celebrity clients, a reality television show and her own fashion line.

Rachel counts Hollywood A-listers Cameron Diaz, Demi Moore, Anne Hathaway and Penelope Cruz amongst her extensive client list.

A spokesperson for Rachel was not immediately available for comment when contacted by Mail Online.

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Comment: Kids and their phones have taken our language hostage

By Richard Evans

Technology has a lot to answer for. It's an unproven scientific fact that every eight seconds a better version of something I already own is unveiled, making me look as old and doddery as Bruce Forsyth trying to read an autocue. If technology was any more humiliating it would bend us all over and have Charlie Sheen snort cocaine off our backsides. Which he would never do, of course. Allegedly.

What's more infuriating is that the only difference between the iSuperNewThing 5000 and your crappy old excuse for a gadget, which may as well be a fridge from the 70s now, is probably that they've put a camera on the letter ?M'. But seeing as we're all effectively just magpies-in-jeans we'll collect these shiny new objects anyway and take them back to our nests and feed worms to them. That's what I do at least. You don't do that? You're a weirdo.

The iPad2 will soon be thrust upon us. This is particularly exasperating to me, an original iPad owner, as I've only just stopped receiving condescending glares from judgemental commuters who assumed I had queued up at the Apple Store on release day. If that wasn't enough there's a third version of the iPad expected later this year and just about every company in existence seems determined to help us overdose on tablets. Do we really need all this new technology rammed down our throats, guilt-tripping us into ?not getting left behind'? All we use these devices for is to look at cats or videos of laughing babies anyway. (You think I'm joking, a video of a baby laughing was the most popular story on Yahoo! UK two weeks ago. See what I'm up against?)

Anyway, all this self-indulgent keyboard slapping has actually been an introduction to what this article is really about. This bit coming up. Now. Two weeks ago I was involved in a heated discussion with a freelance journalist friend of mine. She believes that these rapid advancements in technology are leading us into a downward spiral of talking like imbeciles. LOL, right? It turns out that these are just the sort of lexical spasms that get her - and many others - worked up. ?Our language is being bastardised!' is the usual cry.

It was the invention of mobile phones paired with idle minds and lazy thumbs which saw initialisation of phrases seep into the mainstream. ?OMG', ?ROFL' and ?WTF' are all phrases that were pole-vaulted into popularity by texters and permanently planted there by sites like Twitter where you're limited to using just 140 characters and actually encouraged to communicate like an outpatient.

Inevitably this has started to sneak into people's verbal lexicon too, particularly those dastardly teenagers. I was in a shop recently (true story) when a young girl said ?poss' to me. Assuming she had short-circuited like Johnny 5 I waited for her to finish. But no, she was done. Saying ?possibly' had proved too much of a handful. It is polysyllabic after all.

I understand why people hate the change in language; I'm right there on the picket lines with them. It can be infuriating hearing youngsters morph our language into something resembling Mork and Mindy's vocabulary but the main reason we don't like it is because generally we hate change. Chaucer was chastised in the 14th century for ?ruining' the English language and look at him now. Who knows, perhaps one day we will see an array of Nokia phones buried alongside him in Westminster Abbey accompanied by the scribblings ?Tracy woz ere'.

The English language is evolving, and while we may not like it, we're going to have to lump it. We're helpless, just like every other generation who huffed and puffed as their language changed b4 their eyes.

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Elton John, Helen Mirren set to host 'SNL' (AP)

NEW YORK ? NBC's "Saturday Night Live" has lined up Elton John and Helen Mirren for hosting duties on back-to-back shows in April.

The network announced Tuesday that John will pull double duty on April 2. He'll host and share the stage with fellow musical guest Leon Russell. John will debut as host. It's his first return to the show in nearly three decades.

On April 9, the Oscar-winning Mirren will make her "SNL" debut, with musical guest the Foo Fighters.

"Saturday Night Live" airs on Saturdays at 11:30 p.m. Eastern time.

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Charlie Sheen -- Clean As a Whistle

3/22/2011 1:00 AM PDT�by TMZ Staff��

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Charlie Sheen is high on life -- and tiger blood -- but he's not high on drugs ... TMZ has learned.�

As TMZ first reported, Sheen and his ex, Brooke Mueller, each took drug tests back on March 11 as part of their custody settlement.

Sources close to the couple tell TMZ that Sheen got his results back within the last few days -- he passed. No word yet on Mueller's results.

The drug test clears the way for Charlie to see his children again, we're told, with a monitor present.

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Hollywood Sends Well Wishes To Japan Following Devastating Earthquake

FIRST PUBLISHED: March 11, 2011 11:12 AM EST
LAST UPDATED: March 11, 2011 3:07 PM EST

LOS ANGELES, Calif. --

Hollywood is keeping the people of Japan in their thoughts and prayers following the 8.9-magnitude earthquake and subsequent tsunami that wrecked havoc on the Pacific island nation.

?I?m sending my thoughts and prayers and love to those in Japan who are hurting,? Taylor Swift Tweeted Friday morning.

?The images on the news are breaking my heart. I am so worried for everyone in Japan. My thoughts are with you Japan. God bless you all,? Paris Hilton wrote on Twitter.

?Watching news N utter shock&horror. God Bless everyone&their families N Japan struck by this horrific earthquake&Tsunami,? Tori Spelling Tweeted.

?Glee? star Lea Michele, wrote, ?So devastating to hear about the huge earthquake & tsunami Japan. My thoughts and prayers are with everyone there.?

Katy Perry asked her Twitter followers to keep the people affected in their thoughts, Tweeting, ?My prayers go out to anyone that is being effected by the disaster in Japan? #prayforjapan?

Ben Stiller echoed Katy, Tweeting, ?Sending good thoughts and prayers to people of Japan.?

?Just heard about the huge earthquake and tsunami in Japan. My prayers are with everyone in Japan!,? Kim Kardashian wrote on Twitter.

As a tsunami warning was issued for Hawaii and the U.S. west coast, other celebrities extended their thoughts and concerns.

?Praying for everyone in Japan. And praying that West Coasters will be okay,? ?The View? co-host Sherri Shepherd wrote in a Twitter post.

Nicole ?Snooki? Polizzi Tweeted, ?OMG just watched the news! My prayers go out to Japan!?

?GLUED to the tv since early this morning. Japan?s heartwrenching disaster is just unbelievable,? Paula Abdul wrote.

Justin Bieber urged his fans to help those affected, Tweeting, ?Japan is one of my favorite places on earth?it?s an incredible culture with amazing people. My prayers go out to them. We all need to help?

Charlie Sheen also Tweeted about the devastation on Friday, writing, ?Curveball; Warlock edict; pain & devastation in Japan demands us all to dig deep & LOVE THEM VIOLENTLY Dogspeed my cadres of the Far East!?

Later on Friday, many stars ? including Tom Cruise, Sofia Vergara, Nicky Hilton, Ryan Seacrest, William Shatner, ?Dancing with the Stars? pro Maksim Chmerkovskiy and many more urged their followers to donate to the Red Cross.

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Jimmy Kimmel sent of slew of Tweets while on vacation in the middle of the Pacific.

?I am on an island in French Polynesia, glued to CNN,? he Tweeted Friday morning. ?thanks to those who sent good wishes - this is crazy? thanks again for the concern - I am now worried others will worry if I don?t tweet? we are evacuating the island. dogspeed.?

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