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The headline grabbing men in Taylor Swift's life were all included in her "Saturday Night Live" monologue, as the country singer sang about her ex-boyfriend Joe Jonas, her rumored boyfriend Taylor Lautner and the man behind her "MTV Video Music Awards" ambush, Kanye West. Swift started out her singing speech by jokingly declaring she would not be referencing the Jonas Brother or how he reportedly dumped her over the phone. "You might think I'd bring up Joe [Jonas], that guy who broke up with me on the phone, but I'm not going to mention him," she sings. "Hey Joe, I'm doing real well. Tonight I'm hosting 'SNL,' but I'm not going to brag about that in my monologue." The country crooner than hinted about her rumored relationship with 'Twilight' star Lautner. "And if you're wondering if I might be dating a werewolf from 'Twilight,'" she sings before mouthing the words, "Hi Taylor," and blowing a kiss to the camera. Up next, Swift addressed the awards show shocker when West interrupted her VMA acceptance speech. "You might be expecting me to say something bad about Kanye," she sings. "But everything's okay. I've got security lining the stage!"

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The man accused of stalking Ryan Seacrest, who was arrested last Friday, has entered a plea to a felony stalking charge. The Associated Press reports that Chidi Benjamin Uzomah Jr. pleaded not guilty to the stalking charge on Tuesday through his attorney. Uzomah has been ordered to stay 500 yards away from the "American Idol" host if he is released on $150,000 bail, says the AP. Uzomah, who was carrying a knife at the time of his arrest according to a restraining order, agreed to be represented by a public defender and is due back in court on November 16, the AP reports.

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"The Insider" has the latest... A Connecticut judge has reportedly granted a release of the information found in the search warrants in the case against Robert J. Halderman, the man who allegedly tried to extort $2 million from David Letterman. The judge ruled Thursday that sealed documents will be released, provided that the information identifying witnesses and "victims by association" are removed, the Associated Press reports. The warrants were acquired in order to search the home and car of news producer, Halderman. Halderman has pleaded not guilty.

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In a highly personal blog post on his Web site, Tyler Perry reveals that 'Precious', the film he's producing with Oprah, is close to his heart because he grew up with sexual and physical abuse. The 'Madea' creator says he was sexually assaulted by both men and women as a child, giving a detailed account about the mother of a childhood friend who locked him in her apartment. "I couldn't have been more than 10 years old," he writes. He also tells of being beaten and verbally abused by his father, who he says would mock him for reading books and beat him for eating cookies. He also details an account of his father attempting to sexually abuse a childhood friend, a girl who lived across the street. He says his father was a drunk who hit him often, without reason. One time, "he got the vacuum cleaner extension cord and trapped me in a room and beat me until the skin was coming off my back," Perry writes. His father wasn't the only abusive man in his life, as Perry goes on to say another man sexually molested him. "I got a call not long ago from a friend," he says. "He told me that a man that I knew from church when I was a kid had died and he didn't have any insurance. His family was trying to reach out to me to see if I would pay for his funeral. I quickly said no, but I wish I would have said yes. There is something so powerful to me in burying the man that molested me. I wish I would have dug the grave myself." Through it all, Perry says two things allowed him to survive -- his faith in God and his creativity. "I learned to use my gift," he says, "as it was my imagination that let me escape."

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