These days, social media has become the method of really speaking our minds when it comes to who we love and loathe in the entertainment world. It connects us to your favorite celebrities... but it does have its drawbacks, like fans feeling the need to send cyber hate to pretty much anyone they want! Miley Cyrus addressed all the bullying that she receives from the fans of Taylor Swift and Selena Gomez and she’s had enough of it!

Chelsea Briggs explains it all in today’s Hollywire Hot Minute!

It’s here! Maxim, the magazine for men who are too shy to subscribe to Playboy, has released its annual Hot 100 list, featuring one hundred celebrities with sparkling personalities and intellect to spare.

Just kidding! It’s based completely on looks.

People’s Most Beautiful Woman Gwyneth Paltrow is nowhere to be found (who knew Maxim and People readers have different ideals of beauty?), but amongst some solid and obvious choices ― like Rihanna and Mila Kunis ― there are also some pretty questionable ones that had us saying, “Really?”

In fact, one of Maxim’s choices is so vapid she literally doesn’t even exist. Find out who made the cut after the jump!

Demi Lovato is looking to reach a wider pop audience than ever on her new album Demi, her first album since her stint on The X Factor exposed her to tons of fans outside those diehard Lovatics.

And if you’re going for broad appeal, it’s hard to go wrong with a song that name-drops the good ol’ U.S. of A. Because, after all, who doesn’t love a patriotic pop song? Traitors, that’s who!

Demi’s “Made in the USA” will be her second single, following “Heart Attack,” just in time to be the BBQ anthem for this year’s 4^th of July. But does the track even make any sense? Or is it just an empty-headed attempt at shameless patriotism? If that’s the case, it certainly wouldn’t be the first pop song to randomly reference the United States in hopes of going down easy with the masses.

Hear the song after the jump!