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“Demi is one of my bridesmaids!” Thornton, 25, who got engaged this winter, tells PEOPLE of her costar on Disney Channel’s Sonny with a Chance. “We go way back. She’s like a little sister to me. She’s one of my closest friends.” 

Thornton has been supporting Lovato, 18, during her treatment for eating disorders and bipolar disorder in recent months. That means texts, tweets and good old-fashioned girl time.

“We love Pinkberry!” Thornton said at Tuesday’s Voices of Meningitis luncheon in New York. “We hang out a lot, we talk about our faith. I just really enjoy spending time with her.”

The two have been pals since they started filming Sonny with a Chance in 2009. Thornton‘s sisterly concern for Lovato is clear. “You could tell she was always tired,” she said. “She works more than any person I have ever known in my entire life.”

Lovato recently said she won’t return to Sonny with a Chance, so she can focus on her music career. In that, she has the full support of her Disney Channel friends.

“I’ll miss Demi,” says Thornton. “I’m really proud of her. It takes a lot of guts to admit that you aren’t perfect in front of the world.”

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When Paramore announced this past weekend that they had parted ways with brothers Josh and Zac Farro, they did so by taking a not-so-subtle jab at their former bandmates, writing, “None of us were really shocked. For the past year, it hasn’t seemed as if they wanted to be around anymore … We want Josh and Zac to do something that makes them happy, and if that isn’t here with us, then we support them in finding happiness elsewhere.”

On Tuesday, Josh Farro fired back with a lengthy statement posted on his blog — a statement verified as authentic by his wife, Jenna — and he didn’t pull any punches.

“Let me start by apologizing to you for the way everything went down on Saturday. I had a statement typed ready to post to you guys but Hayley released one without my permission,” his statement begins.

“I wish it didn’t have to happen that way, Zac and I wanted to be the ones you heard it from. I want to be honest with you guys about how this band formulated from day one. I did not think Hayley’s version told the whole story, at least from our perspective and hopefully this will explain a bit about why we are leaving.”

Farro then proceeds to take countless shots at the band, calling Paramore “a manufactured product of a major label,” and accusing frontwoman Hayley Williams of not only being manipulated by her management, but also of treating the group as her solo project. He claims that Williams is the only member of the band signed to Atlantic Records, and that her bandmates were simply “riding on the coattails of ‘Hayley’s dream.’ “

“Hayley’s manager would tell the band to be in the lobby of the hotel at a certain time, but he and Hayley wouldn’t show for hours. We found out that they had been meeting with record label executives all morning without us, which is totally weird given that this wasn’t simply a solo artist, but we were a band,” Farro writes.

“The band was in the dark the whole time. After many meetings between Hayley, her manager and the labels they decided to sign her to Atlantic Records. We didn’t understand why Hayley was the only one signing the contract since we were told this was a ‘band,’ but we were too young to grasp all of this. … Next thing we knew we were having a signing party for Hayley.”

Farro also claims that, even from the early days of the band, Williams was a pawn of her management, who, along with her parents, “controlled her every move” and “didn’t like the idea of Hayley being in a rock band, so they forced her to leave, wanting her to pursue a solo career.”

He then writes how, after Williams attempted to launch a solo career, she came back to the band and asked the Farros to rejoin, as he puts it, “the band we started,” on the advice of her management. Farro also claims that, despite the fact that he came up with the name Paramore, the project was always meant to showcase Williams, and that, at her insistence, they were meant to operate under the assumption that they were an actual band.

“The management then decided to build our band up the grass-roots route. They put Hayley on Fueled by Ramen not making it known she was signed to Atlantic as well,” he writes. “All the while we still questioned whether or not we were an actual band, but Hayley continued to insist we were, despite our being ignored and pushed around by the label.

“Hayley’s father … would constantly threaten to ‘pull the plug’ on the whole band if we complained about anything, suggesting that we were hired guns and Hayley was the real artist, when in reality we were also part of the band. We’ve always been treated as less important than Hayley. It’s been obvious how her family views things.”

Farro also confirms longstanding rumors that he and Williams dated, and that after their breakup, “things started going downhill for the band.”

He mentions that he and his brother first considered quitting Paramore after the band canceled a week of European shows in 2008, and shoots down Williams’ claim that 2009′s Brand New Eyes reunited and recharged the band.

