● Courtney Love talks about the time Sharon Stone screamed at her in front of Anna Wintour. Oh, memories. [NYMag]
● Miley Cyrus hasn’t seen Twilight -- and doesn’t plan to. “I don’t believe in it. I don’t like vampires ... I don’t want anything to do with it.”[EW]
● Twihards, brace yourselves: Dakota Fanning and Kristen Stewart will lock lips in their next film, The Runaways; according to Fanning, it’s a very passionate kiss. [AccessHollywood]

Nintendo is embracing its inner fashion know-how and launching Style Savvy, a game where players act as shopkeepers, running virtual boutiques and addressing issues from what stock to carry to customer service. In total, Style Savvy features "16 lines with over 10,000 items to stock your store with. And even the customers have different personalities, so you need to treat each one individually in order to get them to come back," says Fashionista. Do so successfully (e.g. sell the fashions you've selected) and you win points that add up to eventually conquer the game. It's sort of like that summer job at Banana Republic, only without the class rage.

● Now there’s video of Britney Spears exclaiming that her "lady part" is hanging out of her effing bedazzled leotard. Classy. [TMZ]
● Someone on eBay is selling an original Elsa Schiaparelli compact powder box constructed by Salvador Dali from a rotary phone dial. This piece of eccentricity can be yours for any bid over $710. [Ebay]
● No Doubt is gearing up for an appearance on Gossip Girl and a summer tour. The theme of the tour, according to guitarist Tom Dumont, is from the film A Clockwork Orange. So they’re a 90s ska band singing an 80s cover song on GG, performing against a 60s-styled stage. Got it. [Buzznet]

Whether you were planning on enjoying a delightful singles' staycation by drawing a bath and listening to Tori Amos' Under the Pink or thinking about lovingly cramming burgers into your paramour's mouth while humming "Afternoon Delight" to the visible discomfort of nearby diners, Valentine's Day no doubt maintains a chokehold on your heart, no matter how large or little it is. And this year, it seems our favorite celebrities -- beacons of hope and faith like Teri Hatcher and that other quite-talented Amy Winehouse soundalike -- share our plebian sentiments about this dreadful day (and let's not kid ourselves, that's exactly what it is).