Miley Cyrus

Heidi Klum has once again shown her passion for working with children. The Seriously Funny Kids host spent her weekend in slime and orange blimps as the emcee for the Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards.

"I love the challenge of interviewing 12 kids in a day and not knowing what I'm going to get at the end of the day," the former lingerie model told TV Guide. "You laugh all day because they're just silly. They just dance around the set."

Is Miley Cyrus giving her Aussie ex-boyfriend Liam Hemsworth a second chance?

Whether it should or should not be hard to become an instant singing sensation is irrelevant, as YouTube star Rebecca Black is recording her follow-up to the viral hit "Friday".

According to Entertainment Weekly, Black, 13, is working on several songs in a studio in Orange County.

The Hollywood Gossip reports Black has been signed by manager Debra Baum to DB Entertainment, thanks to help from Ryan Seacrest.

Rebecca Black is set to record a follow-up song to her hit YouTube single, “Friday.”

The young star has just recently been hurdled into the spotlight after her much-parodied single hit YouTube and has since attracted millions upon millions of views.

There seems to be an overall consensus that the song is nothing short of terrible, as indicated by the “dislikes” severely trumping the “likes” on the music video on YouTube.

Black doesn’t seem to be phased by the hate that she’s getting; she sees it as a positive in that people are at least remembering her song.

Rebecca Black proved to be a force in the world of YouTube, garnering more than 16 million hits for her breakout single, “Friday.”

Since then, she’s received both massive criticism and even some praise from stars like Lady Gaga. However, former Hannah Montana star Miley Cyrus isn’t impressed.

The Cyrus family is one big happy family again.

Along with the perks of being a famous celebrity also comes the possibility that people will do almost anything to meet you. A man was reportedly arrested for trying to break into Miley Cyrus’s house, but he made a mistake and got the wrong address.

Billy Ray Cyrus made some major headlines not long ago when he spoke to GQ and said that Disney Channel's Hannah Montana ruined his family. Now, he seems to have had a change of mind.

Cyrus revised his comments on Good Morning America. Not only did he not say that he blamed the show for the destruction of his family. He even went so far as to say that he loves Disney.

Now that their divorce plans have been dropped, Miley Cyrus’ parents, Billy Ray and Tish, seem closer than ever. In fact, their whole family bond is stronger.

Tish recently wrote a post on her official Facebook page thanking her fans for their support.

"Big thanks to all of our family, friends, and fans who have kept us in their thoughts and prayers," Tish wrote on the page, reports People. "I feel so blessed to have so much support from all of you."