During an appearance on U.S. chat show 'Katie', Deschanel explained that it was fantastic to have Swift on the set and she was impressed by how professional, talented and "funny" the young singer was:

"I love her! She's so sweet, and really tall! She's surprisingly tall. I kept being like, 'Somebody bring me a pair of heels!' [because] I just looked like a shrimp! She is awesome and so funny. She's a wonderful person and so talented."

Before last night's broadcast (May 14), the 'I Knew You Were Trouble' beauty tweeted to tell her fans the episode she features in was about to be shown: "About to watch the New Girl season finale and I totally would be even if I wasn't in this episode. @NewGirlonFOX."

Earlier this month, Jake Johnson (who plays Nick Miller on the show) also praised Swift's acting ability and said: "She came in and is really nice. It's not an easy scene. There were probably 70 extras there, though I'm sure she performs to... much bigger (crowds) than that on a regular basis. She had, like, a little monologue and delivered it perfectly. (The producer) gave her alternative jokes and lines, she delivered them all perfectly. It was frustrating!"

Watch Deschanel talk about Swift here:

The Irish singer is known for his lack of teeth after decades of drinking and debauchery.

Writing on his behalf, girlfriend Victoria Mary Clarke has taken to Twitter to encourage dentists to come forward to help out.

It seems MacGowan is looking for a winning smile in order to start an acting career in Hollywood. Clarke said:

"Shane is keen to find a dentist, so he can start in Hollywood film. Pogues/Shane fans who are great dentists please apply! Shane promises to do advertising campaign for the winning dentist!!!"

The band later tweeted themselves: "ALERT! Job offer of lifetime. Any Pogues/Shane Mac fans who are great dentists please tweet @Victoriamary to work on the great man himself!"

The singer was given dentures in 2009, but it is reported that he doesn't wear them anymore.

Online hate isn't anything new, but the 'Party in the USA' star took to Twitter last night (May 12) after it got too much.

The singer admitted that she often receives death threats on Twitter from fans of Selena Gomez and Taylor Swift - even though she is friends with them in real life. Cyrus said:

"Everyday someone with a Swift or Gomez in there name wishes terrible things upon me (death is popular) Please Smilers don't ever think somehow you are supporting me by being hateful towards other artist. My fans make me proud by supporting my music & everything I do."

She continued: "I'm sure these haters would make their idols much happier tweeting bout their music rather than wishing death upon their peers like psychos. We are all friends. Why can't you all be?"

Responding to a tweet that suggested Cyrus was "hating" on Swift and Gomez, the singer replied: "I said nothing about either of them...I said some fans are acting like psychos. Example A."

The X Factor 2008 contestant will play the role of a "bright and enthusiastic young woman with a somewhat naive view of the world".

The show will also star Kerry Howard, Miranda Hennessy and Tracy-Ann Oberman, with Vickers' role her first in acting.

Sky Living HD Antonia Hurford-Jones said: "Give Out Girls is a fantastic addition to what is shaping up to be a really strong offering of original scripted programming on the channel, of which I am hugely proud."

She continued: "With its mix of brilliant characters and the situations they get themselves into, we feel confident this is a series our customers will both enjoy and identify with."

Vickers meanwhile is expected to release her second album 'Music to Make Boys Cry' in September.

The 'I Knew You Were Trouble' hitmaker has previously starred in the blockbuster movie 'Valentine's Day' (pictured below) and has now been confirmed for a cameo in the popular comedy series, which features Zooey Deschanel as main character, Jess.

Swift will appear in the season 2 finale episode, in which Cece marries Shivrang, and according to Entertainment Weekly will play a wedding guest named Elaine.

The country-pop beauty has been mentioned in 'New Girl' before, most recently when Jess was going through a break-up and listened to Swift's '22' in her apartment. Character Schmidt also sent Cece a text message, in which he described himself as experiencing a "Taylor Swift-like range of emotions".

Swift, meanwhile, is currently in Newark on the North American leg of her 'Red' tour, which will stretch over the next 5 months.

Watch Swift's latest music video, for '22', below:

The singer will feature alongside Martin Shaw in BBC One's Inspector George Gently, which is set in the 1960s.

Lott will play the role of Megan, who is an entertainer at the Blue Bird Holiday Camp, with filming taking place from April.

Speaking about the news, the singer said: "I love the fact that Inspector George Gently is a period drama set in the '60s and I can't wait to play the role of Megan. It will be great to be filming in the North East, and getting to play a role that gives me a real feel for the period."

Series producer Matthew Bird added: "Pixie was very excited about joining the cast and we are delighted that Pixie is to make her TV acting debut in Inspector George Gently - we know she will bring something very special to the role."

Smith explained to Entertainment Weekly that he was lined up to play the slave, named Django, but decided not to accept because he wanted to play a leading character:

"Django wasn't the lead, so it was like, I need to be the lead. The other character was the lead!... I was like, 'No, Quentin, please, I need to kill the bad guy!'"

Jamie Foxx ended up portraying Django and starred alongside Leonardo DiCaprio, Samuel L. Jackson and Christoph Waltz.

