Ready to ring in another year, Miley Cyrus was spotted out and about in Los Angeles, California on Friday (December 31).
Tossing out her penchant "peace" sign, the "Last Song" star was busy cruisin' around town while gearing up for the parties to be had as 2011 gets underway.
The sighting comes amidst chatter of a possible reconciliation between Miley's parents - as Billy Ray and Tish reportedly met up for a bite to eat at P.F. Changs.
A source dished, "Billy Ray and Tish have been spending a lot of time together because of the kids. Just after the split, they were screaming mad at each other. But now they?ve mellowed and are reaching an understanding."
The insider added, "Without the final divorce papers signed - and with Miley pushing them to reconsider anything is possible."
'People can see the film and can see themselves in it or say, 'How do we keep that from happening?' ' he tells MTV News. By Kara Warner, with reporting by: Josh Horowitz
But we wanted to know, given the film's edgier theme, is it detrimental or beneficial for a couple to see together?
"I think it's the best thing for a couple to see, honestly. I'm not just trying to sell the movie," Gosling insisted when MTV News caught up with him. "Well, I am trying to hawk the movie," he laughed, adding that he thinks it's good for couples to see and experience together, since it might prompt discussion or bring to light existing problems in a relationship that the couple could be trying to ignore.
"If there is a problem in their relationship, they're not able to look at it, and they're caught in their own experience of it, there's no dialogue about any of the bigger issues," Gosling explained. "I think ['Blue Valentine' is] a cautionary tale about what can happen to love if you ignore it and you take it for granted."
He went on to say that, because the film highlights the "nitty-gritty" of what it takes to sustain a romantic relationship, it will get couples talking.
"I think that people can see the film and can see themselves in it or say, 'How do we keep that from happening?' "
Stepping out for a midday meal, Christina Aguilera ventured out for lunch at the Ivy Restaurant in West Hollywood on Friday afternoon (December 31).
The "Burlesque" beauty looked stylish as she headed into the trendy west coast eatery to fill up ahead of planned party festivities set for later this evening.
As for her party plans, Aguilera will be celebrating both a belated birthday bash paired with a New Year's Eve fete to be held at her sprawling abode.
She told press, "My actual birthday was in December and I turned 30! It was a big one - the next chapter of my life. But, because I was working so much on the movie, I postponed my birthday party, so New Year's Eve is my big 30th birthday party."
'People can see the film and can see themselves in it or say, 'How do we keep that from happening?' ' he tells MTV News. By Kara Warner, with reporting by: Josh Horowitz
But we wanted to know, given the film's edgier theme, is it detrimental or beneficial for a couple to see together?
"I think it's the best thing for a couple to see, honestly. I'm not just trying to sell the movie," Gosling insisted when MTV News caught up with him. "Well, I am trying to hawk the movie," he laughed, adding that he thinks it's good for couples to see and experience together, since it might prompt discussion or bring to light existing problems in a relationship that the couple could be trying to ignore.
"If there is a problem in their relationship, they're not able to look at it, and they're caught in their own experience of it, there's no dialogue about any of the bigger issues," Gosling explained. "I think ['Blue Valentine' is] a cautionary tale about what can happen to love if you ignore it and you take it for granted."
He went on to say that, because the film highlights the "nitty-gritty" of what it takes to sustain a romantic relationship, it will get couples talking.
"I think that people can see the film and can see themselves in it or say, 'How do we keep that from happening?' "
Keyshia Cole sat down with Chelsea Handler on "Chelsea Lately" to discuss motherhood, her fiance Boobie, and her new cd. There will be a wedding going down early next year around Bora Bora. We've got the interview, plus Trey and Nicki's new years resolutions when you read on...
Keyshia Cole appeared on Chelsea Lately and talked about Boobie, her upcoming wedding, and her new cd. Heres the highlights:
Chelsea: "So when are you going to get married?"
Keyshia: "We want to get married in February but we want to go to Bora Bora, well I want to go to Bora Bora, he's like we can go down the street to the courthouse, but I want to go to Bora Bora or Fiji."
Chelsea: "Now that your married because you always sing about breaking up and guys, so what are you going to sing about?"
Keyshia: "I actually wrote half of the album before we met, so I still had that heartbroken, not too optimistic about love thing going on and then I met him."
Chelsea: "Did you get your heartbroken a lot?"
Keyshia: "When I lived in Oakland, at home, I had, you know, that thing, and then I left that thing, and then ummm... okay, and then, yeah. So then, yeah, I got--yeah"
Chelsea: "When you got pregnant was it a surpirse?"
Keyshia: "Well, I know we have a child but we're going to stick together and through whatever storms we're going to stick it out for our son."
Here's the full interview:
In other news,
The 'Bottoms Up' duo Trey Songz and Nicki discussed their new years resolutions. Trey says, "My New Year's resolution is to stay true to myself, regardless of what anybody says, I'll never let anybody else's thoughts dictate that of my own.
Nicki created a few words for her response saying, "[I'll be] touring around the world. It's looking like the biggest, baddest, I don't know ... I should've had something better to say, [I'm going to be the] biggest, baddest, boldest, booming-est, fearless-ocity-est, Pink Friday-est, girl,"
