Why Hasn't Demi Moore Changed Her MrsKutcher Twitter Name Yet? Get Her (Kinda Angry) Answer!
Demi Moore has finally broken her silence and addressed Twitgate: Awkward Edition. Which, for those of you not in the know, is this: now that she's in the process of no longer being Mrs. Ashton Kutcher, what oh what is she going to do about that super unfortunate Twitter handle? So, what does the tweeter currently known as mrskutcher have to say about this naming fiasco? Simply this: back off, and get over it. Believe it or not, figuring out a new name under which to send 14-character missives into the blogosphere isn't exactly No. 1 on Moore's list of things to do at the moment. "Changing my twitter name isn't a top priority right now," she tweeted. "Sorry it bothers so many of u. Should I not tweet until I do?does it really matter?" In the real world, where she's going through a painful divorce? No. On Twitter, where no detail is small enough to go uncommented upon? Well, we'll let her followers answer that one. As if they haven't already.

Paris Jackson Makes First Solo Appearance on Ellen
So many fans have faced the tragedy of seeing an icon pass away, but we can only imagine the effect Michael Jackson's death had on his children. Luckily, Paris Jackson lets us know while appearing on Ellen (airing Thursday) that she will use her father's memory as inspiration to follow her dreams. The young Miss Jackson also discusses her latest acting gig, explains what it was like to wear a mask as a child and shares the most memorable thing her father told her. We might be surprised to hear about Paris' latest film endeavors, but she explains that it was a long time coming. Jackson tells Ellen DeGeneres that she's wanted to act since "I was really little. My dad was in the movie Moonwalker and I knew he could sing really well, but I didn't know he could act. I saw that and I said, 'Wow, I want to be just like him.' "We would do improv together. He would give us little scenarios. He would say, 'OK, in this scene, you're going to cry,' and I'd cry on the spot." Quite the useful talent to have as a child, if we do say so ourselves. Growing up wearing a mask must have seemed strange to the young girl, but Paris realizes that her father was only doing this to protect her and give her the chance of a normal childhood. "I'm like, This is stupid. Why am I wearing a mask? But I kind of realized the older I got like he only tried to protect us and he'd explain that to us, too." And as far as the most memorable thing Jackson has said to Paris... "He said, 'If I die tomorrow, always remember what I told you.' I took his advice and I remembered everything he told me."