Dear Ted:
What comes first for Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson—their careers or their romance? Is it a “one or the other” type decision or do they want to try to make both their film futures and their relationship work? I’m only questioning this because it appears K.S. is taking a back burner to R.P.’s career right now as she has no new films in the works and is said to be traveling to see him on his sets, not vice versa. Are they so serious that, at such a young age, they have already made a pact to be with the other when not filming?
—Annie
Dear Practical:
I want to say careers but feel as though I’ll get lashed to smithereens. Fine, lash away: I think Rob and Kristen are very smart. Why do you think their relaysh is kept under wraps? They know how to balance both, and keeping their private lives private will make them happy and their handlers happy (therefore careers).
Dear Ted:
Talk to me about Taylor Momsen. She seems really obnoxious. Is she the next Mischa Barton or Lindsay Lohan?
—Milian
Dear Gossip Girl:
Quite observant of you. It wouldn’t surprise me…but Taylor seems a bit more driven actually than Mischa or Lindsay. She’s into the music stuff, which could be her saving grace. Or her downfall. Time will tell!
Dear Ted:
I’m really feeling bad for Jennifer Aniston. To go through a breakup is horrible, to see the man you were married to cheat on you with a skank is horrible, but to have your life played out in the media must be horrendous. It’s been five years and something tells me Jen has moved on, but yet the media just keeps pushing it. From the men she dates to the clothes she wears, they always have to pit her (no pun intended) against that husband-stealing wench. I think Jen looked great at the Golden Globes and just because she wore a dress with a high slit, everyone has to bring up how the baby mama wore it last year. Has she ever been a Blind Vice? Something tells me Brad and Angie have way more skeletons in their closet and aren’t as “saintly” as they seem!
—ANC

Dear Good Girl:
Wow, doll, that almost made me want to drop the Jen-Angie comparisons for good. Your points are good. I think public fascination drives this get-Jen dynamic just as much as the media. It’s a two-way street. If everyone really wanted the issue dropped, then the media would stop pushing it because it wouldn’t sell. Unfortunately, it’s the most famous love triangle in recent history. I don’t see it going anywhere, as sick of it as I am, too.
Dear Ted:
What’s up with Leonardo DiCaprio and Bar Refaeli? Are they committed, or does he like to have his cake and eat it, too?
—Mobey
Dear Clich