The Tiz in a New Movie

High School Musical star Ashley Tisdale will make her feature film debut in the adventure comedy They Come From Upstairs. The script revolves around a group of teens who team up to defend their Maine vacation home from aliens who have invaded via the upstairs. Doesn't really sound like a winner.

Biel has an Easy Virtue

Jessica Biel has been cast as the lead in the romantic comedy Easy Virtue. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Biel plays an American divorcee who travels to the South of France and marries a young Englishman, played by Ben Barnes, on the spur of the moment. The couple return to England to face his family, including his parents, played by Colin Firth and Kristin Scott Thomas.

Where in the World is Britney Spears?

Well...nobody really knows right know where Britney Spears has gone. She'll turn up soon. Hopefully alive. She was last spotted in Baja California with her paparazzi boyfriend.

Michelle Rodriguez Out and About

Former LOST actress Michelle Rodriguez has been released from jail. Originally sentenced to 180 days for violating her probation, Rodriguez was released after 17 days.

Kerry Endorses Obama

2004 Democratic Presidential nominee and current Massachusetts Senator John Kerry has decided to throw his support and endorsement to Senator Barack Obama.

Clinton Q4 Champ

The Hill is reporting that Sen. Hillary Clinton has outraised Sen. Barack Obama in the fourth quarter of 2007. Her national campaign chairman guarantees that she will overtake Obama in funds raised this month despite an early deficit."Clinton raised $24 million in primary funds in the fourth quarter and has added $3 million this month," while Obama "raised $23.5 million during the quarter, all but $1 million of which was for the primary."

Pollspot: Post New Hampshire

A new Insider Advantage poll in South Carolina finds Sen. Barack Obama leading the Democratic race with 40%, followed by Sen. Hillary Clinton at 33% and John Edwards at 15%.

On the Republican side, Mike Huckabee leads with 33%, followed by Sen. John McCain at 21%, Mitt Romney at 14% and Rudy Giuliani at 8%.