Perhaps being dubbed "the next Miley Cyrus" isn't such a good thing after all.

With an E! News source claiming that Selena Gomez and the Hannah Montana star's ex Nick Jonas have been an item for months, a YouTube video from a while back showing Miley mocking Selena is garnering renewed interest.

The clip, which is actually a splice of two separate videos made several months ago, shows Selena and Camp Rock's Demi Lovato playfully talking to the camera, with footage of Miley and her pal Mandy Jiroux snarkily mimicking what the girls are saying and doing.

Don't you just miss high school? 

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Pete Wentz is keeping the love alive. The Fall Out Boy just posted a gushing tribute to John Mayer—the latest in a string of back-and-forth compliments between the rockers.

"john mayer is one of my favorite dudes. not even in some fantasy way. just in the way that he is in on the joke, while you are simply laughing at it."

What's sort of weird (besides the very public declarations of admiration) is that the two have generally avoided any online references to the much more famous women they're involved with.

Granted, Jennifer Aniston probably packs a nondisclosure agreement with every date to avoid such a thing, but since these guys are both celebrities in their own right, doesn't blogging about each other violate some Hollywood statute on kissing 'n' telling?

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• About all those bad marriage rumors? Mariah Carey tells MTV, "It's good. Life is beautiful, and things are going well." That's why she wore her happy skirt.

• Heidi and Spencer are seriously shopping for a multimillion dollar beachfront home in Malibu. If only we could stop watching The Hills, we could prevent this.

• Ron Weasley, er, Rupert Grint takes on big-people roles, and the results aren't pretty.

• Pharrell on Madonna: "She sure knows how to milk publicity and create a publicity stunt.” Goodbye Pharrell, it was nice knowing you.

• Elizabeth Berkley is developing a show for MTV where she helps build girls’ self-esteem so they don't make the same mistake she did and star in Showgirls.

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Forget the Bastille, the latest thing to storm in France is Brangelina's château.

A pair of paparazzi determined to get snaps of Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie and, one guesses, new twins Knox and Vivienne, were taken into police custody Thursday afternoon after getting into an altercation with guards at the Jolie-Pitt's Miraval residence in southern France.

Proving just how far they'd go to get the exclusive pictures, the shutterbugs snuck onto the property in camouflage suits and, once found by two guards, got into a skirmish of Fight Club-like proportions.

"We caught the two and tried to escort them off the property and the guy's just gone berserk, thrashing out, kicking and actually biting one of the security people, breaking his finger, drawing blood and screaming that he had hepatitis C," Tony Webb, head of the Jolie-Pitt guard squad, told Reuters.

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New Kids on the Block's reunion only has room for one fellow '80s hitmaker, thankyouverymuch.

While the comeback-minded all-grown-up boy band has already confirmed it's dueting with the regrouped New Edition, Donnie Wahlberg has taken to the group's website to dispel rumors that he and the guys have sought out collaborations with Madonna and Michael Jackson.

"While I enjoy any hype for our album...And while I also (sometimes) enjoy the audacity of people writing blatantly fabricated 'news' articles...We are NOT recording with Michael Jackson and/or Madonna," Wahlberg writes on the band's blog. "We never claimed to be either."

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Drew Barrymore apparently whipped him good.

A source tells E! News that Justin Long, who remains "distraught" over being dumped by the Charlie's Angels star, has dropped out of the roller-derby comedy Whip It!, which marks Barrymore's feature directorial debut.

"He couldn't stand working with her and not being with her," the Long insider says. "He's too upset."

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We're there on the ground getting you all the Comic-Con intel you need to know—and plenty of photos in our Comic-Con gallery. Here are the highlights from day one:

Keanu Comes in Peace (Except for the Killer Nanobots): Keanu Reeves took to the Comic-Con stage to introduce a preview of The Day the Earth Stood Still, a remake of the classic Robert Wise sci-fi tale about a messianic alien named Klaatu who says he's looking for peace but is met with war (and, in the new one, Jennifer Connelly).

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Paris Hilton hit Comic-Con.

Yes, complete with a full entourage and scrum of backward-walking photographers.

So why is the Hollywood socialite at a comic convention? Read on...

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Gillian Anderson and David Duchovny both turned out for the Los Angeles premiere of X-Files: I Want to Believe at Grauman's Chinese Theatre Wednesday night, resulting in an unexplained phenomenon.

When the very pregnant Gillian (she's due in October) leaned in to whisper to her costar, it seems like her entire Moschino-clad body followed.

We asked you what her twin peaks might have been trying to tell David, and Fighting nicely came up with the winner above.

We also liked:

From rb: If you pull that chain just right the baby will pop out.

From janagoldhill: I want to believe...this is the Scully-Mulder love child we've been waiting for.

From Mike: Well, now that we have made The X-files, let's make an X-rated movie.

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We...are...shocked!

Former Bachelor Matt Grant and the recipient of his most important rose, actress Shayne Lamas, have broken off their engagement after publicly pretending that they were meant to be for two whole months, People reports.

"We tried hard to make it work but we realized that we were both heading in different directions," the duo said in a statement. "We truly care about each other and will remain close friends."

Just so long as they don't have to spend any time with each other, apparently.

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