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Busy Philipps and Michelle Williams have shown us over and over how much they truly love each other as BFFs, but it wasn't until their hotel room shenanigans at Paris Fashion Week that we got to see how strong their trust in one another is.

On her Instagram Story earlier this week, Philipps' dyed her friend's hair pink, as they both laughed, smiled -- and sipped wine.

You can see the beautiful madness unfold below.

Photo: busyphilipps on Instagram Story

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“Guys, I'm putting the pink in. I am massaging the pink into the little pixie’s hair," Philipps play-by-played her fans. "Michelle’s hair is going to be perfectly millennial pink."

After it was all over, she reassured Williams, "It's f**king beautiful."

Now they share everything, including hair color! Philipps has been...

Kylie Jenner takes Miami! The 19-year-old cosmetics queen traveled to Florida for the annual Art Basel show with her longtime love, Tyga.

Watch: Kylie Jenner Cuddles Up to Tyga While Hosting Friendsgiving -- See Their Sweet Kiss!

On Thursday night, the pair were spotted out in Miami together. Kylie wore a skin-tight red mini dress with red heels. But when her shoes turned out to be too painful, her pal switched with her.

“True friends swap shoes when ur in pain,” the Keeping Up With the Kardashians star captioned a Snapchat shot.

She also posted a video of herself from behind the wheel of a Lamborghini.

But when she got back to her hotel room, Kylie got a little racy.

She posted several photos and videos to Snapchat and Instagram panning over her long legs in sparkly fishnet tights (and no undies) as she twisted around in her sheets.

Watch: Kylie Jenner Celebrates Tyga's Birthday in White...

Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth may not be engaged, but the singer still spends time with his family. Cyrus, 23, met up with Hemsworth's sister-in-law, Elsa Pataky, along with a few others for a girls' lunch in Los Angeles on Saturday. "True friends are never apart, maybe in distance but never in heart!" 39-year-old Pataky, the wife of Chris Hemsworth, captioned a group photo. Cyrus sported a pair of high-waisted jean capri pants decorated with Disney-themed images and a striped short-sleeve crop top. Pataky, meanwhile, wore boyfriend jeans and a flowing floral blouse. The outing comes just a few days after...

Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth may not be engaged, but the singer still spends time with his family. Cyrus, 23, met up with Hemsworth's sister-in-law, Elsa Pataky, along with a few others for a girls' lunch in Los Angeles on Saturday. "True friends are never apart, maybe in distance but never in heart!" 39-year-old Pataky, the wife of Chris Hemsworth, captioned a group photo. Cyrus sported a pair of high-waisted jean capri pants decorated with Disney-themed images and a striped short-sleeve crop top. Pataky, meanwhile, wore boyfriend jeans and a flowing floral blouse. The outing comes just a few days after...

A photo posted by Elsa Pataky (@elsapatakyconfidential) on Apr 16, 2016 at 7:52pm Pdt Nearly a week after attending the La premiere of The Huntsman: Winter's War with Liam Hemsworth, Miley Cyrus enjoyed a girls' lunch with Liam's sister-in-law Elsa Pataky. On Saturday, Chris Hemsworth's wife took to Instagram to share a photo of from their hang out session, writing, "True friends are never apart, maybe in distance but never in heart! #girlslunch #la #bestmoments #loveyougirls #missyou @gisellamarengo @martamilans @mileycyrus #michele #nora." This isn't the first time we've gotten a glimpse of Elsa and Miley's close relationship. After ringing in the New Year with Liam, the "Wrecking Ball" singer attended the Falls Music Festival at Byron Bay with the actress in Australia. See Elsa's post above, and then look back on all the ups and downs of Miley and Liam's epic saga.

Miley Cyrus recently had a girls' lunch with one of Liam Hemsworth's family members. The 23-year-old pop star joined several friends and Elsa Pataky, wife of the 26-year-old's brother and fellow actor Chris Hemsworth, 32, at Soho House West Hollywood. Elsa, 39, posted a photo of the group on her Instagram page Saturday. "True friends are never apart, maybe in distance but never in heart! #girlslunch #la #bestmoments #loveyougirls #missyou @gisellamarengo @martamilans @mileycyrus #michele #nora," she wrote alongside the pic. Miley, who rose to fame as a the star of the Disney Channel's Hannah Montana, sports high-waisted, painted Mickey Mouse...

