"Exhausted from eating my breakfast so I'm going back to bed."

-Rivers Cuomo Tweets

"When someone is successful inside and out, they won't take the time to make you feel low. Haters know what they are. Hi hater."

-Aubrey O'Day Tweets

"I never thought we'd play a place this big," says Paramore frontwoman Hayley Williams.

She's talking to the 10,000 people who sold out the UCF Arena in Orlando, Fla. Sunday night, as part of the Honda Civic Tour, also featuring the fantastic Tegan and Sara, Williams' boyfriend's band New Found Glory, and Kadawatha.

"We played The Social, Backbooth, and House of Blues many many times," Williams told the crowd, citing the smaller Orlando venues where Paramore paid their dues.

Williams also went as far to call the city the band's "second home" after hometown Franklin, Tennessee, noting that the band recorded their first album, All We Know is Falling, at Orlando's Plush Studios (formerly The Fort Studios).

To stay true to their roots, however, Paramore mixed classic riotous tunes ("Decode," "That's What You Get," "The Only Exception," "For a Pessimist, I'm Pretty Optimistic," "Feeling Sorry") with a Nashville classic: Loretta Lynn's "You Ain't Woman Enough (To Take My Man)."

Check out a snippet of their acoustic cover, above.

"I'm ready to get out of my own way. The ego is overdone... it's like hoodies"

-Kanye West Tweets

I spy in NY...

Kanye West, Selita Ebanks, Ed Westwick and Jessica Szohr checking out Andy Roddick's match at the U.S. Open Thursday at Arthur Ashe Stadium (top photo), Marina and the Diamonds performing at Webster Hall Thursday (middle photo), Meg Ryan chatting on her cell phone in Soho Friday (bottom photo), Maggie Gyllenhaal book-shopping at McNally Jackson Bookstore Friday, and Helena Christensen doing push-ups at West Side Highway park Friday.

[Marina and the Diamonds photo by David Wharton]

"Can anybody babysit for me while I'm on break? Or to be more accurate, baby-cageless-cobra-sit for me?"

-Stephen Colbert Tweets

Calling all Selena Gomez fans!!

Poison Ivy and iheartradio are offering Selena's biggest fans a pair of tickets to a private Selena Gomez concert September 22 at the P.C. Richard & Son Theater in New York.

These tickets are not available for sale!!!

Enter to win by following Poison Ivy on Twitter, and completing this form.

Good luck!!

"Watching pat sajak (wheel) as a guest on celeb jeopardy (alex trebek). Don't smoke pot, but this is blowing my mind!"

-Carson Daly Tweets

It's an eighties women in rock week in NYC!

First, Pat Benatar resurged in Times Square, then Blondie hit the town covering Taio Cruz, and finally, power rockers Heart emerged at Tribeca's P.C. Richard & Son Theater to celebrate the release of their new record, Red Velvet Car.

"This song is about calling someone out," frontwoman Ann Wilson said, of new track "WTF."

"We got the [hook] from an entry we read in our mom's journal after she passed away," guitarist Nancy Wilson explained, prefacing the powerful lyric: "The hardest thing you'll ever learn is what bridge to cross and what bridge to burn."

"She still has the last word from the grave!" Nancy laughed.

The ladies also played older cuts for the crowd, including "Barracuda" and "Dog & Butterfly," while getting nostalgic about their first time seeing The Beatles on The Ed Sullivan Show at age 11 and knowing they wanted to play music.

"We wanted to be the Beatles," Ann recalled. "Not the Beatles' wives or girlfriends, but the Beatles."

"If we weren't siblings, I think we would have found each other and found a way to make music," Nancy said.

Check out Heart's fantastic performance of new jam "WTF," above.

"˙ʇuǝɹǝɟɟıp ǝq oʇ ǝɹɐp"

-Perez Hilton Tweets

World renowned supermodel Iman has found the perfect canvas to showcase her forthcoming home design line, IMAN Home: the VIP Mercedes-Benz Star Lounge at New York Fashion Week.

"The line between the profound and the profane is often very thin."

-Talib Kweli Tweets

We've seen a lot of funky covers in our five years in the biz...

But perhaps the biggest cover curveball came during Tuesday night's Blondie concert at Nokia Theatre in New York, where frontlady Debbie Harry dived into none other than Taio Cruz's "Break Your Heart"!

Check out the hilarity that ensued in our video, above.