The annual music and arts festival, Coachella, is upon us and it is nothing short of a star-studded affair.
Traveling to the desert in Indio, CA, some of our favorite celebs arrived yesterday (April 16) including, Paris and Nicky Hilton, Katy Perry, Kristin Cavallari, Mischa Barton, Anne Hathaway and John Mayer.
Always popular with the Hollywood crowd, the stars were out in full force at the 2010 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in Indio, California on Friday (April 16).
Turning up for the annual event on the first day of action were Tinseltown cuties such as Whitney Port, Camilla Belle and Drea de Matteo, as well as singers John Mayer, Katy Perry and Pink and cute couple Kelly Osbourne and Luke Worrall.
Opening up about the hurt she’s felt from ex-boyfriend John Mayer, Jessica Simpson told Oprah Winfrey she hasn’t forgiven him for his interview in Playboy magazine.
The “No Such Thing” singer boasted about his sexual experiences with Simpson, only to later publicly apologize for his words. But Jessica isn’t having it.
Now that the whole world knows that John Mayer enjoyed his sexual escapades with Jessica Simpson, the “Come on Over” songstress is trying to deal with the embarrassment.
During her interview on “The Oprah Winfrey Show,” Ms. Simpson said she’s more disappointed with the “No Such Thing” singer than anything else.
Continuing to try and mend the situation, John Mayer was back to apologizing for his controversial Playboy magazine interview – during which he used what many feel to be inappropriate language.
Talking to the crowd at his Madison Square Garden gig last night, Mayer said, "I hate to come off like an a**hole ever, and thank you guys for believing that I am not an a**hole.”
It’s no secret that John Mayer dished on his sexual escapades with Jessica Simpson in his recent interview with Playboy magazine, and Jessica’s dad couldn’t be more upset.
Joe Simpson reportedly called the “No Such Thing” crooner to give him a piece of his mind after hearing the things Mayer said about Jess.
After his controversial interview in Playboy magazine, John Mayer has received a lot of flack, but one charity is standing by the musician.
The Isaac Foundation, which raises money for children with a rare enzyme deficiency known as MPS VI, says in its blog that the 32-year-old singer is a “kind, caring and compassionate person” they have to come “respect.”
