Rimes. (Steve Jennings/WireImage)When LeAnn Rimes announced one day after her 30th birthday in August that she had checked into a treatment facility to deal with emotional issues and anxiety, it may have seemed surprising to some. But in her first post-rehab interview, the country singer admits she is no stranger to a shrink's couch.

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Jason Aldean is popular in the country music world — at the American Country Awards last December, the "Big Green Tractor" singer swept in all seven of his categories, including the top prize of Artist of the Year — but it seems to have taken a cheating scandal for him to garner mainstream attention.

Glamour girl Swift.Taylor Swift has made it clear she writes about her romances. In March 2010, she reportedly had a brief fling with John Mayer after the two collaborated on a song together. Then seven months later, she released her album, Speak Now, which included the song "Dear John" about an older guy who broke her heart. Everyone assumed it was about Mayer — even he did, telling Rolling Stone earlier this year that it was "a really lousy thing for her to do." However, Swift says not so fast.

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LeAnn Rimes concluded her in-patient stint in rehab for emotional issues and celebrated by spending a night out with her family. The singer accompanied her husband, Eddie Cibrian, and his two young sons — Mason, 9, and Jake, 5 — to the Los Angeles premiere of "Batman Live!" on Thursday — and appeared to be enjoying herself.

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By now, Justin Bieber, Jimmy Fallon, and even the U.S. Olympic swim team has performed a video cover of the unofficial song of the summer "Call Me Maybe." The song's singer and co-writer Carly Rae Jepsen, 26, reveals in this week's New York Times Magazine that she has a couple of favorites. "I remember seeing the Katy Perry one and being really blown away," the Canadian singer says. "I remember seeing the Cookie Monster and being stoked."

Ke$ha on Wednesday. (PacificCoastNews.com)Ke$ha is sure to cause heart palpitations in her upcoming music video for her new single, "Die Young." On Wednesday, the pop star was spotted on the set in Los Angeles wearing what we can only describe as a black leather bodysuit with a very plunging neckline (like down to her waist) and other strategically-placed cutouts. The song, off her upcoming album Warrior, which comes out on December 4, was released to radio stations on Tuesday and it's typical Ke$ha: a party anthem.

Bette Midler shares advice with AARP the magazine. (Dominique Charriau/Wireimage)When Bette Midler decides to give out life advice, you might as well listen. In her 66 years, the Divine Miss M has conquered stage and screen, won three Emmys, three Grammys, and a Tony, raised a daughter, stayed married for nearly 30 years, and still seems as energetic as ever. She recently shared a few words of wisdom with AARP the Magazine, some of which were about finally stopping to smell the roses.

"When you have had your head down doing something — even something you love, love, love — and you finally pick your head up and see the world around you, it's just so beautiful," the singer/actress says in the magazine's October/November issue. "It's just … oh, my God, I'm so glad I lived! That's when you realize you need balance. I seek that now all the time."

It's hard to imagine that Midler wants to conquer much more than she already has. Just in the last few years alone she's starred in her own over-the-top Vegas show that ran for nearly two years, performed in front of Queen Elizabeth, produced a Broadway show, received a lifetime achievement award, and will star in the upcoming comedy "Parental Guidance," opposite Billy Crystal. But, the Hawaii native explains, she's let certain dreams go over the years.

Snoop and Corde bonding with a bong. (Instagram)The family that smokes marijuana together, stays together? Snoop Dogg (or Snoop Lion as he now prefers to be called) is defending the controversial photo his 18-year-old son Corde tweeted on September 13 of himself lighting his father's bong. In a new interview with The Hollywood Reporter, the rapper says, "My kids can do whatever the hell they want. For me to say otherwise would be hypocritical. A lot of motherf--kers don't have a relationship with their kids, and that's when they get on drugs and have suicidal thoughts and drive drunk. Me and my son is mellow. I'm his father, so I wanna show him the proper way because he looks up to me. What better way to get it than from the master?"