During a progress report hearing Thursday stemming from a previous conviction of felony assault, singer Chris Brown was praised by the judge for doing well, RadarOnline.com reports. The singer was sentenced to five years probation and six months of community labor last year after being found guilty of assaulting then-girlfriend, singer Rihanna.

Brown arrived at the Los Angeles courthouse wearing a white shirt, black vest and khaki pants. His lawyer, Mark Geragos, and one bodyguard accompanied him.

Judge Patricia Schnegg was pleased with the progress so far, telling Brown, "You are doing very well. You are doing everything you are supposed to... you are working consistently on your community labor."

Though most of the romance rumors coming from the 'Glee' set involve co-stars dating, Dianna Agron seems to be breaking away from the pack. PEOPLE reports that Agron is actually cozying up to a co-star from a non-'Glee' related project.

The blonde actress-singer-dancer has been spotted with Alex Pettyfer, her co-star from 'I Am Number Four'--a science fiction film they're both currently filming.

On Wednesday, Agron, 24, and Pettyfer, 20, were seen shooting hoops in Los Angeles. They were also recently spotted jewelry shopping in Santa Monica wearing matching T-shirts. Agron's read "What Part of Peace Don't You Understand?" and Pettyfer's tee said, "Peace, Love, and Rock and Roll."

Almost two decades after leaving 'Mighty Morphin Power Rangers,' one of the most popular children's shows in TV history, the original Blue Ranger reveals it was behind-the-scenes taunting about his sexuality that eventually led him to walk off the show, EW.com reports. David Yost opened up about the life-changing experience to No Pink Spandex, a site dedicated to the Power Rangers.

About 20 years ago, after being taunted for years for being gay, Yost walked off the set.

"The reason that I walked off is that I was called 'f-–' one too many times. I had just heard that several times while working on the show from creators, producers, writers, directors... Basically I just felt like i was continually being told I was not worthy of being where I am because I'm a gay person. And I'm not supposed to be an actor. And I'm not a superhero," Yost said.

Heidi Montag is beginning to look like herself again.

The reality starlet, who underwent two rounds of plastic surgery including more than 10 procedures, frolicked on the beach in Costa Rica with a face that reminded us of the Heidi we first met as Lauren Conrad's BFF on 'The Hills.'

Eventually, post-operations, Montag was virtually unrecognizable from the sweet girl we once knew. But now, she definitely has the original Heidi face back.

As for the tape on her nose, no she did not have anything else done. "Except for filming and a few photo shoots, I've had my nose tape on 24 hours a day since November," she told Life & Style. "It takes a year for your nose to heal. This is just the first photo that anyone has seen of it."

It's the end of an era for MacGruber. After eight seasons, Will Forte is leaving 'Saturday Night Live.' Forte's publicist, Lewis Kay, said Thursday that Forte is moving on from 'SNL' "to pursue other opportunities."

Kay said Forte is "eternally grateful" to 'SNL' producer Lorne Michaels and to "all the incredible people he worked with over the years" for his successful run on the show.

Forte joined the cast in 2002 as a featured player. Shortly after, he was upgraded to regular cast member and took over the role of then-president George W. Bush when Will Ferrell left the show and was featured as a number of recurring characters, including the Falconer and MacGruber.

Talk of a unisex spinoff of 'The View' may be premature, according to insiders who say there is no such project in the works. A rep for comedian Alec Mapa, who has been floated as a possible co-host of the rumored new show along with former 'Today' anchor Bryant Gumbel, tells PopEater the reports about the venture aren't true.

Bristol Palin is moving on from her recent breakup from Levi Johnston by hitting the dance floor. Sarah Palin's 19-year-old daughter has officially been cast on season 11 of 'Dancing With the Stars,' E! News is reporting and sources confirm to PopEater.

Although she has never danced before, Palin is looking forward to living in LA while the show tapes and is bringing her son, Tripp, with her, sources at ABC tell PopEater's Naughty But Nice Rob. Her proud mama plans to be sitting in the front row cheering her daughter on.

"Bristol is excited and scared and hopes she gets Maksim Chmerkovskiy as her partner," the source adds.