Carrie Underwood told a radio station that she is no longer dating Chase Crawford. Could it be because he’s been trolling around the country with N’Sync-er J.C. Chasez? [DListed]

Man, Javier Bardem and Penelope Cruz are a HOT couple. [Pop Sugar]

Jamie Lynn Spears is engaged! To her baby daddy. [DListed]

In addition to getting her “Charlie” tattoo removed, Denise Richards has formally had “Sheen” dropped as her legal last name. Guess something can come between you and your Charlies…. [Us Weekly]

 

From Juno to Jamie Lynn Spears, teenage pregnancy is making a comeback—LL Cool J style (don’t call it a comeback, it’s been here for years!).  Thankfully, Seventeen magazine and the Candies clothing line are stepping up like a big sister to talk to teen girls about the trend. In the February issue, they lure the babies in with a candy themed make-up article, then get down to business, talking about the choices, chances, and responsibilities involved with sexual activity. From tips on handling tough situations to quotes from other girls who have gotten pregnant, Seventeen does a bang-up job with their spread. Bonus points to Fergie for being the poster girl for the new initiative—she knows what to put out. So take a hint from the headlines—if you’ve got a teen queen, you’ve got to school her in the ways of love.  Or just make her turn to page 110. [Seventeen Magazine]

As young Hollywood grows up, the young stars are bound to make mistakes, even if they seem perfect on-screen, down to their braces-less teeth and pimple-less skin. But if a show’s core fan base is between the ages of 9 and 14, it’s generally expected that its stars will do their best not to get into any trouble with the law or come across as too sexy in their personal lives. But stuff happens. Disney dealt with it earlier this year and Vanessa Hudgens seems even more popular than ever after taking responsibility for her nude pictures. But can Nickelodeon can do the same after Jamie Lynn Spears’ pregnancy announcement? The network has already said it respects Jamie Lynn’s decision to take responsibility and keep her baby. Now Nick may air a special on teen sex as soon as next month, which could totally make amends for its most popular star getting knocked up—not to mention throw a lil’ sand in the face of those who think kids Jamie Lynn’s age should only learn about abstinence (a lot of good that did!). Luckily, the fourth and final season of Zoey 101 has already been taped and will air beginning in February, so there will be no need to dress Zoey in a wardrobe of empire waists and muumuus or have her suddenly decide to transfer schools and leave her friends at Pacific Coast Academy behind. Crisis (kinda, sorta) averted. [People]