From left: Kim Kardashian, Kris Humphries and Kris Jenner Trovarelli /Biagi/AKM Images

She has a reality TV empire, her own fragrance line and plans to marry her NBA player beau Kris Humphries, but there’s a few more things bride-to-be Kim Kardashian wants – like a Christofle coffee pot and a Baccarat onyx vase.

Ready to plan her nuptials, Kardashian, 30, is ironing out her wedding registry for her gift-hunting guests, a source confirms to PEOPLE.

The reality star, known for her stylish, sophisticated taste, is already registered at Gearys, Beverly Hills’s one-stop luxury shop, and home store Williams-Sonoma. What made the bride-to-be’s wish list?
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Gomez, 18, blames an overload of junk food for her hospitalization for what she called a bad case of being “malnourished”.

“I do eat,” she said on Kidd Kraddick’s radio show in Texas on Thursday. “The problem is I don’t eat right. I love everything that’s possibly not good for me.”

But referring to her “Supermom,” Gomez says she’s getting help doing what’s better for her body.

“She’s definitely shoving vitamins down my mouth and following me around,” she says of her mommy. “But at the same time, I was a stubborn kid, so I got to eat whatever I wanted. I have to have creamed spinach or cheese on my broccoli. I have to have something that makes it not healthy.”

Gomez’s favorite guilty pleasures? “I love M&Ms, Kit Kats, Snickers and Goobers at the movies,” she admits.

Luckily, thanks to her mom’s influence, Gomez is on the path to recovery.

“I’m good now, thank you,” she says. “I’m so much better.”
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Selena Gomez returned to the stage Monday in Santa Monica after canceling a performance while she was in the hospital.

“I want to thank you so much for coming,” the Disney star told the audience at Santa Monica Place. “If you guys came on Friday, I’m so sorry that I couldn’t be here. … I love you guys very much.”

When asked about her hospitalization, she told UsMagazine.com, “I was just very malnourished, so I was low on iron and exhausted.”

She sang “Who Says” and “A Year Without Rain” in front of about 500 young fans, saying, “I do feel better!”

Gomez was taken to the hospital after taping The Tonight Show With Jay Leno last Thursday.

“She wasn’t feeling well and was taken to the hospital,” her rep said in a statement then. “She is currently undergoing routine tests.”

#GetWellSelena became a trending topic on Twitter Friday as news broke that she was hospitalized.

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It must be said: even in this day and age, when a glut of awards show clutters network TV for a good quarter of the year, the Billboard Music Awards, just back from a five-year break, was missed.

Maybe it’s because of all that Grammy brouhaha this past February where show producers were confronted with the fact that music’s most popular artists struggle to get recognized. That certainly wasn’t the case on Sunday’s show where Justin Bieber walked away with six trophies, while Grammy favorites Lady Antebellum and Taylor Swift nabbed three.

Add to that a risqué performance by Rihanna (joined by Britney Spears), a gravity-defying stunt by Cee Lo Green, Nicki Minaj, Lil Wayne and a giant chicken, and this was certainly not your run-of-the-mill awards show. (Billboard – like The Hollywood Reporter – is owned by Prometheus Global Media.)

What didn’t you see on the broadcast? Read on for THR’s report from the white carpet, backstage and beyond…

• Drummer Travis Barker is among the first to hit the carpet with his three adorable kids in tow. While he’s sold many millions of albums as a member of Blink-182, the economics have changed dramatically as a solo artist. “The days of the big diamond records are gone,” he says. “It’s more about people connecting to your music. YouTube – that’s the new MTV,  that’s the radar, though I was happy to sell 50,000 in my first three weeks. I didn’t expect that just being a drummer.”

• At around 3:45 p.m., Lady Antebellum huddle with Glee’s Matthew Morrison on the carpet. Asked about the pressure of following up such a massive album as Need You Now, vocalist Dave Haywood tells THR, “We definitely recognize the pressure in some respects but we try not to overthink it, like, is this going to cross over? We were about making great music and let it take us down whatever road.”

• Neil Diamond has done more than his share of touring around the globe, but even he recognizes the importance and impact of U2’s live show. “They’re very real live, I think that’s their secret,” he says. “People shell out hundreds of dollars because they want a real live experience and U2 provides that.”

• Fergie would swap places with Dev, the featured vocalist on Far East Movement’s hit “Like A G6” in a heartbeat. “When ‘G6’ came out, I wished we had done that song,” she says. “I just wanted to say that part.”

• Word trickles down the carpet that Bieber and Selena Gomez have arrived in the same car. Alas, Gomez would walk the carpet solo while Bieber headed inside.

• A girl-heavy start to the show forces the likes of Rihanna and Minaj to book down the carpet in order to get to the stage in time.

• Late carpet arrivals include Swift, Keith Urban and Nicole Kidman, who were among several power couples in attendance, including Bieber and Gomez and Jay-Z and Beyonce.

