Miley Cyrus's fans were no doubt excited when the singer released her eagerly anticipated new single "We Can't Stop" on Monday. But even those who aren't interested in her music were also probably excited – at the racy photos Cyrus tweeted to promote the tune.

Cyrus tweeted and Facebooked out a variety of increasingly sexy images up to her single's drop, all of which showed off plenty of her trim figure. In one, she sports a plunging one-piece bathing suit; another series features skintight white workout clothes and plenty of attitude (...and cleavage!).

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The new albumThose who call the third album by comedy rap trio The Lonely Island "Wack" aren't being derisive, they're just being descriptive. And the group, which features "Saturday Night Live" alum Andy Samberg and former show co-writers Akiva Schaffer and Jorma Taccone have done everything short of selling Schafer's two children to make sure The Wack Album is as outrageous, entertaining, and star-studded as their 2011 record Turtleneck & Chain, which featured guest performances by Justin Timberlake, Beck, Akon, Snoop Dogg, Rihanna and even Michael Bolton.

Photo: Frank Driggs CollectionMichael Jackson had a strange fascination with Elvis. He gave himself the nickname the "King of Pop," a clear reference to Presley's "King of Rock 'n' Roll" moniker. He even married Presley's daughter, Lisa Marie. And now, in death, the two are linked by concert promoter Paul Gongaware, who has the dubious distinction of being tied to both legends' final, ill-fated tours.

Testifying in the Jackson family's wrongful death suit against concert promoter AEG Live, Gongaware was asked about Presley's death. Gongaware, who is co-CEO of AEG Live, said Wednesday on the witness stand that Elvis died of a drug overdose, but when he was questioned by his own lawyer on Thursday, he changed his tune, and said that Presley died of heart problems, CNN reports.

John Eastman (Photo: Splash)Here's one for the ewwww files: A 45-year-old Connecticut man has allegedly been impersonating One Direction heartthrob Harry Styles online in an attempt to seduce underage girls.

According to local news outlet the Waterbury Republican-American, John Eastman appeared in court Thursday after being slapped with a first-degree possession of child pornography charge. He was also accused of using his computer to entice a minor, as well as employ a minor in obscene activity.