Popeater Reports: They’ve been gracing the covers of the weekly glossies for months and are making over $60,000 a piece from their megahit MTV show, but one place you won’t be finding Amber, Maci, Farrah and the other ‘Teen Mom’ ladies is on ‘Dancing With the Stars.’ Why? Because the original teen mama grizzly (she just turned 20 on Oct. 18) doesn’t want them cramping her style.
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With every Demi Lovato story out there, an Ashley Greene mention is almost guaranteed — most notably, Demi, 18, lashing out at Ashley, 23, at the airport in a very public meltdown. And while the rumors and speculations continue to spread like wildfire, Ashley retweeted a very interesting statement made by what looks to be a friend of the Twilight actress.

First, Ashley tweeted at her friend @MaryKayLove: “Get it girl. Very true.” Moments later, Ashley retweeted @MaryKayLove’s statement, which read:

“You can call it “freedom of speech”, “expressing your opinion” or what ever bullsh*t thing you tell yourself to sleep at night..in the end..your a bully. And karma is a bitch.”

Yikes. While we can’t be certain who or what Ashley and her friend are referring to, it’s safe to say that those tweets will cause some backlash, especially from Demi supporters. It is interesting timing, and the use of the word “bully” is highly controversial, especially among the claims that Demi is still overcoming bullying issues. Ashley could also be fed up with all the media reports saying her constant presence on tour with boyfriend Joe, 21, led to Demi’s rehab visit. Of course, we’re just here to speculate. We’ll leave it up to you guys to decide what’s going on here.

What do you think Ashley meant with her tweets?

via Hollywoodlife.com

Fergie has addressed her battle with crystal meth addiction but she wants to make one thing clear about her recovery.

“I’m not claiming to be sober,” the singer tells Glamour in its December issue. “I think that that would be misleading. I drink alcohol. My father has a vineyard, and [the wine is] really delicious, by the way.”

“Anyway, for most addicts, they would advise never to have any sort of substance,” she says. “I just have my own journey, and I am very blessed to this day to be alive.”

As part of that journey, Fergie shares her advice for young women on how to stay positive and make their dreams come true.
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POP diva Pink thinks it’s important for parents to be tough on their children.
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Enough was enough for Demi Lovato, 18, who checked into a medical center on Monday to get professional help because – as a source close to Lovato’s family tells PEOPLE – “She fought through eating disorders and has struggled with cutting. [She] is taking control by getting help.”

The source confirms that a fight with a dancer on tour was the catalyst for Lovato’s decision to seek treatment. According to another insider, Lovato “doesn’t have that same kind of love for life that she at one point had.”

The insider tells PEOPLE she was already struggling with her weight when she entered her teens: “She definitely had body-image issues. She was always conscious of her weight.”

“Like many other teenage girls, she struggled a lot to fit in and find acceptance,” says a family friend. “She’s very sensitive, very intuitive and that is part of what makes her a wonderful performer – very talented. It is double-edged sword. I think she felt that the hard time she had [in school], problems with kids who were incredibly vicious made her stronger. But none of us feels strong every day.”

Lovato acknowledged those body issues to PEOPLE in September. “I have a tattoo on my rib and it says, ‘You make me beautiful,’” she said. “There was a song that inspired me when I was younger and it helped me through a really rough time I used to have self-image issues.”

The singer-actress added, “Feeling comfortable in your clothes is something I deal with to this day. I wish I had somebody I had to look up to when I was younger to stand up and say, ‘Hey, I have fat days.’ So I want to be able to start a foundation or something that’s for girls feeling confident, to empower them.”

Bullied as a child, she wanted to work with kids to let them know, “I’ve been through it and I came out a stronger person.”

• Reporting by ALICIA DENNIS and SHARON COTLIAR of People Magazine

Mariah Carey appeared on ‘The Ellen DeGeneres Show’ Tuesday where she showed her growing bump, drank a sparkling cider and talked about her pregnancy.