Ashton Kutcher's five year marriage to Demi Moore may be coming to an end. Allegedly Ashton was spotted with his hands and lips all over another woman.

It's being reported that the other woman is a young, hot, blonde believed to be in her 20's. The two were seen kissing at an Italian restaurant in the LA area.

The eyewitness says,

Ashton had this gorgeous girl pinned against the wall, and he was totally making out with her. I was shocked to see him sucking face with a girl who obviously wasn't Demi.

It's hard to believe Ashton would cheat on Demi and to do it in a public restaurant where he is sure to be recognized. This must be a case of mistaken identity. Ashton's played the role of some pretty dumb people, but he's not stupid enough in real life to cheat on his wife in public.

If you thought Miley Cyrus couldn’t be tamed before, just wait until you see the movie she’s currently shooting! HollywoodLife.com got our slick little hands on an early version of theLOL: Laughing Out Loud script and let us tell you – Miley is definitely going full throttle with her bad girl image!

OK, so there’s no pole dancing in this coming-of-age story for the Generation Z crowd, butMiley DOES indulge in some pretty racy teenage behavior. As Lola – who is described as a “teenage Aphrodite, minus the confidence” – the 17-year-old actress loses her virginity, talks about sex incessantly, smokes marijuana, kisses one of her two  best female friends on the lips,  gets wasted and accidentally shows her mom, Ann, (Demi Moore) her Brazilian wax. Exactly – Hannah Montana she is NOT.

We loved this line best, mostly because we’ve been harboring similar thoughts about Miley and her risque new look.”You’re my daughter,” Ann tells Lola – whose nickname happens to be LOL, “And I won’t let you turn into a porn star!” LOL indeed.

While Miley’s turn as a soul-searching teen who wants to try EVERYTHING (bad and good) in life isn’t such a hard line to swallow, Ashley Greene’s metamorphosis is a lot more fun to read! The Twilight star plays completely against type as Lola’s arch-nemesis, the slutty (and aptly named) Ashley – who’s nicknamed “The Post It”  because “she sticks to every guy.”

Taylor Swift will be back on the big screen! Taylor has reportedly signed on to reprise her role from the romantic comedy, Valentine's Day! This time Taylor's character will be an NYU college student and the film, a sequel to Valentine's Day, will center around another romantic holiday, New Year's Eve. How cute! Gary Marshall directed Valentine's Day, but no official word yet if he will direct New Years Eve. Think Taylor Lautner's character should come back as the country superstar's boyfriend!? Valentine's Day was full of big names including, Jessica Alba, Ashton Kutcher and Emma Roberts -- but reports are saying that apart from Swift, the film will feature a whole new cast. 

New York City will make for a great setting for a film all about the exciting and suspenseful holiday!

With Emmy buzz swirling around him like mosquitoes on a Texas football field, Zach Gilford has inked a deal to return to Friday Night Lights for a sizeable arc during the show’s fifth and likely final season. The news comes as the actor is enjoying the best reviews of his career for an episode in which his character, Matt, mourned the death of his father. The tear-jerking hour first drew attention last fall when it aired on DirectTV, but it was an encore telecast on NBC earlier this month that lit up Twitter and led fans to start a Facebook campaign aimed at getting him a much-deserved Emmy nod (in the guest actor category.) What does Gilford think of all the attention? And what brings Matt back to Dillon? The actor rang me with the 411 as he was about to hop a plane to Austin to film his first of four FNL episodes.

You’re the hottest thing to hit Facebook since Betty White! What do you think of all the attention?
ZACH GILFORD: I found out about it from my mom. It’s nice to draw this kind of attention to the show. We’ve got a lot of street cred, but we’ve never really gotten the industry recognition. It’s nice that people are so excited and determined to get us [some Emmy love].

I imagine you had to go to some dark places for that episode.
GILFORD: I’m not really that kind of an actor. I’m not the kind of person who draws on past life experience in my acting. I just kind of rely on the script. One of the things I love about TV and film is that it’s easier to cheat. [Laughs]. In theater you have to be a much better actor. In TV and film, if you’re shooting a funeral scene you’re most likely at a funeral. It’s not like I’m on a stage with a fake set and crowd of people watching you. I guess I’m just good at playing make believe. I just let myself be at that funeral. And between the actors and the crew, everyone was so nice and respectful.

What was your reaction when you first read the script for the episode?
GILFORD: One of my best friends is an assistant director on the show. When I first got down to Austin last summer, he had all of the outlines for the episodes. And we went out to get a beer and he was like, “So Zach, you have some heavy stuff coming up…And I’ll tell you, I think you’re a very good actor, but I don’t know what you’re going to do in episode 5.’” [Laughs] So there was this ominous vibe around this episode. And then I read the script and, in my opinion, it’s the best script we’ve ever had. Rolin Jones wrote it and it was his first year on our staff. He just did a phenomenal job. We have a lot of freedom to improv on our show and stray from the dialogue. We’re given the story and then we come up with the words. But with this one, we stuck pretty close to the script. It helped a lot to not have to be worrying about, “How can I adjust the dialogue to make it seem more real or less cheesy.

You’re about to shoot the first of four episodes of FNL. Will they air consecutively?
GILFORD: No. Two will air in the middle of the season and then two at the end.

What brings Matt back to town?
GILFORD: I think it’s his relationship with Julie. They don’t tell us anything. I just found out last week that I was coming back for sure.

Rumor has it more of your costars will be returning later this season.
GILFORD: I hope so. When Scott Porter and Gaius Charles left the show in season 3 it was so sad. We were such a family and then people started going away to college, literally and figuratively. And then last year me, Adrianne Palicki, Minka Kelly, and Taylor Kitsch all left, and it was just this crazy vibe of the show changing. It’ll be fun to have as many people back as possible and do one last episode and be in Austin together again.

Is it your understanding that the season 5 finale will be a series finale?
GILFORD: That’s basically the deal. To my knowledge, it’s pretty much done and they’re writing an ending to the show. I know a lot of people were not satisfied with the Lost finale — I personally loved it — but I think it’s nice when they can write towards a [series finale]. If you have a finite amount of episodes then you can come up with a satisfying ending.