• Following her opening performance of “S&M” (with Spears), a wide-eyed Randy Jackson stops Rihanna on the backstage ramp to tell her, “You’re amazing.”

• Backstage was buzzing in anticipation of Cee Lo’s flying piano trick, with crew members gathered around monitors to watch or sneaking a peek from the side of the stage. Said Kelly Rowland following the spectacle: “I was, like, how is this happening? This is cool!”

• After finger-picking a banjo alongside country star Urban, surprisingly musical host Ken Jeong trashes it backstage. He later tells reporters that, having not played classical piano since he was a kid, he practiced for a month straight.

• Following another win for Rihanna, this time radio artist of the year (presented by Joe Jonas), she’s spotted running in six-plus inch heels backstage towards the artist trailers.

• Ryan Tedder and Far East Movement team up for “Rocketeer” followed by OneRepublic’s “Good Life,” during which Tedder loses the sound in his in-ears after the first line. “I sang the entire thing flying blind,” he tells THR after the performance, clearly concerned about how it sounded. “Unfortunately, there was no audio on stage so I was hearing the reflection off the back of the arena. I have decent enough pitch, so hopefully it wasn’t terrible. I guess I’ll find out when I watch it on YouTube.”

• It’s a near melee backstage after U2 accepts its honor for highest grossing tour. Joined by Interscope Geffen A&M chairman Jimmy Iovine, the four band members are surrounded by dozens of well-wishers, including Justin Bieber and the Black Eyed Peas’ will.i.am.

• Back in the press room, Snoop Dogg is both surprised and delighted to hear a question asked by Robin Leach, who now lives in Vegas and reports on entertainment.

• Following Spears’s second stage appearance, joining Minaj for “Til the World Ends,” Spears’s longtime manager Larry Rudolph looks pleased with how the night has turned out for the pop star as colleagues stop to congratulate him.

• The night ends with Neil Diamond doing what he does best: getting the audience on its feet and singing along to his hits (on tap: “Sweet Caroline” into the crowd-pleaser “America”). “The feeling of performing live, he told THR, is “the best, scariest, most thrilling thrill ride there is.” As is the experience of seeing it.

• Attending the official Billboard Awards after-party at Tao at the Venetian were Joe Jonas, Tim Allen and Ken Jeung. At midnight, Rihanna, wearing all gold, arrived at the adjacent Palazzo for an event she was hosting at Lavo Nightclub. Bieber joined his manager Scooter Braun, girlfriend Gomez, Morrison, Rowland and members of The Killers for an Island Def Jam post-show dinner and celebration at Blue Ribbon Sushi at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
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In the video, which was directed by Nigel Dick (Britney Spears’ “Oops…I Did It Again,” Oasis’ “Wonderwall,” Nickelback’s “Photograph”), Cook goes AWOL from his band’s tour and loses his wallet on the beach. The band finds his stuff, and believes that he has gone missing and might have drowned. Cook, meanwhile, is oblivious to their concerns.

“It would have been easy to just set the band up and do a broody performance video,” Cook explained to EW. “But I wanted to do something a little more fun.”

In the preview shot above, Cook discovers a newspaper that contains the headline “David Cook Feared Drowned,” a prop he was particularly proud of. “I’m going to frame it and hang it in the house,” he said. “It’s probably one of the best perks or gifts I’ve ever gotten from this whole experience.”

The video will be premiering online on Monday (May 23), and Cook hopes that the positive vibe on set comes across in the clip. “We had so much fun over the two day shoot, and I really think people will be able to see that.”

Another day, another song from Lady Gaga.

On Monday afternoon, she dropped her fourth single, “Hair,” on iTunes. It is the fourth track released from “Born this Way,” her album which is due May 23.

“Hair,” which features sax player Clarence Clemons of Bruce Springsteen’s E Street Band, includes the lyrics: “This is my prayer, that I’ll die living just as free as my hair.”

“It’s really up-tempo,” she has said of the track, according to MTV News. “It’s a club record, but has a Bruce Springsteen vibe. It’s really interesting because it’s putting sax on a huge dance record.”

The 35-year-old singer is in the Italy to celebrate and perform at the wedding of Vinita, daughter of the Indian Iron King, who wed Muqui. The Waka Waka hitmaker took time to see the sights while attending the nuptials.

Shakira is currently in the middle of her world tour, The Sun Comes Out. Her next stop is Poland! The tour continues on to Russia, Spain and Germany, to name a few, before ending in France mid-June.

Meanwhile…
Mika has crooned the Dinka Chika number in Ready. This is the first time the singer has lent his vocals for Salman. Mika thinks he has a lot in common with Sallu – both have been labelled as bad boys, both are very close to their bodyguards, Salman’s bodyguard Shera and Mika’s bodyguard Tiger (who is no more) and both have courted numerous controversies. Tee hee!

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