Selena Gomez, it’s your 21st birthday and you can love who you want to! If Justin’s the man you think is “The One,” then you need to go with your heart, no matter what your friends say.

Selena Gomez – you’ve turned 21-years-old and that means, you’re certainly old enough to make your own romantic decisions about Justin Bieber. You don’t have to listen to your disaproving friends.

Selena Gomez, Enjoy Your Birthday

Selena, you had a busy pre-birthday weekend — first at friend, Julianne Hough‘s 25th birthday party where you were presented with a birthday cake decorated with a photo of yourself and Justin kissing.

Then on Sunday, July 21, your besties, including Spring Breakers co-star Ashley Benson, surprised you with tacos from your favorite fast food restaurant, Jack in the Box, and Then you released a fun, wild video for your song “Birthday” at 12:01 Am Pst.

Kristen, I know it’s hard when you still have strong feelings for Rob, but he’s truly ready to move on. You need to accept that this is probably the end.

Kristen Stewart — we know how hard it is to be dumped, especially by Robert Pattinson, a man you still love.

Kristen Stewart — You’ve Got To Let Rob Go

You still believe that Rob is your soul mate. After your terrible cheating mistake, you worked non-stop to earn back his love and trust.

You thought you had succeeded and that your relationship had even survived a “trial separation” initiated by Rob, when he went to Australia.

But then Rob shockingly pulled the plug on your romance before his 27th birthday. A source told HollywoodLife.com that the final straw was when Rob found out you were texting Rupert Sanders about possibly directing Snow White and the Huntsman 2.

However,...

Col*Coa is winding down, but you can still catch a few stellar films and see the award winners for free Monday, April 22, 2013.

Award Screenings at 6:00 pm: The evening will start with the rerun of two awarded films in the Renoir and Truffaut Theaters at the DGA. Films will be announced on Sunday April 21 on the Col*Coa website, on Facebook, Twitter and on the Col•Coa info line (310) 289 5346. Free admission on a First comes First Served basis. No RSVP needed.

You can stay and also see the Closing Night Films at 8:30 pm at the DGA. Reservations needed. Those are both North American Premieres of two very anticipated French films. The thriller Moebus by Eric Rochant will show for free as will the comedy Like Brothers by Hugo Gélin.

Being among the French filmmakers (and I saw way too few of the films) gave me such a surprising sense of renewal - again because of this upcoming generation. After seeing City of Lights, the short by Pascal Tessaud which preceded the classic Jacques Demy film Bay of Angels starring a platinum blond gambling-addicted Jeanne Moreau in Cannes, Nice and Monte Carlo in 1963, we spoke at length about what is called "The New Vibe". City of Lights stars a deeply quiet young man from "les banlieus", the notorious "suburbs" surrounding Paris where the international mix of young (and old) proletariat population is invisible to the rest of France except when the anger erupts into riots. This first generation has the French education but not the money or jobs and it hurts. They have picked up the cameras and with no money are creating films which express their lives in many ways like the new Latin American filmmakers or the new Eastern European filmmakers. Tessaud gave me an entire education in the hour we talked and I will share this in time. For now, aside from his wonderfuly trenchant film which played like a feature, which captured the Paris this young generation recognizes as The City of Lights - dancing, the kitchen of a very upscale restaurant, the dreary streets filled with construction, there is another example of The New Vibe, started by Rachid Djaïdani (a story in himself) the film Hold Back (Rengaine) leads the pack of the 20-some-odd new films of The New Vibe. It is produced by Anne-Dominque Toussaint (Les Films des Tournelles) whose films are too numerous to name but include my favorite The Hedgehog which I wrote about at Col*Coa two years ago, Col*Coa's current Cycling with Moliere, 2002's Respiro and many many others. Hold Back took 9 years to make and most of the team was unpaid. The New Vibe makes films without the aid of the French system of funding; it is more guerilla-style, not New Wave, not Dogma but New Vibe. Hold Back took Cannes by storm when it showed last year in Directors Fortnight and went on to New Directors/ New Films in New York. The classic story of a Catholic and a Muslim who want to marry but whose family objects, this rendition the Juliet has a brother who marches throughout Paris to alert her 39 other brothers that she wants to marry outside her cultural and religious traditions. "This fresh debut mixes fable, plucky social commentary - particularly about France's Arab community - and inventive comic setpieces" (Col*Coa)

Hold Back (Rengaine) (Isa: Pathe) goes beyond the funny but "establishmant" film Intouchable which played here last year. It is the exact opposite of such films as Sister or even Aliyah (Isa: Rezo) which played here this year and also in Directors Fortnight last year. Aliyah is about a young French Jewish man who must make his last drug sale in order to escape his brother's destructive behavior. He escapes by immigrating to Israel. These films are made by filmmakers within the French establishment and describe a proletariat existence which exists in their bourgeois minds. They lack a certain "verite" which can only be captured by one who knows viscerally what such marginal existence is.

