Mandy Moore Pledges To Farm And Other Celebrity New Year’s Resolutions

“The way I feel about the Golden Globe nomination versus Justin Timberlake announcing it ... it’s like the nomination is That’s How I Roll from Cold Stone Creamery and Justin saying my name is like cherries on top of That’s How I Roll from Cold Stone Creamery.”
—Gabourey Sidibe, on whether she was more psyched about her Golden Globe nomination for “Precious” or having Justin Timberlake announce it [NY Post]
“I am angsty. I’ll be angsty until I’m 80 years old. I think that keeps things fresh. But I always think angst is such a derogatory word toward teenagers. It just means you’re figuring s**t out, and I don’t know why that’s a negative thing.”
—Taylor Momsen in Seventeen. Lil’ J, when you’re 80 and angsty, they call you “cranky.” [Hollywood Life]
Now that Tyra Banks has announced this season of “The Tyra Show” will be her last, disgruntled employees are bitching to the gossip rags about their “difficult” supermodel boss. “There had been high turnover of employees for years,” a source told New York Daily News, dishing that the show allegedly had a lot of unhappy employees during the five years on air. “She and the higher-ups on the production staff could be extremely brutal ... She really is a diva.” Another source added, “Everything had to be done Tyra’s way.” Somehow we don’t find these shocking allegations too hard to believe.
Yesterday Denise Richards caught some hell for daring to take her kids to the park. You see, some say she was there for a photo op, since her ex-husband, Charlie Sheen, you know, is in the news and stuff this week. Richards then took to Twitter to defend her outing—and then vowed to “spill” the beans about “everything.” Um, hello, homegirl wants a book deal and I say we give it to her.
“I want a dating show, ‘Snookin’ For Love.’ I want to find my prince. I’d have 27 guys: guidos and juice heads. That’d be heaven. Every time I’d pick a guy, I’d give them a pickle and we’d eat the pickles at the end.”
—Snooki on what she wants to do after “Jersey Shore.” Get on it, MTV! [OK! Magazine]
“I knew that my princess needed her glass slippers and her castle.”
—Newlywed Kevin Jonas describes his princess-themed wedding with Danielle Deleasa in easily the most barfy quote of the year. [People]
Hey, Life & Style? While I am usually a fan of makeunders, I really liked the “Jersey Shore” cast exactly as they were. Why did you have to “class” them up with those fancy dresses and stupid man vests? How could you deflate Snooki’s pouf? That’s just ... wrong. [Just Jared]