Watch out Miley! Friends warn the star to curb dramatic behaviour

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Miley Cyrus has been warned that very soon somebody would sells her out because of her risque behaviour.

The 21-year-old daughter of country-singer Billy Ray Cyrus has been warned by her friends, who advising her to curb her dramatic behaviour as it could lead to secrets she would rather keep private being leaked, Contactmusic reported.

The former fiance of Liam Hemsworth has been told that it is a "matter of time" before one of her so-called friends attempts to sells her out due to her daring antics like stripping to her underwear, dancing with dwarves and making drug references in her songs.

Bar Rafaeli underwent a so-called 'vampire facial' -- a rage with the rich and famous.

The supermodel shared a photograph of herself during the procedure with her fans, Radar Online reported.

Kim Kardashian was one of the first celebs to go public with the vampire facial.

It involves drawing blood from the arm and separating it into platelet-rich plasma using a centrifuge.

That's then combined with Restylane or Juvederm, and injected into the patient's face to stimulate collagen production, according to the New York Post.
It allegedly creates new skin and removes fine lines.

Rafaeli had the gory beauty treatment before debuting as a mentor on The X Factor in her native Israel.

Clint Eastwood's son, Scott, beat the likes of super singles like Leonardo DiCaprio and Ronan Farrow, to be named as the most eligible bachelor by Town and Country.

The 27-year-old graced the cover of T and C's February issue, which said that his "retro, he-man cool" was an alternative to today's big-bang action stars' swagger, and the equally fatiguing geeks of R-rated comedies, the New York Daily News reported.

Chiwetel Ejiofor and Twitter titan Jack Dorsey also made the cut.

Eva Longoria has rubbished reports that she is taken up three Latin soap operas on Televisa.

The former Desperate Housewives star took to Twitter to deny claims that she has signed up for the role of Catalina Creel and expressed her shock on hearing the news, EOnline reported.

The 38-year-old actress is currently dating Jose Antonio Baston, who is the president of Televisa, Latin America's largest media company.

Katy Perry has cancelled Google Alerts as she doesn't care what people think about her anymore.

The Roar hitmaker has decided that her image is just something superficial, and said that she tries not to pay attention to other people, CNET reported.

Perry added that she used to have Google Alerts set up, which would notify her about everything that was being written about her, but she has stopped all that, as she believes there are more important things in life.

Beyonce 'worked crazily' to get her body back in shape after giving birth to her daughter Blue Ivy in January 2012, it has been revealed.

Speaking about her new surprise self named album, the 32-year-old singer said she was aware of the fact she was showing her body, so she lost 65 pounds, Contactmusic reported.

She said she wanted to show that a woman can have a child and can work hard to get her body back.

Mariah Carey spent New Year's Eve singing at a party hosted by the Sultan of Brunei at London's Dorchester Hotel.

The 43-year-old singer seemed clueless as to her host Hassanal Bolkiah's background, while she performed in a low-cut, sparkly gown, Radar Online reported.

Bolkiah has been an absolute ruler since 1967 and amended the country’s constitution to make himself infallible in 2006.

The Grammy winning singer had recently come under fire for charging 1 million dollars for performing for the controversial President of Angola Jose Eduardo dos Santos and his family.