At the opposite end of the contemporary spectrum of films today, a real establishment film is You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet by Alain Renais (you have to be a Renais fan to love it who was so avant-garde in his day). Those old New Wave films one could see here stand out in beautiful contrast to today's New Vibe: Renais' Stavisky or the 1963 film The Fire Within (Le feu follet) by Louis Malle again starring the beautiful Jeanne Moreau. I missed them both to my regret. When I miss a film I always tell myself I can see it when it's released or on DVD or Mubi, but rarely do I get to see it. Instead I can only read about it as here written up by Beth Hanna on Indiewire blog ToH. The Fire Within was part of Wes Anderson's choices, one of the various showcases of Col*Coa. Says Hanna: "Anderson's taste is impeccable: He has selected Louis Malle's 1963 lyrical depression drama The Fire Within." It was made after the classic Elevator to the Gallows (1958) which Miles Davis scored and which also starred the young Jeanne Moreau. She also could be seen her in Col*Coa in the classic 1963 Jacques Demy-directed Bay of Angels.

Col*Coa really offered something for everyone this year. Another of my favorite film genres, the Jewish film, was represented by Aliyah and The Dandelions (Du Vent dans mes mollets) (Isa: Gaumont), Stavisky, and It Happened in St. Tropez (Isa: Pathe), a classic French comedy -- though a bit dark and yet still comedic, about romance, love and marriage switching between generations in a neurotic, comfortably wealthy Jewish family. The Dandelions was, according to my friend Debra Levine, a writer on culture including film and dance, (see her blog artsmeme), "darling, so touching, so well made, so creative ... i really liked it. Went into that rabbit hole of little girls together ... Barbie doll play. Crazy creative play. As looney as kids can be."

Ian Birnie's favorite film was Becoming Traviata. Greg Katchel's favorite originally was Rendez-vous à Kiruna by Anna Novion, but when I saw him later in the festival his favorite was Cycling with Moliere (Alceste a bicyclette) (Isa: Pathe), again produced by Anne-Dominque Toussaint and directed by Philippe Le Guay who directed one of my favorites, The Women on the 6th Floor. Greg also liked Three Worlds though it was a bit "schematic" in depicting the clash of different cultures which were also shown in Hold Back.

Of the few films I was able to see, the most interesting was Augustine by Alice Winokur. It is the French response to David Cronenberg's A Dangerous Method and the British film Hysteria. All three were about the turn of the century concern of psychologists or doctors with female hysteria. This one concerned Jean-Martin Charcot and the neurologist's belief that hysteria was a neurological disease and he used hypnosis to get at its roots, whild in A Dangerous Method it was seen by Freud and Jung as a mental disorder and in Hysteria by Tanya Wexler (Tiff 2011) in which Dr. Mortimer Granville devises the invention of the first vibrator in the name of medical science.

Take a look at Indiewire's own article here for more on Los Angeles's greatest French attraction, the second largest French film festival in the world.

Several American distributors will present their films at Col•Coa before their U.S. release: Kino Lorber – You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet, co-written and directed by Alain Resnais (Focus on a Filmmaker); Mpi Media – Thérèse, the last film of director/co-writer Claude Miller starring Audrey Tautou; Cohen Media Group – In the House, written and directed by François Ozon and The Attack, co-written and directed by Ziad Doueiri; Distrib Films for two documentaries: Becoming Traviata and The Invisibles; Film Movement for two thrillers: Aliyah and Three Worlds; The Weinstein Company - Populaire.

Below you can see the international sales agents for the current features showing.