The motion picture went on to win a series of awards, including Golden Globes, a BAFTA and an Oscar, and Smith added that he didn't regret turning it down despite the success it found: "I thought (the movie) was brilliant. Just not for me."

Watch Will Smith and Gary Barlow perform a rendition of 'The Fresh Prince Of Bel Air' theme song here:

The British singer appeared on the show to play himself as he looks to extend his brand deeper into the US.

Speaking to Digital Spy, Murs admitted that whilst it wasn't a big part, it has whet his appetite for acting. He said:

"It was good to be a part of that show and I get to play myself. They scripted a performance into the show and that's kinda what my role is - it's nothing amazing. I'm definitely not going win an Emmy for it! It's a great show for me to be a part of. Acting is something I would love to do in the future, but obviously I'm focused on music at the moment."

Olly Murs meanwhile is currently touring the UK on a headline arena jaunt, with Loveable Rogues as support.

Read Pressparty's recent interview with the Britain's Got Talent stars here and find out how they're finding life on the road with Murs.

The pair were involved in an embarrassing verbal fight on the set of American Idol soon after becoming new judges on the show last year.

This prompted speculation that the rest of the series could be fraught with difficulties - but Minaj told Page Six that it is all in the past.

She said: "All of that has been talked about. We had our differences, but it is all done with now, and we just get in there and do our job."

As previously reported, Minaj recently revealed her desire to try out acting.

The 'Pink Friday' star, who is well noted for her theatrics, added that she has already been looking over some scripts.

The flamboyant singer is well known for her theatrics but it seems she is contemplating diversifying into film.

Speaking to the New York Post, Minaj said that she is waiting for the right time to flex her acting muscles.

However, the 'Pink Friday' star admitted that she is already browsing some scripts for potential roles. She said:

"I would love to act, it just has to be the right project, the right movie. I have an agent, and we are looking at a couple of scripts, so we'll see."

As previously reported, Minaj recently opened up on her role as an American Idol judge, saying that the show isn't purely about vocals.

Michael Lombardo told the Daily News that the documentary, entitled 'Life Is But A Dream', doesn't really fit well with the channel in terms of what it usually broadcasts but they decided to make an exception as it was "undeniably moving and honest":

“I have no clue why this works. If someone said to me, 'Why is this on HBO?' I can't say why, this isn't a tradition documentary and this isn't a traditional music special because there's something undeniably moving and honest about it.”

“I knew who Beyonce was, but I wasn't really a fan. If you had asked me to name more than one of her songs at that point I couldn't.”

He added that it was especially inspiring to see a megastar lay herself out so openly and reveal the "sweaty" and hardworking side of fame: "This felt so fresh and honest to me. She's constantly walking this line between public performer and private person, and wrestling with how, in this massive spotlight, she can hold onto the part of yourself that makes it real."

“It's such an honest struggle and such an honest conversation. I was also dazzled by how hard she works, the unbelievable, unsexy, hard, sweaty work that goes into mounting a show – any show she does. You just have to take your hat off to her.”

Watch the official HBO trailer for Beyoncé's documentary here:

The singer isn't quite best known for Arnold Schwarzenegger-esque muscles but it seems he is lining himself up for a bruiser role in the future.

Murs sees himself as a Jason Statham type figure - but he told The Sun that he is wanting to concentrate on his music career at the moment. He said:

"I could be a badass. I could be like a Jason Statham. I love action films. I'd love to do acting at some point in the future. Now it's music, but it's all about progression."

The cheeky chappie is currently hosting the Xtra Factor alongside Caroline Flack, but he recently revealed that he is unsure if he will return for the spin-off show's next series.

He recently made a comeback with the single 'Suit & Tie' and is due to release a new record, entitled 'The 20/20 Experience', and told two GRAMMYs Camp reporters that he took elements from both music and acting to shape his new material:

"it's made me take a slightly different approach to storytelling in some of my songs. I'm gonna put a lot of music out over the course of the year and some songs have become really concept-driven; some songs have become a simple idea that turns into something big."

He continued: "Now I can really paint a picture for people 'cause being involved in the film process, you get to see the writing change, you get to see the direction change, you get to see all those things change. But you get to see those things change and you go, "You can really do this with music, too." You can play a character but you can also write the world that you want your character to live in and then what does that world sound like?"

Watch Timberlake's impressive performance from last night's (February 10) GRAMMYs here:

The singer unveiled debut record 'The Female Boss' late last year, but it only managed to chart at No.35 in the UK.

Speaking to the Metro, the X Factor UK judge - who has featured in films such as Demons Never Die - revealed that she wants to focus herself on acting this coming year instead of music. The singer said:

"I've kinda been doing acting for a while but never found the time. Now the album is out and done, I can find the time. I love acting as much as music so I would want to go to the top as much as I would in music. The X Factor is the only TV I would really do but I am getting back into my acting career this year. There's a couple of films in the pipeline."

Speaking about the last year and releasing her solo album, Tulisa added: "It was pretty much a crazy year and everything felt like it was crammed in from recording the album to X Factor, everything was just insane. Feels good to be out the way. I'm looking forward to starting a new chapter."