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Having just kicked off another year of academic endeavors, Kylie Jenner gleefully strolled about Calabasas following the day's lessons on Friday afternoon (September 3).

Joined by a few gal pals, the youngest of the Kardashian/Jenner clan donned a black tank top and matching short shorts while excitedly getting the Labor Day holiday weekend underway.

As previously reported by GossipCenter, Miss Jenner spent the prior evening alongside her family for the opening night of the Taste of Beverly Hills festival. Joining sister Kourtney, Scott Disick, brother Robert and parents Bruce and Kris Jenner at the soiree, the E! reality family were all smiles as they were presented with a "Key to the City" of Beverly Hills via Mayor Jimmy Delshad. Photo Credit: GinsburgSpaly

Unwilling to cave into an absurd push-up challenge, Taylor Lautner has ended up reaching an amicable agreement in regards to his lawsuit against an RV dealer.

Stemming from a snafu in which the "Twilight" hunk's customized trailer wasn't delivered by the expected date of June 21, Lautner has accepted a charitable donation to call off legal proceedings against McMahon's RV.

Talking to Us magazine, Lautner's attorney Robert Barta said, "McMahon's RV has agreed to settle its dispute with Taylor Lautner. McMahon's RV will pay $40,000 to Lautner, which Lautner will donate to The Lollipop Theater Network, a children's charity with which he has a long-standing relationship." Barta continued, "The Lollipop Theater Network is a non-profit organization dedicated to bringing movies currently in theaters to children confined to hospitals due to chronic or life-threatening illnesses. The Lollipop Theater Network works with hospitals nationwide, including the greater Los Angeles and Orange County areas.?" As for claims that Taylor was suing over emotional distress, insiders tell TMZ that this just wasn't the case - it was about holding McMahon's accountable for their unacceptable business practices. "This was never a suit about money. It was to hold someone accountable," TMZ's source tells. "Taylor never ordered a customized RV -- it was a used RV which needed simple safety-related repairs. There was never any diva behavior. 'Emotional distress' is an automatic checked box on a fraudulent claim."Photo Credit: Getty Images

Still situated in the UK, Katy Perry was spotted greeting her adoring fans in London, England on Friday night (September 3).

Following another busy day of promotions, the "California Gurls" singer kindly spent time outside the Claridge's Hotel to sign autographs and pose for pictures before continuing along with her nighttime agenda.

Having released her new album "Teenage Dream" earlier this week, Katy was able to grab the top spot on the sales chart with 192,000 copies sold while "California Gurls" saw 3.6 million downloads. Despite the fact that she had the best numbers, industry experts were surprised by the low totals, as one source said, "I'd like to meet one industry executive last week who thought her album would do under 200,000 units, because I don't think that person exists." The insider adds, "It was a wake-up call for some folks. Some think the sky is falling. Others said, 'Wait a minute, she's a singles artist.' And still others said EMI should have put out the album six weeks ago and it would have sold more."Photo Credit: Wenn.com

Backing up ongoing rumors surrounding her expected departure, it has been confirmed that Kara DioGuardi's run on "American Idol" is officially over.

Joining Simon Cowell and Ellen DeGeneres as exiting judges, Kara told, “I felt like I won the lottery when I joined American Idol two years ago, but I feel like now is the best time to leave Idol."

Making a name for herself thanks to her FOX job, Kara adds, "I am very proud to have been associated with American Idol — it has truly been an amazing experience.” Commenting on Miss DioGuardi's decision to exit, "American Idol" executive producer Simon Fuller said, “I will miss having her on the show, but I look forward to working with her in music for many years to come.”Photo Credit: Getty Images