“Hayley claimed that this record reunited us as band and made us grow closer together, when in reality we were all growing further apart,” he writes. “Suddenly the band had spilt into two sides. Touring became more difficult since we couldn’t agree on anything. The friendships our band once had were no longer existent.”

He closes the statement by saying he didn’t intend “to belittle or disgrace” his former bandmates and that he simply wanted “to clarify our decision for leaving and our desire to finally tell you guys the truth.” He also adds that both he and his brother were trying to figure out “a friendly way to leave our part of Paramore intact.”

He closes the letter by saying, “We want to thank you guys for all of your love and support over the past seven years. It’s been an honor creating and playing music for you. If music is what God calls us to in the future, we hope that you all will be a part of it.”

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Vanessa Hudgens and Zac Efron shocked fans when news broke that the “High School Musical” couple broke up. But as Hudgens celebrated her 22nd birthday in Las Vegas over the weekend, the actress assured fans that she’s doing well in a post-Efron world.

“We’re good,” she told People at her birthday bash just a week after their split.

Adding that she had a “good year,” Hudgens observed, “I worked a lot in 2009. I did two movies back to back, so this year I just hung out, took it easy, did a play, which was a lot of fun, did a movie and now the year is coming to an end before I know it.”

Going solo into 2011, Hudgens said she also has a full schedule to look forward to. “It’s going to be a very, very busy year,” she said. “I have three movies coming out in the next year, so I’m excited to see what the future is going to hold.”

She also spoke to Us Weekly at the party, which was attended by Ashley Tisdale and Brittany Snow. “They’re my best friends,” Hudgens said. “I got to have my girlfriends.”

So, how are things between Vanessa and Zac since the breakup? “We’re good,” she said.

While Hudgens didn’t have much else to say about the split, sources told the website that Efron is celebrating the single life. “He wants to put his whole ‘High School Musical’ past behind him and be known as a sexy solo actor like Leonardo DiCaprio,” a source said. “He was ready to experience life as a single man.”

When news first broke that the pair has separated, friends close to the couple confirmed that neither party had cheated. “It’s nothing dramatic,” another source told E! News. “There’s no third party involved. They were together for so long. It just ran its course.”

Lady Gaga hasn’t exactly been shy when it comes to describing Born This Way, calling her upcoming record everything from ”almost perfect” to ”the greatest album of this decade.”

And, in a new interview with the BBC, she continued that trend, callingBorn her “most innovative” work so far, and promising her fans a musical experience unlike any they’ve ever heard.

“[The album is] a marriage of electronic music with major, epic, dare I even say, metal or rock and roll, pop, anthemic style melodies with really sledge-hammering dance beats,” Gaga said, immediately before jumping onstage at London’s O2 Arena. “I think that lyrically this album is more poetic … It’s really written by the fans, they really wrote it for me because every night they’re funneling so much into me. So I wrote it for them. Born This Way is all about my little monsters and me, mother monster.”

Echoing something she’s been saying since the summer, Gaga promised that the album is “finished and all,” but that she’s currently “fine-tuning everything.”

“It’s kind of like the post-operative stage of the album,” she said. “I’ve already done the full heart surgery. I’m just sewing myself back up again.”

And, to that end, she added that her monsters might not have to wait much longer to hear the album’s first single — the title of which is still unknown — telling the BBC it would be released in February 2011, with the album arriving “shortly after.”

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During the filming of ”Welcome to the Rileys” — Kristen Stewart‘s new film in which she plays a runaway-turned-stripper — the “Twilight” superstar experienced a few things she did not anticipate. The prime examples were an offer to take a job as a stripper and getting into the head of such a different character.

Other unexplored territory for Stewart is that she seems to be growing more comfortable in her own skin and, in turn, growing as an actress. When MTV News asked her how she sees her performances now, versus her early work, Stewart wasn’t quite sure how to answer.

“I don’t know, man,” she said. “I really don’t know.”

But upon further rumination, Stewart said that, while she still gets hung up on the “little things,” she also feels that she has grown as an actor with every film she’s made.

“I could sit here and bring up little things that I wish I didn’t [do], little things that kill me, stuff that maybe other people don’t see but stuff that is very apparent to me,” Stewart explained of her tics. “It was so everything that it should be,” she said of her experience making “Rileys.” “If I did bring my little things to it, we did share a few personality aspects. I think that’s maybe why I was hired. It was a stretch, because obviously I live nothing like she lives, but it’s always really hard to say why you’ve progressed as an actor. I feel like I’ve gotten better with every movie.