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Vanessa Hudgens, 20, of High School Musical fame, is suing her former music producer, Johnny Vieira, for breach of contract.

Hudgens alleges false advertising and appropriation of her name and likeness in her lawsuit filed in LA County Superior Court. She alleges that Vieira, by using photographs of Hudgens on his company MySpace page, has violated the terms of a prior confidential agreement between the pair.

We are not on the Facebook bus.

We check our Myspace page every six weeks or so.

We call Twitter “Tweets for Twits.”

And you know who’s on our bus too?

Zac-y Pooh.

That’s right, anyone following a Zac Efron Twitter account or who has him in your top friends, that’s not really Zac.

At last week’s press junket for 17 Again Zac said, “I don’t have a Twitter or a Myspace or a Facebook or anything like that. I kind of value having people not know where I am or what I’m doing.”

Lindsay Lohan is furious about the reports that she’s broken up with Samantha Ronson.

She took to her MySpace Celebrity Blog, posting under  a new entry titled “RUMORS.”

You know she’s angry because it’s all caps.

Lindsay writes, “Little piece of TRUE information: We did NOT break up!” She tells media outlets reporting the split, “Get your stories straight please. It’s really annoying to have all of your friends emailing you saying, i saw, i read, etc... NOT TRUE.”

She signs the post with a happy face and “xoxox Lindsay.”

While some stars were running around with their married significant others this past Thursday, Travis Barker took the time to give thanks via his personal blog this Thanksgiving Weekend.

During a trip to Paris over the weekend a PETA activist threw a bag of flour on Lindsay Lohan to protest her fondness for wearing fur. The protestor also shouted "Lindsay Lohan, fur hag!"

We're used to seeing LiLo covered in white powder...it's just not usually flour.

Hollywood legend Kirk Douglas spoke at the Film Your Issue 2008 Short Film Awards at Sony Pictures Studio in Culver City, California.

Film Your Issue, or FYI, invites 14-24 year olds to engage in the public dialogue about issues of importance, locally or nationally.

Submitted short films are judged by the likes of Walter Cronkite, Tom Brokaw, Harvey Weinstein and MySpace founder/president Tom Anderson.

More photos from Miley Cyrus’ personal Myspace page have hit the internet. Once again, she looks a little ho-ish.

Sigh....

We get it, Miley is 15, and this is what teenagers do! But, it’s still makes us a little squeamish. We don’t want to see your neon green, lace push up bra, Hannah Montana. Yeesh!