Cassandra Rose

After being reprimanded by the Girl Scouts of America for selling its famous cookies to her fan base online, Honey Boo Boo switched to selling the overpriced but delicious treats the old-fashioned way: at the mall with handmade signs.

Someone should really call Ryan Gosling. He might be in for a few hundred boxes himself.

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Mila Kunis was promoting her upcoming film 'Oz: the Great and Powerful' when she was interviewed by a brand-new reporter for the BBC -- who, instead of actually interviewing the actress, told her about all his friends, invited her to a wedding and explained the British custom of watching 'Baywatch' while dropping your pants.

And she loved every second of it.

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Child-bride Courtney Stodden knows all about Marilyn Monroe. Specifically that she was a breathy-voiced blonde with a big rack, a habit of standing over subway grates and an involvement in a rumored government cover-up with JFK that ended in her death.

Well, okay, she probably doesn't know that last part. But as for the rest? Stodden thinks she and the screen icon are totes twinsies.

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- Tom Cruise was almost a priest. Until the fathers caught him swiping the sacrificial wine.

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Jennifer Lawrence snagged an Academy Award and a campaign with Miss Dior this year, and the first time she saw the photos of her haute couture fashion shoot was on the Oscars red carpet, prompting her to wonder who the girl in the snaps was.

But J. Law humbly gave Photoshop credit for all of her pale-faced beauty, because how could a human -- even one as perfect as J. Law -- possibly look like that in real life?

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- President Obama mixed up 'Star Trek' and 'Star Wars,' then made it into a meme.

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Lindsay Lohan's Big Apple lawyer, Mark Heller, returned to court in California today (March 1) in an attempt to get the case in which LiLo lied to the cops after her 2012 car accident dismissed.

And he failed completely. In fact, it was such a fail that the judge suggested La Lohan find new counsel.

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Bonnie Franklin, who played an enigmatic single mom trying to find herself in the classic 1970s sitcom 'One Day at a Time,' has passed away due to complications from pancreatic cancer. She was 69 years old.

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