Jennifer Lopez Combats Engagement Rumors With Her 2002 Hit

Some stars battle wild rumors through their reps, others choose to completely ignore them. Jennifer Lopez opens up her own archives. The singer posted lyrics from her 2002 hit "Jenny from the Block" to cleverly deny she and boyfriend of seven months, Casper Smart, are engaged. "Rumors!!! Don't be fooled by the rocks that I got," she wrote on her website, alongside a picture showing her in a sexy white dress with a naked ring finger.

The lyrics are appropriate for the situation and, perhaps inadvertently, show that she's learned marrying a back-up dancer boyfriend of seven months isn't the best idea. Back when that song came out she was in the process of divorcing her first backup dancer, Cris Judd. The two got married in September 2001 after seven months of dating. By June of the next year, they had called it quits and Lopez was in the process of moving on with Ben Affleck.

Hopefully the singer will give it at least seven more months before embarking on her fourth marriage...

Charlize Theron Shaved Her Head! How Much Money Would it Take For You to Shave Yours?

Actress Charlize Theron is one of our favorites here at StyleBistro HQ. Not only is she just, you know, drop-dead gorgeous, but she's also a brilliant actress and isn't afraid to tackle some, um, more controversial roles (raise your hand if you loved Young Adult as much as we did!).

Yesterday, Charlize was snapped taking her adorable son Jackson to the doctor—and she was wearing a hat... with nothing underneath. That's right, the star whose beautiful locks have inspired tons of other women to go blonde has completely shaved her head—buzz-buzz, dunzo.

According to industry water-cooler talk, Charlize's new look is purely professional—she's set to star as Furiosa in the upcoming film Mad Max: Fury Road.

We'll be bringing you photos of Charlize's actual shaved head as they come through on the wire, but in the meantime, let's discuss: What do you think about Charlize's new hairdo (or lack thereof)? Would you ever shave your head? What if someone gave you a few million dollars? How much would someone have to pay you to get you to shave your head? Let's put it to a poll, shall we.

Minka Kelly Could Possibly Be Dating Wilmer Valderrama

From MLB superstar to a notorious Hollywood womanizer most recently connected to Demi Lovato, Minka Kelly looks to have found herself a new man in Wilmer Valderrama.The picture perfect brunette and Kelly have reportedly been getting real cozy together in Australia, an island nation neither celeb calls home. People reports the two went Down Under to celebrate the grand opening of Sydney's Marquee nightclub.

But don't worry, this isn't just another purely speculative piece involving questionable sources and anonymous quotes. No, they were definitely spotted strolling about Balmoral Beach. Really, there's picture proof.

Kelly, who last dated Yankees slugger Derek Jeter, hasn't commented on the rumors. But she did retweet an Instagram photo the actor posted online, and what would you know, both her and Valderrama appear in the poorly cropped shot. So clearly something's going on.

Listen: Madonna Quotes Cyndi Lauper in New Single 'Girl Gone Wild'

Madonna's been called pretentious many times in her decades-long career, thanks in part to her come-and-go British accent and her glib use of words like "reductive." But when it comes to her music, Madonna can hardly be accused of going too highbrow: Her new single "Girl Gone Wild" is really only notable for its shameless party anthem lyrics ("I'm like hey-ey-ey / I'm like a girl gone wild"). It says something about the emotional depth of a song when Joe Francis starts threatening to sue for trademark infringement.

The Queen of Pop released a lyrics video for "Girl Gone Wild" on Monday, giving fans a sneak peek at racy album artwork created by Mert and Marcus (the famed fashion photography duo have already filmed the song's music video, which is sure to feature Madonna in various states of undress). The Benny Benassi-produced song is typical club fare, save a nod to fellow '80s great Cyndi Lauper with the lyric, "Girls, they just wanna have some fun." The problem is it's not actually all that fun.