Chord Overstreet, who joined Glee last season as recurring guest star and transfer student Sam Evans, will not be a series regular for season three, a rep for Fox confirms to PEOPLE.

"Well its been a good yr too bad its over," the actor, 22, Tweeted Friday, seemingly alluding to his diminished role on the show. "Time for summer and starting fresh."

The rep did not disclose the reason for the decision, but Overstreet might make his way back to the Glee gang as an occasional guest star, a source close to the show tells TV Line, which first reported the news.

So who got the green light for season 3?

Darren Criss, who plays Warbler crooner Blaine, and Harry Shum Jr., who plays dancing machine Mike, were both upgraded to full-time series regulars this fall.

The casting news comes on the heels of a recent promise from creator Ryan Murphy that some of the show's main characters would graduate by the end of season three.

"We didn't want to have a show where they were in high school for eight years," Murphy told Ryan Seacrest on his KIIS-FM radio show last month. Vignette StoryServer 6.0 Sat Jul 02 18:01:28 2011

Let?s face it, some celebrity children are just destined to be awesome like their parents. Kingston and Zuma Rossdale are two celebrity children who fall into that category.

Over the weekend, Kingston,5, was seen sporting a blue mohawk and Zuma, 2, was beating a child?s size drum kit while shoe shopping in West Hollywood with parents Gavin Rossdale and Gwen Stefani. Zuma was looks comfortable and happy rocking out on the drums while his big brother is busy picking out shoes. Kingston settled on a pair of brown work boots and to celebrate the successful shopping day the boys were treated to some fro-yo.

PHOTOS: Kingston And Zuma Rossdale Phone Mommy

These kids are too cool for words. They are already attending Hollywood parties and red carpet events, and their eccentric styles probably have all the other kids at the park looking on with envy. These kids make me jealous for my unborn children. To top it off, Zuma looks totally badass with his arm in a cast, and I like to believe he was attempting some totally awesome ninja move when he fell off the countertop.

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?Transformers 3? actress Rosie Huntington-Whiteley has quite a crush on Prince Harry and jokes she is awaiting his proposal.

The ?Transformers: Dark of the Moon? beauty reveals that Prince Harry is her ideal guy.  We?re certain her current boyfriend, actor Jason Statham, loves to hear that!

Rosie told Vogue magazine that she informed Prince Harry of her obsession with him, stating, ?I?m waiting for my proposal.I keep writing. I think he knows how obsessed I am. Well, he does now. He?s so handsome.?

The model/actress even prompts Prince Harry to pop the questions, sending him the message, ?Come on Harry!?

Whiteley also said she has problems keeping her hands off her handsome co-star, Shia LaBeouf.

Rosie said she needed a chastity belt to avoid Shia?s charming ways.  The actress said, ?It was tough. I mean I really had to tie myself into my trailer. I really had to restrain myself for seven months of shooting.?

LaBeouf recently revealed he hooked up with Megan Fox on the set of the movie, possibly while she was dating her now-hubby, Brian Austin Green.

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03 July 2011

Elizabeth Hurley is happy to try new things and doesn't worry about what other people think of her.

Elizabeth Hurley no longer cares what people think.

The 46-year-old beauty - who revealed earlier this year her marriage to Arun Nayar was over after it emerged she had been secretly dating former cricketer Shane Warne - finds getting older "liberating" because she is more open to new things.

She said: "It helps to be open to new things. Some close off and become more insular as they grow older, for me it's the other way. I care less what people think. It's liberating."

It helps to be open to new things. Some close off and become more insular as they grow older, for me it's the other way. I care less what people think. It's liberating.

Elizabeth - who has a nine-year-old son Damian with former boyfriend Steve Bing - believes it is more important to take care of her appearance now she is getting older as she doesn't want to look like a "bag lady".

She added in an interview with Grazia magazine: "As you get older it's the grooming - unkempt doesn't work.

"At 19 you can have buttons hanging off and stringy hair, but as we get older we look like bag ladies if we let things slide."

03 July 2011

Avril Lavigne admits it can be ''weird'' to see fans with tattoos in her likeness, but finds their tributes ''incredible''.

Avril Lavigne thinks fans who have tattoos of her likeness are "incredible".

The 'What the Hell' hitmaker - who has several inkings herself - admits it can be "weird" to see the length some people will go to to prove their love for her, but she is flattered by the attention.

She said: "Lots of fans have the same tattoos I've had done, but I have seen portraits of myself. They looked like me. That's the most important thing, isn't it?

One guy had a black-and-white portrait of my face on his shoulder. Is it weird? Yeah but it's pretty incredible. It makes you think, 'Wow my music has had an impact on their life - someone is really dedicated.

"One guy had a black-and-white portrait of my face on his shoulder. Is it weird? Yeah but it's pretty incredible. It makes you think, 'Wow my music has had an impact on their life - someone is really dedicated."

The 26-year-old star also admitted she still enjoys hearing her own music on the radio as it makes her feel "proud".

She told Q magazine: "Whenever a song of mine comes on the radio I don't switch off. Never. It's awesome. Makes me proud.

"Whenever I get to the end of making an album, I take a copy home and play it for my friends and ask them what they think. Of course, they always like it."