Oh, Bret…click here to read the whole article. 

Michaels, star of the reality show “Rock of Love,” took to the stage with his hair-metal band Poison during the telecast’s opening production number, featuring performances from the season’s Broadway musicals.

They performed “Nothin’ But a Good Time” with the cast of “Rock of Ages,” and as Michaels exited the stage, a descending set piece smacked him on the head and knocked him to the ground.

Tonys spokeswoman Christina Stejskal says the rocker “missed his mark.” Though it looked it, he did not break his nose. Stejskal did not immediately know the extent of his injury.

Click here to make your heart explode with love: a dad comes home from Iraq after a year away and surprises his 10-year-old daughter at school.

She was on the Tonight Show last night and I was sooooo distracted by this: 

Look! Somebody wiped her down between segments!

Can I just go on record as saying: I LOVE HER MAKE-UP IN THIS PHOTO!!! If I thought I could pull off that color of lipstick, I would do it in a heart beat.

 Yeah. Total shocker.

You’re very, very welcome!   

Katy appears on the cover of COMPLEX magazine and shows a darker side.

I gotta say, these photos are a bit of a switch-up from the clothes we’re used to seeing you in. Katy Perry: It’s a bit of a darker side of me, a little S&M. Though I did have to hang from a cage, which could have easily gone wrong with the five-inch heels I was wearing.

Um, we’re all a little obsessed with Twilight here at Sophie @ 103.7…but even if you’re not, you gotta appreciate the hotness displayed in the trailer for the new movie:

Nice bubbles… 

Pink took a day off from touring Australia to visit sick kids at the Royal Children’s Hospital. Click here  to check out some pictures.

The star and her husband, Carey Hart, were having a day off from her 14-week Funhouse tour.

“It’s a nice thing to do but it’s really hard, really intense,” Pink said.

“It’s a totally humbling experience. I was a really sick kid, I grew up in the hospital, but not for the same reasons as these kids.”

Pink scheduled the visit after postponing it last tour.

“My mum and my stepmum are both nurses. I’ve gone to a bunch of different places. I went to a hospital in Sydney last time but I didn’t get to Melbourne. I love walking into the room and seeing the outspoken kid, the crazy one. I hope the kids enjoy it, too.”

Pink, who donated $250,000 to the Victorian bushfire appeal, specially visited a child affected by the fires who wished to remain anonymous.

She stayed to meet children and staff for an hour after photographers left.

“The camera thing freaks me out, that part’s never my idea,” she said. “If the kids are happy to see themselves in the paper that’s all good. I like that they get to show off to their brothers and sisters who aren’t there.”