JODIE SWEETIN'S BABY MADE WITH METH...

I mean love. Stephanie Tanner loves being a drug addict. I mean mother. Jodie Tanner tells People Magazine, "I'm very lucky to have made it through to the other side." I'm pretty sure she was stoned giving this interview. I think she may be talking about making it through to the other side of the K hole she's been in for nine months. Well it's a good thing People Mag gave the "former" drug addict cash money to appear on the cover. Now Stephanie Sweetin don't go spend that whole hundred on one fix. Just kidding I love her. Bless her speedy Speed-induced beating heart. Oh and possible baby names for the baby are Bookshelf or Sandstorm.

COVER STORY... JENNIFER LOPEZ

People magazine grabs the first look of J.LO and her fraternal twins, Max and Emma for the hot ticket price of 6 million. The babies were born Feb.22 in Long Island, N.Y. Definitely Marc Anthony's babies!

FEBRUARY ISSUE OF PEOPLE MAGAZINE CHRISTINA AGUILERA AND NEW BABY BOY MAX LIRON BRATMAN PHOTOS

CELEBS SUPPORT BRITNEY SPEARS ...

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Rachel Bilson to GQ magazine: “I think people just need to leave her the f— alone. You see things on the news—hundreds of paparazzi. She can’t drive her car. I don’t know what she is doing as a mother, but that’s a really hard place to be.”

Demi Moore to V magazine:"No one has seen it worse than Britney Spears," says Demi, who stars with Michael Caine in the jewel heist flick Flawless, due in theaters at the end of March. "How can anyone see that and think that's an OK way to expect anybody to live, no matter where they're at in their life?"

Miley Cyrus to People magazine: "I think that she needs help. If I didn't have [my family], I'd probably be in the same position. You just got to know who your true friends are, and I think, for me, [that] is my mom. If you have sisters, I mean any girls that are in your family, that can understand and relate to you, I think is the best."

AJ McLean to People magazine: "I believe in her 110 percent, but she needs to call [me]. First I would say, 'What the hell is wrong with you?' Second I would say, 'What is really wrong with you? What are you not saying to everybody else?'