Everyone knows that Justin Bieber has the best head of hair around -- but when push comes to shove, he just doesn't have the scruff.

The pop star was spotted out in London sporting a drawn-on moustache. After dinner, the Biebs and his Sharpie-drawn accessory headed out with a remote controlled helicopter to cause a little mayhem with his bodyguards. Bieber hit the town with his faux-'stache just days after he received a Grammy nomination for Best New Artist.

For whatever reason, Justin's look often grabs as much attention as his tunes and always leaves us wondering what's next for the young pop star.

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Does the name Jesse Camp ring a bell? The impossible-to-forget character of late-'90s MTV fame recently surfaced in Miami and NBC snagged an impromptu on-camera interview.

At age 18, Camp, a super-skinny, spiky haired, wildly dressed fellow hoping to nab a hosting gig on 'Total Request Live,' beat out Dave Holmes for a coveted VJ spot, despite appearing to be possibly homeless.

Camp is now 30, which he calls a "milestone," telling NBC: "Wow! I have survived on this planet like, a little bit. It's pretty amazing nothing bad happened and I've been allowed to make it up to 30."

Holmes recently told fans on VYou.com, "I still get asked about him literally every single day of my life," adding he last saw Jesse at the 2008 finale of 'TRL.'

In case you were wondering, 'Entertainment Tonight's' outgoing and incoming anchor women -- Mary Hart and Nancy O'Dell -- get along really well. Of course! When it comes to high-wattage, effervescent gregariousness, the two perpetually smiling blondes are practically twins.

Speaking of her official anointing as 'ET' heir apparent, 'Access Hollywood' veteran O'Dell says, "The day it was announced, Mary and I had a long wonderful phone conversation. She's so gracious and classy. I have such respect for her. Of course, we've known each other for years. We've shared the red carpets for competing shows, and she and I have been friends."

Now, she tells PopEater, they're planning some face time: "We haven't decided yet whether it will be a dinner with our spouses or a good long girls' lunch."

TV Guide is denying accusations made yesterday by PopEater that a cover image of 'Top Chef' host Padma Lakshmi was manipulated to lighten her skin tone.

In a statement issued by TV Guide, the magazine's editorial team said, "If her skin appears lighter, it's because we shot her in a brightly lit diner as part of the cover concept. We did our normal color correcting, which is standard for printing."

"Padma's skin tone is beautiful, and we did nothing to adjust it," they continued.

Lakshmi took to Twitter to dispel any controversy surrounding the cover. "Many thx to TVGuide for a great and gorgeous cover. Delightful team, and a really fun and easy shoot," she wrote.

Less than two years ago, Susan Boyle was just a small-town girl from Scotland without a recording contract or a personal stylist or any of the other luxuries of fame. Now she's riding high with a new album, and not even the latest record from the normally-dominant Black Eyed Peas can keep her from retaking the top spot on the Billboard 200 album chart.

Neither BEP's 'The Beginning' nor 'Glee: The Music, Volume 4' are expected to outsell Boyle and top the charts, Billboard is reporting.

Boyle sold 653,000 copies of 'The Gift' in its first two weeks. In its third week, the set moved an additional 263,000, a huge number for sure, but not enough to stop Kanye West's 'My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy,' which debuted at No. 1 last week.

Despite Taylor Swift's past trials and tribulations, we're all happy for her and we're going to let her finish the year out right. The 'Speak Now' singer has been named Entertainment Weekly's Entertainer of the Year for what has been a huge 12 months for the singer-songwriter. This year, Swift was everywhere; she scored four Grammy wins, a million-plus debut for her latest album and made her acting debut in 'Valentine's Day' alongside Hollywood heavyweights like Bradley Cooper and Anne Hathaway.

Swift, who is the youngest-ever recipient of the Entertainer of the Year award, sat down with EW to talk about her life, loves and new album, on which she penned all 14 tracks. "I write music about my life and love and relationships," she says. "I hope that people like it enough to bring it into their world and make it about their life and their love and their relationships."

Check out more of EW's interview after the jump!

Back in 2008, when the 'The View's' resident conservative Elisabeth Hasselbeck introduced then-VP nominee Sarah Palin at Florida political rallies, the daytime host thought it was the beginning of a beautiful friendship. But alas, two years later, poor Elisabeth is left feeling used and confused now that the 'Sarah Palin's Alaska' star no longer returns her calls.

"I am more than honored to be there," Elisabeth said of being asked to introduce Palin at campaign rallies in Florida. "So, that's an honor and I'm excited to do it and I'll have some stories, I'm sure, on Monday."

Well, it turns out those "stories" didn't last very long, because after the election was over, Sarah no longer needed the 'View' star's support, so she simply moved on.