Brad Pitt gets candid in the upcoming issue of Parade magazine, discussing his love with Angelina Jolie, being a father to their six children -- and what really matters to him in life. Click the photos to read what he's revealing!

Want to find out how to be a roadie for a day on Miley Cyrus' new concert tour? Click the video for an exclusive message from Miley herself! Click here to shop for Miley's old duds on eBay from August 6 through August 13 to win the chance to meet her backstage on her 45-city tour, kicking off in Portland on September 14. The charitable auction is for the Pappy Cyrus Family Foundation, which was set up last year in honor of her grandfather. Miley's spending her summer filming 'The Last Song.' Kelly Preston and Greg Kinnear play her parents. And don't miss Miley's new single, "Party in the USA."

Laura Ling took to her Facebook page Wednesday to express her gratitude for being back home. Read on for more… The newly freed journalist, who is the sister of TV journalist Lisa Ling, posted the following message on her profile on the social networking Web site: "Thank you, thank you, thank you to EVERYONE! I am so overwhelmed by the support we’ve received. I’m incredibly exhausted, but feel so fortunate to be free again."

Chris Brown appeared in court on Wednesday to be sentenced for pleading guilty to felony assault in June related to a domestic violence incident involving his then-girlfriend Rihanna, but the judge announced that the hearing has been delayed. The judge said the Brown's hearing will be continued on August 27 at 2 p.m. The R&B singer arrived to the L.A. courthouse in a grey suit, pink shirt and sunglasses. Last month, he released a video on his official Web site apologizing for his actions and to Rihanna. Brown's plea deal calls for him to face five years of probation and six months of community labor, says the Associated Press.

TV journalist Lisa Ling, along with the husband of her newly freed sister Laura Ling, spoke candidly Wednesday about the condition of the journalists on their first day back home from North Korea. Lisa Ling described her sister as being "exhausted," revealing what she's looking forward to: "She said she's really, really anxious to eat fresh fruit and fresh food. She was telling us how there were rocks in her rice…she's just anxious to eat fresh food. I know that there will be a sushi dinner at some point really soon." Ling went on to praise her younger sister for her strength, expressing her deep sense of gratitude for her release: "My sister is an incredible journalist, and an incredibly smart woman, but to me she’s my little sister and so not being able to communicate with her, not being able to see her or talk to her on a ...

Alana Stewart was best friends with Farrah Fawcett for 30 years. Now in her intimate new memoir, she reveals how the "Charlie's Angel" star inspired her even in the worst of times. In a People exclusive, Alana shares excerpts from the book. On finding out her friend had cancer: "My daughter came into my room this morning, visibly upset," she writes. Upon hearing tabloid reports that Farrah has cancer, she said "Of course not, that's ridiculous." But her heart sank when she called her long-time friend. "I called Farrah just to make sure. 'It's true,' she said softly. Then she started to cry. She was trying to be brave, but with me, she let it all out."

Kim Kardashian's sister, Kourtney, told Ryan Seacrest she hopes Kim and Reggie Bush will get back together. The TV beauty and her NFL star beau of two years called it quits last week. "We all love Reggie," Kourtney told On Air with Ryan Seacrest on 102.7 KIIS FM. "Mom (Kris Jenner) just said she's going to training camp and dragging him back." When asked if she thinks Kim and Reggie will get back together, Kourtney responded, "I hope so."

Denise Richards has a simple solution when dealing with the paparazzi -- threaten to drive over them! While leaving the Neil George Salon in Beverly Hills, the reality siren is trapped by the paps as she pulls out of the driveway. "I'm gonna run you guys over," she says, prompting them to move. Hollywood.tv captures the action.

ET has the latest... Just moments after freed American journalists Euna Lee and Laura Ling landed in Burbank, CA, Ling spoke to the crowd saying, "the past 140 days have been the most difficult heart-wrenching times of our lives." Ling reveals how she and Euna found out they would be coming home. "We feared that at any moment we could be sent to a hard labor camp and suddenly we were told we were going to a meeting and we were taken to a location and we walked through the doors we saw standing before us, President Bill Clinton," she said. "We were shocked. But we knew instantly in our heart that the nightmare of our lives was finally coming to and end and now we stand here home and free.

ET is on the ground at the Burbank airport, where former President Bill Clinton has brought home U.S. journalists Laura Ling and Euna Lee after successfully negotiating their release from North Korea. Their plane has just touched down on the runway, and they are expected to speak at a news conference in moments. In a statement, Clinton says: "I am very happy that after this long ordeal, Laura Ling and Euna Lee are now home and reunited with their loved ones.