Has Lindsay already flown her Cirque coop for the City of Fallen Angels? We're on Lohan rumor patrol...Plus, Emmy Rossum dishes on her awkward high school moments, Laura Bush cancels yet another trip with Dubya and Joss Stone talks vices!
Squeaky-clean teens and Disney-esque types hit the green carpet at the aforementioned Teen Choice Awards Saturday at Universal Studios Hollywood. On the roster were young T-town types, like hosts Hilary Duff and Nick Cannon, Nikki Blonsky, Zac Efron, Lauren Conrad and Jessica Alba, who all made mad dashes down the turf trail.
Cannon even took a second for a shout-out to his cohost. “Hilary Duff looks great,” N.C. offered as he zipped by. Hmmm, hope his fiancée, Selita Ebanks, isn’t the jealous type! No worries, as his honey was in the house that night to watch Nick onstage.
Back on the carpet, brunette babe Emmy Rossum was capitalizing on the moment to promote her new album, which she describes as “sexual ambient pop.” Whoa there, Miss Rossum, remember, you're at the Teen Choice Awards! Despite the semiracy description of her music, we think Emmy’s done a pretty good job of keepin’ her own image squeaky-clean—and it seems she agrees.
“I think it’s really hard to grow up in this business,” Emmy lamented. “You travel a lot, you’re always working, you’re always away from the people who help you keep grounded. I think the most important thing is to keep around you the people who love you and support you, like friends and family.”
Hear that, Britney Spears? Call your mom, already.
Speaking of growing up, Emmy went on to dish about her own teenage trials and tribulations:
“I was awkward for many years,” she confessed. “Thank gosh before I got on film—I got to keep that at home and in the yearbooks. I had very curly, very frizzy hair and always wore very strange, bright headbands.”
Headbands 'n' frizzy hair? Hardly fodder for paparazzi, but good for you, babe. At least you didn't shave yours off.
We aren't sure we buy Laura’s latest excuse (she was well enough recently to travel from Washington to Minneapolis and then on to Texas), and it seems fellow Aussie Awfulites aren't buying it either. Check out what they stuffed our in-box with:
Do you really need to ask?
Hey Laura, next time just say you have a pain in the ass. Much more believable, babe.