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Kelly's all better! (Getty Images)Kelly Osbourne's sick leave is officially over.

Two weeks after suffering a seizure on the set of "Fashion Police," the purple-haired star was back on the set on Thursday.

"#SoHappy," the 28-year-old tweeted the day before. "I just got the al clear from my doctor to go back to work tomorrow!!!!!"

Ryan Lochte gets wet (Sam Jones/E!)Whether he's rocking a Speedo or fully clothed on the street, Ryan Lochte always makes for some nice eye candy.

Fans got a special treat on Thursday with the release of the first promotional poster for "What Would Ryan Lochte Do?," the 28-year-old swimmer's upcoming reality show on E!.

Clad in cargo pants and a snug blue top, Lochte was doused in water for the shoot. Surely, the wet T-shirt contest is a grand tradition in Gainsville, Florida, where the Olympian attended the University of Florida.

"There is literally one road that leads to the UF campus in Gainesville," Lochte tells omg! of where reality cameras filmed him prepping for the upcoming 2013 World Swimming Championships in Barcelona.

Kim and Kanye ... and North? (WireImage) So much for a "K" name.

Kanye West reportedly wants to name his baby with Kim Kardashian "North" because he thinks it sounds good with his last name … so that would make the poor kid North West. Perhaps he's trying to insinuate that's where the child was conceived?

Emma Stone (Getty Images)There is no drama on "The Amazing Spider-Man 2" set, according to Emma Stone.

The 24-year-old actress made headlines earlier this month when she allegedly tweeted "nawder nad islasehne tsintgi ni a erte" which is an anagram that unscrambled, reads "Andrew and Shailene sitting in a tree."

That would appear to be referencing Stone's boyfriend, Andrew Garfield, and his costar in the 2014 Spidey sequel, Shailee Woodley.

"I have never tweeted," Stone told Ryan Seacrest on his KIIS FM radio show on Thursday.

Rush Limbaugh (Getty Images)Beyonce (Getty Images)Anyone who’s listened to much of Rush Limbaugh’s conservative radio show knows he isn’t exactly an ally of women.

He’s said that feminism is a ploy to get “unattractive women easier access to the mainstream of society,” called a female law student campaigning to get birth control covered by health insurance a “prostitute,” and most recently poo-pooed the Violence Against Women Act. So it was no surprise that, this week, he picked a new female target, one known the world over. Not Hillary Clinton. Not Nancy Pelosi.

He took on Beyoncé.

Seems that while many of Bey’s previous songs like “Single Ladies (Put a Ring On It)” and “Run the World (Girls),” extoll the virtues of girl power, Limbaugh claims that the pop star’s latest single, “Bow Down/I Been On” is all about bowing down to men.

The 62-year-old got on the topic thanks to a recent opinion piece that ran in Britain’s The Telegraph, in which author Felicity Capon writes that Beyoncé’s global sisterhood message has changed recently, thanks to the tune “Bow Down” and the fact she’s named her upcoming tour “The Mrs. Carter Show” (in a nod to hubby Jay-Z’s last name).

Lohan and Heller on Monday. (Getty Images)Lindsay Lohan has no plans to fire her lawyer any time soon … and now we know why.

It turns out that the bumbling Mark Jay Heller – whose "competency" has been questioned, even so far as to compare him to Joe Pesci's character in "My Cousin Vinny" – is the father of the man responsible for keeping Lohan's bank account in the black, party promoter-turned-entrepreneur, Michael Heller.

Christina Aguilera may not be coming back to "The Voice" anytime soon, but she's certainly making a comeback with her "Beautiful" new look!

The blond bombshell made a surprise red carpet appearance on Wednesday at the Season 4 screening of "The Voice" -- and she was looking better than ever. She showed off her slimmed-down shape in a figure-flaunting black dress and sky-high heels.

Though the 32-year-old has been on worst-dressed lists for years, she's always made it very clear that she doesn't care what the critics have to say. But, with this toned-down look, it seems like she might have listened and ditched the dramatic makeup, wild hair, and revealing ensembles for good -- at least we hope so!

Check out the vid to see more of her major makeover (or, shall we say, makeunder!).

Beyonce ad for H&M (Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin for H&M)
After the presidential inauguration, the Super Bowl, and a hit documentary on HBO, what could there possibly be left for Beyoncé to do?

An ad campaign for H&M, of course. Duh!