Leave it to Kaidence Donda West (if that's really the name of Kim Kardashian's baby) to make a dramatic entrance and throw the PR machine off guard!

While the rumored baby name - a tribute to Kanye West's late mother - is not official, of this there is no doubt: It was a dramatic, unexpected delivery!

People's cover story looks chronicles "the emotional, harrowing night" Kim Kardashian and her beau spent at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in L.A.

Admitted June 14 due to medical complications, Kim Kardashian gave birth about 35-37 weeks into her pregnancy (depending on who you believe).

Kanye West, meanwhile, rushed to her side.

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Wayward actor Edward Furlong pleaded not guilty Tuesday to assaulting his girlfriend and threatening her if she called police, according to reports.

Furlong, 35, who most recently appeared in The Green Hornet but is best known for Terminator 2, is being held on $100,000 bail after his recent arrest.

The actor faces two pending misdemeanor battery cases and was under a restraining order when he went to his girlfriend's home in West Hollywood.

There, he allegedly assaulted her and damaged a laptop and photo gear on May 21, according to officials from the L.A. District Attorney's Office.

Charged with three felonies and a misdemeanor, Eddie Furlong could be sentenced up to four years in prison if convicted in his latest brush with the law.

A preliminary hearing is set for July 1.

The cover of GQ, featuring a dapper-looking Drake, has been released.

No one is happier about this than longtime admirer Amanda Bynes.

"Hey @AmandaBynes we made this cover just for you," the magazine amusingly tweeted along with the above image. Her response, including a re-tweet:

"Thanks to all the handsome men at GQ for making that cover for me!"

In the cover story, Drake muses on his (one-sided) beef with Chris Brown, how he's embarrassed to be linked to that guy, and how he fears it will end badly.

But Amanda doesn't care about that. She's just gazing at that gorgeous face above and thinking about how she wants the rapper to murder her ... you know.

Bynes later said he was ugly, then backtracked on that, but said she doesn't want to date Drake, yet still wants to "to be his friend." So, who knows.

Nice cover photo though, we have to say. Tell us:

Would you want Drake to murder your vagina?

Josh Duggar of 19 Kids and Counting fame has accepted a job with the Family Research Council in Washington, D.C., much to the dismay of GLAAD.

Duggar, 25, announced on FRC President Tony Perkins' radio show that he is the new executive director of FRC Action, an affiliate of the FRC.

GLAAD spokesperson Wilson Cruz promptly ripped both of them:

"If Josh Duggar wants to make a living dehumanizing and denigrating LGBT people and their families, that's his business, but FRC's lies and stereotypes need to be treated as such."

"Josh's new boss, Tony Perkins, has actually accused LGBT equality advocates of being pawns of the devil. Fans of his family's reality show ought to know that."

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The moral of this particular story: Don't mess with a Warlock.

Selma Blair has indeed been fired from Charlie Sheen's sitcom Anger Management after a falling out with the actor that led to him demanding her exit.

He even issued an ultimatum, threatening to walk unless producers fired Blair, who allegedly talked smack about Sheen. Looks like they listened.

In a statement Tuesday, producer Lionsgate said the actress won't be returning. The company wished her "the very best" but had no further comment.

Blair's departure comes while the comedy, Sheen's comeback after his Two and a Half Men exit, is about halfway through a 90-episode order from FX.

Sheen knows a thing or two about getting canned from sitcoms himself, however he has an ownership stake in Anger Management, so he calls the shots.

No word of Selma received an official Charlie Sheen rejection letter.

In a jam-packed finale featuring many of music’s best, including Christina Aguilera, Cher and Bruno Mars, Danielle Bradbery was named The Voice winner.

Before she was crowned, Team Blake’s teen protege got to sing a charming duet with country star Hunter Hayes on his original song “I Want Crazy.”

Their performance was absolutely adorable, with Danielle Bradbery complimenting her male counterpart almost perfectly. Watch them sing below!

Danielle Bradbery & Hunter Hayes - I Want Crazy (The Voice)

Hayes may have found a new touring partner in Danielle, who many believe has what it takes to be a breakout star. They sure sound good together, no?

Do you think Danielle Bradbery deserved to win The Voice?

Don't call it a comeback!

Christina Aguilera returned for The Voice Season 4 finale for a rendition of her hit song “Feel This Moment,” with Pitbull, returning to her rightful place.

The pop star wore a skin-tight skirt, pink bra, and chain link belly shirt, proving that not even Cher could upstage her diva dramatics on this occasion.

She also looked fantastic with her newly-slimmed down figure, shocking fans and critics alike - in a good way. Xtina was definitely feeling this particular moment.

Watch her do her thing last night:

Christina Aguilera and Pitbull - Feel This Moment (The Voice)

What did you think of Christina’s performance? And her look? Are you excited she'll be returning to The Voice in Season 5? Hit the comments below!

Cher, the "goddess of pop" herself, according to Carson Daly, returned to a live stage for the first time in 12 years last night on The Voice season finale.

She performed her new single, "Woman's World." Watch now!

Cher - Woman's World (The Voice)

The fact that she was lip-syncing was just about as obvious as Danielle Bradbery being named The Voice winner, but it still doesn't take away from this:

Cher is 67 years old! And debuting a new dance track!

Ridiculous wig(s) aside, it was a spirited performance, one that will no doubt pique interest in her first new album in over a decade, Closer To the Truth.

It's already on iTunes, and hits shelves September 24.

How do you think Cher did on The Voice? Discuss!

On a night that saw Danielle Bradbery crowned The Voice winner, Bruno Mars treated us to an entertaining performance on the fourth season finale.

Dressed in all-red outfit, the 27-year-old singer had the crowd dance and sing to his "Treasure," a single from his latest album, Unorthodox Jukebox.

Here's the dynamic performer accompanied by his band, The Hooligans.

Bruno Mars - Treasure (The Voice)

In other musical highlights, past and future Voice coach Christina Aguilera performed "Feel This Moment," while Cher debuted her new song "Woman's World."

Which guest star was your favorite on Tuesday's finale event?

Without a doubt, watermelon is one of the quintessential fruits of summer, be it on its own, in a salad, in a beverage, or ... as a new Oreo flavor?

Nabisco has launched a limited edition Watermelon Oreo flavor for this summer, and the flavor isn't even the first fruit-flavored edition of the cookie.

They've also come out with banana split, coconut, chocolate berry burst, ice cream rainbow sherbet and strawberry milkshake varieties ... who knew?

"We chose Watermelon because it is a fun, summer flavor that goes great with the Golden Oreo cookie," spokesperson Kimberly Fontes said.

There are no actual watermelons in the ingredients, of course ... just food dyes, sugar, high fructose corn syrup and "artificial and natural flavors."

But hey ... look at those green and pink colors!!