Miley Cyrus & Stephen Baldwin: A match made in Heaven

Stephen Baldwin must have some dirt on Billy Ray Cyrus (Read: Naked rodeo pictures.) because I don't know how else to explain Miley Cyrus and her mom showing up to his book-signing at a Tennessee Christian bookstore last night. Not even Alec, the only working brother left, could pull off this kind of marketing coup. Okay, sure, he could get Tina Fey, but what's she done lately?

Is Lindsay Lohan Clueless or Racist for Calling Obama Colored President?

Okay... folks... is Lindsay Lohan racist or just clueless? What century was she born? Doesn't she know that is a terrible way to refer to black folks? Maybe she just wants publicity by calling Barack Obama the first "colored" president? We have come to the conclusion that Lindsay Lohan is maybe 'stupid'

Check out the video, below. We have proof. Yes, she said it, yes she did. . .

Miley Cyrus' Mom Chaperones By Text

Miley Cyrus' mother keeps a close eye on her pop star daughter during dates, by bombarding her with intrusive text messages.

The 15-year-old teen sensation is allowed out on dates with her 20-year-old boyfriend Justin Gaston, without a physical chaperone - because her mum, Leticia, has found other ways of checking up on her superstar daughter.

Cyrus explains, "If you look at my text inbox, it's mom, mom, mom, mom. She'll send them constantly."

Miley Cyrus takes on diabetes

Disney decided to cancel Miley Cyrus' Hannah Montana episode on diabetes and she is not a happy camper. However, Miley knows there's more ways than one to skin a cat. She's fighting back in her own way to support the cause.

One of Miley's closest friends and for a while, rumored romantic interest, Nick Jonas, suffers from diabetes. So this is obviously something that's close to her heart and she was probably looking forward to doing a show about the issue. But, since Disney is no longer allowing that to happen, Miss Cyrus has taken matters into her own hands.

She's been spotted abroad for the past couple of weeks carrying water bottles from a company called Hint, who coincidentally just launched a diabetes-minded campaign called, "Drink Water, Not Sugar."