This summer, the city of love and light will be turned into the city of Kimye.

Kim Kardashian visited Jimmy Kimmel on Thursday flaunting her post baby body in a Pink Dior crop top and skirt, where she said that it's "kind of obvious" she and fiancé , Kanye West will say "I Do" in Paris.

"We will be getting married this summer hopefully in Paris, we love it there," Kim said. "When I said hopefully I didn't mean hopefully getting married, I just meant hopefully this summer." Kim and Kanye, who became engaged this past October, were recently spotted in Paris, which she calls "her second home," where they not only hit up a few fashion shows, but made a stop at the Palace of Versailles. However, despite reports Kim will not be walking down the aisle at the famed palace.

"We took a private tour," Kim said of her time at Versailles. "Him [Kanye] and I have never been there so we wanted a private tour and of course everyone thought we were picking that as our wedding place and all of that."

The star, who said that she will be taking Kanye's last name, would not reveal the location or the date of the wedding, but she and Kanye have decided to divvy up the wedding responsibilities, which has actually worked in both of their favors.

"I know they think or they say the guy doesn't really care or just shows up. Kanye, really cares and he's really passionate about it. It makes my ...

Miley Cyrus' Bangerz Tour looks like it will be quite the feast for the eyes. The singer is taking her fans inside the rehearsals for her February tour, and by the looks of it, things are going to get pretty wacky.

Like how wacky? Well, the "Adore You" singer hit the dance studio on Thursday and was joined by dancers with corn cobs superimposed over them.

It's hardly the first time Miley (who will also take the stage next week for ) has referenced corn on her Instagram profile. In fact, last week, the singer came up with corn-y lyrics to her 2013 hit song, On the kooky track, she sings, "I love corn/ Only canned corn/ 'Cause I don't want to deal with cob. I'll make Cheyne do it 'cause it's his job/ We love corn/ We can eat what we want."

Fans have been previously treated to the rehearsals for the tour, which kicks off on February 14 in Vancouver and will make stops all over North America, including dates in L.A., Chicago, Las Vegas, Nashville and New York City.

In another behind-the-scenes photo, Miley, in short shorts and a red spandex top, was surrounded by dancers as she rehearsed one of her songs. As previously reported, Miley will take the stage in costumes by Roberto Cavalli, Jeremy Scott and Marc Jacobs. John Kricfalusi, the creator of Nickelodeon's "The Ren & Stimpy Show," will also reportedly provide artwork for the big trek.

Ahead of her tour kick-off, Miley will take ...

You are not alone. That was the message sent to Justin Bieber just hours after he was released from a Miami jail following his arrest
 early Thursday morning on suspicion of DUI, resisting arrest nonviolently and driving on an expired license.

As you might imagine, manager Scooter Braun had a "long day" dealing with the fall-out from his most famous client's latest brush with the law. "Bottom line is we are defined by how we handle adversity," Braun wrote on Thursday night before turning in. "Be there when it counts."

Through the trials and tribulations, Scooter said he will stand by his guy, because loyalty is job one. "@justinbieber love you and I will act in the manner of someone who truly cares," Scooter said, adding that that is all he's got to say on the matter. It remains to be seen what, if any, jail time
 Bieber might do in the case.

Bieber has not yet commented on the incident, in which police said he appeared intoxicated and used profanity
 while resisting their requests to comply with their orders after they stopped his rented Lamborghini for drag racing on a residential Miami Beach street.

Though she didn't mention him by name, pal Ariana Grande also tweeted out a message of support. "Days like today remind us how much more compassion, understanding and tolerance we need to have for 1 another," she wrote. "We're all human and we all have great amounts of pressure on us. When someone's hurting, be there."

Lady Gaga knows all about ...

Thursday's (January 23) "American Idol" opened with Radiohead's "No Surprises," but there were plenty of surprises in the one-hour episode, which flew by in a blur of golden tickets and promising performers.

In all, 44 singers were handed a boarding pass to Hollywood. The show opened up with a winner, with 21-year-old pre-school teacher Majesty Rose singing a cool, restrained version of Coldplay's "Violet Hill." On a show where oversingers tend to hog the spotlight, Rose was the opposite, and her "subtle, elegant" vocals (those were Harry Connick Jr.'s words) were a treat. "So you like me?" Rose asked after she was given three "yes" votes. We'll see how long that modesty lasts now that she's one of the season's frontrunners.

Another contestant with a lot of promise is 24-year-old Kristen O'Connor, a nurse technician from Sebastian, Florida. O'Connor blew away the judges with her strong, powerful rendition of Sam Cooke's "Good Morning, Heartache," which she hoped would kick-start her career in the music industry. And it looks like it may.

O'Connor's screen time was split with Emily Piriz, a 17-year-old student from Orlando who said a Golden Ticket would be "world changing." Well, she got one, after singing Jessie J's "Mama Knows Best" and earning three votes of confidence from the judges. "This feels like a complete dream," she said.

Next up was 24-year-old Ben Briley of Gallatin, Tennessee, whose take on Amos Lee's "Arms of a Woman" made Keith Urban glad he wasn't driving. "If you sang a capella on the radio right now, I might crash my car," he told him. ...