11.6 / 11.6 (Isa: Wild Bunch)

Directed by: Philippe Godeau

Written by: Philippe Godeau, Agnès De Sacy

A Few Hours Of Spring / Quelques heures de printemps (Isa: Rezo)

Directed by: Stéphane Brizé ♀

Written by: Stéphane Brizé, Florence Vignon

Cast: Vincent Lindon, Hélène Vincent, Emmanuelle Seigner, Olivier Perrier

Aliyah/Alyah ✡ (Isa: Rezo, U.S.: Film Movement

Directed by: Élie Wajeman

Written by: Élie Wajeman, Gaëlle Macé

Armed Hands / Mains armées (Isa: Films Distribution)

Directed by: Pierre Jolivet

Written by: Pierre Jolivet, Simon Michaël

Augustine / Augustine (Isa: Kinology, U.S.: Music Box)

Directed by: Alice Winocour ♀

Written by: Alice Winocour

Aya Of Yop City / Aya de Yopougon (Isa: TF1)

Directed by: Clément Oubrerie, Marguerite Abouet ♀

Written by: Marguerite Abouet

Bay Of Angels / La Baie des anges (U.S.: Criterion)

Directed by: Jacques Demy

Written by: Jacques Demy

Becoming Traviata /Traviata et nous (Isa: Films Boutique, U.S. Distrib Films and Cinema Guild)

Directed by: Philippe Béziat

Written by: Philippe Béziat

Cycling With MOLIÈRE / Alceste à bicyclette (Isa: Pathe)

Directed by: Philippe Le Guay

Written by: Philippe Le Guay, based on an original idea by Fabrice Luchini and Philippe Le Guay

Fly Me To The Moon / Un plan parfait (Isa: Kinology)

Directed By: Pascal Chaumeil

Written By: Laurent Zeitoun, Yoann Gromb, Philippe Mechelen

Haute Cuisine / Les Saveurs du palais (Isa: Wild Bunch, U.S.: The Weinstein Company)

Directed by: Christian Vincent

Written by: Etienne Comar & Christian Vincent, based on the life of Danièle Mazet-Delpeuch

Hidden Beauties / Mille-Feuille (Isa: Other Angle Pictures)

Directed by: Nouri Bouzid

Written by: Nouri Bouzid, Joumène Limam

Hold Back / Rengaine (Isa: Pathe)

Directed by: Rachid Djaïdani

Written by: Rachid Djaïdani

In The House / Dans la maison (Isa: Wild Bunch, U.S.: Cohen Media Group)

Directed by: François Ozon

Written by: François Ozon

It Happened In Saint-tropez / Des Gens qui s’embrassent (Isa: Pathe)

Directed by: Danièle Thompson ♀

Written by: Danièle Thompson, Christopher Thompson

Jappeloup/ Jappeloup (Isa: Pathe)

Directed by: Christian Duguay

Written by: Guillaume Canet

Le Grand Soir / Le grand soir (Isa: Funny Balloons)

Directed by: Benoît Delépine and Gustave de Kervern

Written by: Benoît Delépine and Gustave de Kervern

Little Lion / Comme un Lion (Isa: Pyramide)

Directed by: Samuel Collardey

Written by: Catherine Paillé, Nadège Trebal, Samuel Collardey

Moon Man / Jean de la lune (Isa: Le Pacte)

Directed By: Stephan Schesch

Written By: Stephan Schesch, Ralph Martin. Based on the book by: Tomi Ungerer

Populaire / Populaire (Isa: Wild Bunch, U.S.: TWC)

Directed By: Régis Roinsard

Written By: Régis Roinsard, Daniel Presley, Romain Compingt

Rendezvous In Kiruna / Rendez-vous à Kiruna (Isa: Pyramide)

Directed by: Anne Novion ♀

Written by: Olivier Massart, Anne Novion, Pierre Novion

Sons Of The Wind / Les Fils du vent (Isa: Wide)

Directed by: Bruno Le Jean

Written by: Bruno Le Jean

Stavisky / Stavisky (1974) (Isa: StudioCanal)

Directed by: Alain Resnais

Written by: Jorge Semprún

The Attack / L’Attentat

France, Belgium, Lebanon, Qatar, 2013

Directed by: Ziad Doueiri (Isa: Wild Bunch, U.S.: Cohen Media Group)

The BRONTË Sisters / Les Soeurs Brontë (Isa: Gaumont, U.S.: Cohen Media Group)

Directed by: André Téchiné

Written by: André Téchiné, Jean Gruault, Pascal Bonitzer

The Dandelions / Du Vent dans mes mollets ✡

Directed By: Carine Tardieu ♀

Written By: Carine Tardieu, Raphaële Moussafir, Olivier Beer

The Fire Within / Le Feu Follet (1963) (Isa: Pyramide, U.S.: Janus Films)

