Hollywood Headlines: A crazy week in review

Jilted “Bachelor” contestant Melissa Rycroft shook what her momma gave her on Monday’s season premiere and opened up about the new man in her post-Jason life. At this point the scoreboard reads Melissa: 2, Jason Mesnick: -100. You go girl!  (Kelsey McNeal / Associated Press)

The latest in the show’s new twists: the Judges’ Save, a one-time get-out-of-elimination card that the panel can use to save the lowest vote-getter between now and when there are five singers left. “Idol” producers used examples of people like Tamyra Gray, Jennifer Hudson and Chris Daughtry who might have been helped by such a veto power. Only that’s not correct: Both Gray and Daughtry were in the final four when they got cut, making them ineligible for the save.

And isn’t it besides the point? The judges shouldn’t be voting either way. They’re the ones who gave us Michael Sarver and Kris Allen to begin with!  (Ray Mikshaw / Associated Press)

Depending on when you’re checking, Juan Antonio Bayona is or is not directing “Eclipse.” To be honest, the only person we think is equipped for the job is Zack Snyder. Who better than to capture in slow-motion smooches between Edward and Bella.

(Yes, we’re so kidding.)  (Gary Friedman / Los Angeles Times)

“Melrose Place” 2.0 has lined up Ashlee Simpson-Wentz -- remember when she “acted” on “7th Heaven?” -- but in sad news, reports that Mischa Barton would join her proved untrue. Booo, no off-set catfights here.  (Robert Kenney, AP/Pascal Le Segretain, Getty Images)

After a wardrobe malfunction at her Tampa “Circus” stop this past week, and her subsequent reveal over her mic for all to hear, Britney Spears went even racier with the video for her new single, “If You Seek Amy.” (Say that title slowly...yikes!)  (Peter Kramer / AP)

But is anyone surprised?  (Matt Sayles / Associated Press)