Warner Bros. and DC Entertainment made the surprising move last week to push back the by a staggering nine months, launching on May 6, 2016, instead of its originally intended 2015 debut.

The move raised eyebrows for a variety of reasons, not the least of which is this: Marvel Studios, DC's chief rival, already has an unannounced movie scheduled for May 6, 2016. Moving Batman and Superman into Marvel territory can only be described as an act of escalation in the timeless conflict between the two comic book movie giants. (That sounds dramatic, but this is comic books; drama is par for the course.)

Well, never let it be said that Marvel doesn't know how to take advantage of an opportunity. With the untitled "Superman Vs. Batman" film's release date moved, Marvel announced their plans to move a release date of their own: the Phase Three launch-point starring Paul Rudd and Michael Douglas as two generations of the size-changing hero.

"Ant-Man" was previously scheduled for release on July 31, 2015. It'll now hit theaters on July 17, 2015 — the same date that director Zack Snyder's "Man of Steel" follow-up originally inhabited. Currently, Warner Bros. has director Joe Wright's Peter Pan origin story, "Pan," scheduled for that same release date. It begs the age-old nerd-baiting question: Who wins in a fight? Do you give the edge to a legendary character like Peter Pan, or a relatively obscure superhero from one of the most well-known brands in the world? Given those ...

Something big is happening in the mutant world on Monday — or so says "X-Men: Days of Future Past" director Bryan Singer.

Singer and the official "X-Men" movies' Instagram account released a brief teaser video yesterday, hinting at larger things to come on Monday (January 27). The video features plenty of new footage from "Days of Future Past," Singer's first time wearing the director's hat on an "X-Men" movie since "X2: X-Men United." Here's how it all breaks down:

• It begins with Hugh Jackman as Wolverine, tied up and wrapped in white cloth, sinking to the bottom of the ocean. Can the seemingly immortal warrior drown? Looks like we're about to find out.

• Next comes Michael Fassbender as young Magneto, imprisoned somewhere, dressed all in white and sitting in a meditative pose. It's not an unfamiliar situation for the Master of Magnetism; imprisonment is all part of the game for the budding Brotherhood of Mutants leader.

• A quick glimpse of the future comes next, with new X-Men members Warpath (Booboo Stewart), Sunspot (Adan Canto) and Blink (Fan Bingbing) fighting an unknown enemy, their backs against each other.

• We're treated to even more of Fassbender's Magneto, this time with a side of Jennifer Lawrence as Mystique. Here, Mystique pins Magneto against a wall, and the pose suggests either a heated lovers' quarrel, or a heated debate between rivals. You be the judge.

• The White House comes under attack, with security guards accessing a secret hatch inside of the Oval Office. ...

What, you didn't really think that was all there was to Mike Peterson's story, did you? Did you really think it would end with him being an arbitrary super-soldier, half-exploded and imprisoned for life by Centipede, without any further developments? Some "true believer" you turned out to be!

As it turns out, there's much more to actor J. August Richards' "Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." character, first introduced in the pilot episode, and last seen in the nefarious Centipede's custody. We'll see Mike Peterson again on the February 4 episode of the series, reintroduced as a classic character from Marvel Comics lore: Deathlok, a cybernetic soldier boasting a high-tech eye, super-strength and increased speed, among other cybernetic enhancements.

"We have been waiting all season for this moment where we can reveal that Mike Peterson's story arc is an origin story," executive producer Jeffrey Bell said of the reveal, as announced on Marvel.com. "We're thrilled to have J. August Richards playing Deathlok and to have our audience enjoy this favorite Marvel character on the show."

"If you would have asked when I was nine-years old what I wanted to be, I would have said a super hero and I'm so excited to be one now as an adult on TV," Richards said of playing Deathlok. "It's a dream come true."

Perhaps it's a dream come true, but it's almost certainly not the end of the story. Indeed, take a closer look at Bell's comment: this whole time, Peterson's story was "an origin story," building toward the Deathlok reveal. It makes you ...

Break-ups, blackmail, betrayal and heartache ruled the 100th episode of which aired Thursday night.

To make sense of it all, I got on the phone with executive producer Julie Plec to talk about some of the most dramatic moments from the show's mid-season premiere.

Klaus Returns
"I think there's a very significant faction of the fandom that will be speaking either very positively or terribly negatively about the developments between Caroline and Klaus," Plec shared of the latest developments between the two vamps who have been crushing on each other for quite some time. That's right! Klaroline finally got it on.

"Klaus and Caroline had some unfinished business and he has unfinished business with Katherine," she added. "And I think even if Caroline didn't have any residual journey to play with Klaus, Katherine's entire existence, her entire 500 years, has been plagued by Klaus, who has done nothing but torment her. And so for him not to come to town to sort of rub her face in it, or at least intend to rub her face in it or put the final bullet in her heart himself wouldn't track with the whole story we've told. So we knew we wanted to see him and see him have his closure in whatever form."

That Pesky Love Triangle
With Damon and Elena coping from a breakup, that means that things will continue to get messy with them, as well as Stefan and Katherine, especially now that Katherine pulled the ultimate bad-girl move when she let her essence enter Elena's body just as she died.

"Chaos, mistaken ...