Directed by: Louis Malle

Written by: Louis Malle

The Invisibles / Les Invisibles (Isa: Doc & Film, U.S. Distrib Films))

Directed By: Sébastien Lifshitz

The Man Who Laughs/ L’Homme qui rit (Isa: EuropaCorps)

Directed by: Jean-Pierre Améris

Written by: Jean-Pierre Améris , Guillaume Laurant

THÉRÈSE / Thérèse Desqueyroux (Isa: TF1, U.S.: Mpi)

Directed by: Claude Miller

Written by: Claude Miller, Natalie Carter

Three Worlds / Trois mondes (Isa: Pyramide, U.S.: Film Movement)

Directed by: Catherine Corsini ♀

Written by: Catherine Corsini, Benoît Graffin

To Our Loves / À nos amours (1983) (U.S. Janus)

Directed By: Maurice Pialat

Written By: Arlette Langmann, Maurice Pialat

True Friends / Amitiés sincères (Isa: Snd Groupe 6)

Directed By: Stéphan Archinard, François Prévôt-Leygonie

Written By: Stéphan Archinard, François Prévôt-Leygonie, Marie-Pierre Huster

Welcome To Argentina / Mariage à Mendoza (Isa: Kinology)

Directed By: Édouard Deluc

Written By: Anaïs Carpita, Édouard Deluc, Thomas Lilti, Philippe Rebbot

What’S In A Name / Le prénom (Isa: Pathe, U.S. Under The Milky Way)

Directed by: Alexandre de La Patellière, Matthieu Delaporte

Written by: Alexandre de La Patellière, Matthieu Delaporte

You Ain’T Seen Nothin’ Yet / Vous n’avez encore rien vu (Isa: StudioCanal, U.S.: Kino Lorber)

Directed By: Alain Resnais

Written By: Alain Resnais, Laurent Herbiet...

Amanda Bynes just pulled a Britney Spears! As her behavior becomes more and more erratic, Amanda has shaved her head after damage was caused by her extensions.

The upside to Amanda Bynes shaving her head is that she will no longer need to steal hairspray or flee hair salons without paying! Amanda, who is already rocking a double cheek piercing, revealed on Twitter that she had to shave her head because of “hair damage,” before threatening to sue a bunch of people. Oh, Amanda…

Amanda Bynes Reveals Head Shaving On Twitter

Amanda, 27, is fast becoming just like Britney Spears when she had her meltdown. She is displaying erratic behavior, she is having Twitter rants, she has cut off contact with her parents, and now she has shaved her head!

She took to Twitter to say why:

@eonline please post my pics anytime! I had to shave my head because of...

Running for a full decade, Friends has become one of the best-known and most iconic TV shows of all time, and after more than eight years off the air (it really has been a long time), the programme is now finally getting the HD treatment and is being released on Blu-ray this month.

We first heard back in the summer the Friends: The Complete Series would be released on Blu-ray, and it’s been very much a long-awaited release. The DVDs have been brilliant up until now, but the early seasons are noticeably grainy, and that’s hopefully all about to change.

All 236 episodes have been remastered in 1080p HD video, 16×9 widescreen format, and 5.1 audio, giving us our best look at the programme yet.

Starring Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc, Matthew Perry, and David Schwimmer, and created by David Crane and Marta Kauffman, the programme spent ten...

It’s no secret that Friends is one of the greatest sitcoms to have ever been made. Lasting for brilliant ten seasons, without a single dull episode, the show has become something of a standard against which all future comedies can be compared against.

It’s a show that almost all of us know and love, and now it’s finally coming to Blu-ray.

I’m a big fan of the Blu-ray format, and have been hoping that the show would get an HD release somewhere down the line, and now the date has been set – 13th November. Albeit, that’s its American release date, but I can’t imagine the UK will be far behind, especially with the potential for orders to be filled in time for Christmas.

All 236 episodes have been remastered in 1080p HD video, 16×9 widescreen format, and 5.1 audio, giving us our best look at the programme yet.

Blu-ray Release Date: Nov. 13, 2012

Price: Blu-ray $279.98

Studio: Warner Home Video

Still in syndication, the long-running 1990s sitcom Friends has been available as a Complete Series Collection set since 2006, but only on DVD. Diehard fans won’t care, though, jumping at the chance to enjoy the exploits of Rachel and Ross, Monica and Chandler, Phoebe’s crazy antics and Joey with… every girl, in high-definition, especially as the Blu-ray has new special features.

