'Bride Wars' stars Kate Hudson and Anne Hathaway as two BFFs who have done everything together during their friendship -- they even got engaged at the same time! But when it comes time to book their weddings, a snafu forces the besties to have their ceremonies on the same day, and the gloves come out.

Submit your questions for Kate and Anne's 'Unscripted' interview below and see if yours makes the cut on January 5. Need some inspiration? Watch the trailer here. 'Bride Wars' is in theaters on January 9.

In its sixteenth year, Barbara Walters is counting down her ten most fascinating people, and not surprisingly, Miley Cyrus is on that short list. The talk show host says the 'Hannah Montana' star has become "a new Miley Cyrus," and is "growing up."

Olympic gold-medalist Michael Phelps, Sarah Palin, Will Smith, Tom Cruise and Tina Fey will also be featured on the program, which counts down to the coveted No. 1 spot. 'Barbara Walters Presents: The 10 Most Fascinating People of 2008' airs tonight at 10 p.m. on ABC.

Christmas wouldn't be complete without a tree to decorate with lights, tinsel and, of course, ornaments! There are all kinds of miniature hangables available, ranging from glass, beads, ceramics and even plastic. But while there are plenty of cute and classic varieties, some ornaments are just downright creepy. Take a look at this photo gallery that has us raising our eyebrows.

Lil Wayne has been nominated for eight Grammys, the Recording Academy announced yesterday, which is the most for any artist in contention for the 51st Annual Grammy Awards. His nods include album of the year and best rap album for 'Tha Carter III,' best rap song for 'Lollipop' and best rap/sung collaboration for 'Got Money' featuring T-Pain.

Hot on Lil Wayne's trail is Coldplay who earned seven nominations, while heavy-hitters Jay-Z, Ne-Yo and Kanye West were each graced with six noms.

Of course, beloved pop trio the Jonas Brothers didn't walk away empty-handed -- the boys received a nomination for best new artist. Read more about the Grammy nominations announcement on PopEater, and get a full list of nominees below.

People have been buzzing ever since Pete Wentz signed The Cab to his record label, Decaydance. What's all the fuss about? Check out the Las Vegas natives' white-washed video for 'Bounce' off their debut album 'Whisper War' and decide for yourself.

If you like movies like 'Ratatouille' and 'An American Tail,' chances are you'll love 'Tale of Despereaux,' a new animated movie starring a cast of adorable mice voiced by Matthew Broderick, Dustin Hoffman, Emma Watson and Kevin Kline. Watch this exclusive clip from the movie, which is in theaters on December 19, and find out why Despereaux is poised to be the next big ... mouse.

Kristen Stewart's star is on the rise with the success of her role as Bella in 'Twilight,' which has already made over $120 million since its release day. The 18-year-old will again play the mortal beloved of Edwards Cullen in the sequel 'New Moon,' which is expected to begin filming in early next year with a scheduled release day of January 1, 2010.

In addition to the cult vampire films, Kristen has been tapped to play Joan Jett in 'The Runaways,' a rock 'n' roll biopic of the 70s all-girl band of the same name, says the Hollywood Reporter. The Runaways were an influential band that made history with hits like 'Cherry Bomb.'

'Twilight' is now playing in theaters nationwide.

Beyonce and the Jonas Brothers are set to light up the most famous tree this evening during the 11th annual 'Christmas in Rockefeller Center' event, which will air tonight, December 3 at 8pm ET/PT on NBC. This marks the 76th tree lighting ceremony.

The show will be hosted by 'Today's' Al Roker and David Cook, Faith Hill, The Broadway Kids, Solange Knowles and more will also be on hand to perform their chart-topping hits as well as classic holiday favorites.

Britney Spears had one heck of a birthday bash when she appeared on 'Good Morning America' yesterday to celebrate her 27th and the release of her sixth album, 'Circus.' Of course, no party would be complete without a show-stopping performance and a multi-tier cake. Watch highlights from the show on TV's Top 5.

Sixpence None the Richer is back with a new animated video for their rendition of 'Angels We Have Heard on High.' This classic Christmas carol is based on a French carol called 'Les Anges dans nos Campagnes,' which means 'The Angels in our Countryside. 'Angels We Have Heard on High' can be found on the Texas band's latest CD, 'The Dawn of Grace: A Collection of Original and Traditional Christmas Songs.'