Prepare Your Jeans: It's The Return Of Jenna Rose!

In life, we have to choose sides. Good or Evil? Red Sox or Yankees? Team Jacob or Team Edward?

But if you are under the age of 14, there is a new war waging and you need to swear your allegiance one way or the other:

Rebecca Black … or Jenna Rose!

Hollywood seems to have already made their choice, having their girl Friday star in huge music videos and host red carpet events. But that doesn't mean the paramount that is Jenna Rose has given up. She's ready to fight dirty to make it to the top. Real dirty.

Case in point, here is her new music video and single, Time Of Our Lives. (above) We'd like to remind all of you at home that this CHILD is 13-years-old. Keep that in mind as you watch her get into a bitch slapping fight, hang out on a street corner and steal moves from Scores.

HA, HA, HA, HA - JACK MY SWAG! Get it?

Also, if you make it past the 30 second mark, could you please tell us what happens? We just couldn't do it. Our eyes … JUST NO!

Tags: jenna rose, music video, new music, rebecca black, single

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Gerard Butler May Return For 300 Sequel!

We wonder if he'll want to come back!

Although the sequel to 300, 300: Battle of Artemisia, will reportedly feature an entirely new story, separate from its predessesor, smalls parts have apparently been written in for original stars Gerard Butler and Lena Headey!

According to producer Bernie Goldmann:

"It's a different story. [But] there is a small part for Lena [Headey]. There's a small part for Gerry [Butler]."

Nice!

We're not going to lie - we have no qualms with seeing his chiseled, half-naked body stomping around the screen!

In fact - we'd WELCOME it with open legs arms!

Ha!

What do U think?? Should the two return for the sequel??

Tags: 300, 300 battle of artemisia, bernie goldmann, gerard butler, lena headey, producer, unnecessary sequels

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Chad Michael Murray to Make “One Tree Hill” Return

Posted Tuesday August 30, 2011 7:41 AM GMT

“One Tree Hill” is entering its ninth and final season, and former star Chad Michael Murray has just signed a deal to return to the gig.

According to a report, Murray’s character Lucas Scott will come back to his hometown after being contacted by Bethany Joy Galeotti’s character Haley.

Unfortunately, Murray’s onscreen bride Hilarie Burton is busy with her new job on USA’s “White Collar” and hasn’t been invited back.

Additionally past favorites like Paul Johansson, Barbara Alyn Woods, and Tyler Hilton will make appearances in the upcoming season as well.

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Gavin DeGraw Talks NYC Attack, Stage Return

On the mend after suffering a vicious attack in New York City earlier this month, Gavin DeGraw has spoken out about what he remembers from that all-too-terrifying night.

Talking with People magazine about the August 8th incident, the 34-year-old said, "I had a night off, and I met up with some friends at the bar I own with my brother. We had a few drinks. I put my friends in a cab and I walked home because I live pretty close. I remember maybe three guys said something to me and I didn't appreciate it, and I guess I let them know I didn't appreciate it. They weren't exactly on the debate team, so I ended up with a tube down my throat."

"I just literally remember an exchange of words that lasted a second and then being very bloody," DeGraw added.

Not letting the beating scare him into a shell, Gavin professed, "I'm not living in fear. It was a terrible night for me, but fortunately I got through it. I still look like my mother and onward and upward."

As for what's on tap, the "I Don't Want to Be" singer is all set to rejoin Maroon 5 and Train on tour starting tomorrow night (August 24).

Of getting back to what he loves most, DeGraw dished, "It's definitely a combination of excitement and nerves, because my breathing isn't exactly the same. I'm feeling out my breathing through my nose trying to see if the swelling's going down. The sensation is mildly different, so that makes me fearful about singing."

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