The TV show made household names out of Jennifer Aniston (Horrible Bosses), Courteney Cox (TV’s Cougar Town), Lisa Kudrow (Easy A), Matt LeBlanc (TV’s Episodes), Matthew Perry (TV’s Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip) and David Schwimmer (Nothing But the Truth) and featured a bunch of star actors during its 10-season run. Among those who were guests are Hank Azaria (Love & Other Drugs), Paul Rudd (Wanderlust), Tom Selleck (TV’s Blue Bloods), Bruce Willis (Red...

The sassy singer is never afraid to speak her mind, but now she's silencing herself -- find out why! Demi Lovato has inspired many fans with her words, but now she says she's taking herself off of Twitter! Demi, 19, took to Twitter on Jan 21 to write, "Twitter break. It's for the best actually. Who allows me to have this thing anyways?!!! I just get myself in trouble! Haha. Anyway... Bye!" What trouble has she been getting into? Although we love it when Demi speaks her mind, she's definitely talked about some controversial stuff. Remember the time she wrote, "God just keeps throwing crap my way and I get So angry with him"? Or the time she said, "The smartest thing a woman can ever learn, is to never need a man", causing her boyfriend Wilmer Valderrama to issue an awkward response? Do You think Demi should start tweeting again, HollywoodLifers?...

The hot singer is not afraid to show off her sexy curves in this newly-released photo -- she looks incredible! Demi Lovato is super-hot, and in a newly-surfaced picture she's baring her hot body for the camera! Demi, 19, appears in this new pic alongside a friend, giving a sexy pose in little more than a bra. It seems like she's really embracing her curves, and we love the hot look! Do You think Demi is the sexiest singer ever, HollywoodLifers? -- William Earl [flv custom_thumbnail="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=14PBYVZYTzg1327171305052" width="600" height="350"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=14PBYVZYTzg/flv] More Demi: Demi Lovato Reveals: I Only Have Four True Friends Demi Lovato Tweets Details About Her Sexy Tyler Shields Photo Shoot Wilmer Valderrama Parties Without Demi Lovato After Golden Globes [polldaddy poll=5863838]...

Seven steps to a better life, courtesy of the erstwhile Oasis songwriter/ general badass, in Bigger Than the Sound.

By James Montgomery

Noel Gallagher

Photo: MTV News

Brothers and sisters, I know times are tough. I realize you may not have a job, savings, stability, direction, guidance, a significant other, a Kindle Fire or even hope, for that matter, and that — to paraphrase Tariq Aziz — there may not be a light at the end of the tunnel, just more tunnel.

And yet, I am here today to tell you all things are possible. That health and happiness are within your grasp. That not only is Utopia real, but it exists on this temporal plane, and all are welcome. That no matter how dark things may seem, dawn is just over the horizon. I know all of this to be true, because I have seen the light. And the light's name is Noel Gallagher.

New Delhi, Aug 7: On Frienship Day Sunday, Bollywood actors have expressed their love for fans and friends -- on Twitter.

Neil Nitin Mukesh posted: 'A very very happy friendships day. I wish everyone to be blessed with True friends. Lots of love always.'

Preity Zinta: 'To be my friend all you have to do is love me for who I am & not what others want me to be! Happy Friendship day to all my cyber friends! Muaah!'

Bipasha Basu: 'Each of My Friends are God's Most Expensive Gift to Me! Happy friendship.

True friends are there for you in your time of need and have always got your back. We’ve seen Neal and Peter’s friendship grow stronger throughout the season. Last week, Neal helped Peter out of a jam by erasing the judge’s tape of him and this week Peter returns the favor. Who doesn’t need a friend who will steal incriminating tapes for you?...

Violet is manipulative. Lauren is in over her head. And Ella is in major trouble.

These were just a few of our initial reactions to this week's episode of Melrose Place, as Violet showed her true colors; Lauren officially accepted a dangerous job; and Ella might need a lawyer.

Read a detailed recap of "Canon" and chime in with your thoughts on the hour. Should Jonah quit his videographer job and become a detective?

These were just a few of our favorite Melrose Place quotes from the latest hour:

Jonah [to David]: Careful you don't burn through your trust fund like you burn through all the people in your life. | permalink Ella: True friends are hard to find and I'm lucky to say I live in a building full of them. | permalink Ella: I... went home and molested my roommate, David Breck. It's okay. He's over 18. | permalink David: Ella's a great girl,...