“You’re the one that has to look at yourself every day and it’s important that you’re happy with what you see,” Pickler said in the interview. “You can’t worry about what everyone else thinks because you cannot please everyone.”

Pickler’s drastic change in appearance on American Idol in March shocked viewers and the entire American Idol staff from Ryan Seacrest to Simon Cowell and Paula Abdul. Right before performing her song “I Wonder” on the show, host Seacrest tried to get Pickler to admit that she had a breast augmentation by asking her if she bought anything since leaving the show.

“Have you spent your money on anything since you left us?” asked Seacrest. Kellie Pickler answered that she only bought shoes. A disbelieving Seacrest asked again “Just Shoes?”, to which Kellie again said only shoes.

Since her appearance, Pickler has been the subject of persistent accusations about having breast augmentation.

Judge Simon Cowell appeared on Extra saying “It’s like she’d gone to Dolly Parton school or something. I’ve never seen anything like it in my life.”

Kellie Pickler has tried to handle the repeated breast implant rumors in stride. “I don’t take any of that personal when people criticize me about the way I look,” Pickler said. “You know what? If you don’t have anything better to talk about than my rack…can I say rack?…It doesn’t bother me a bit. As long as I’m happy with Kellie than that’s most important.”

Subsequently, when Pickler appeared on Ryan Seacrest’s radio show, Seacrest drove the point home yet again and asked, “Did you have an augmentation? Kellie answered in ditzy fashion with, “I don’t know” and explained “You know me, Ryan, I like to be the center of attention, and right now me and the girls, we are pretty much getting a lot of attention. I like to keep it a mystery. Let the mystery live on because as soon as I say yes or no then no one is going to care anymore.” She may be right that no one might care about her boob job when her fame minutes are up as only talent will keep her with a singing job.

Kellie might have managed to keep some people guessing about whether or not she had a breast augmentation. But now it seems the singer is feeling the pressure of trying to balance a lie while flaunting her newly artificial rack and is rethinking whether it’s wise to keep up the charade of her having natural breasts. From our experience, honesty is emerging as the best tool to keep your fans for celebrities having plastic surgery.

Getting back to Kellie’s new appearance, a poll of fans on the internet appears decidedly in favor of the old sweetheart Kellie version with the long hair and not-in-your-face boobs. It’s quite possible that Kellie’s breasts have yet to settle down as breast implants can often give a shelf-like appearance right after the surgery.

The Alias gal is attached to star and possibly produce Butter, a comedy set in the microcosm of competitive butter sculpting. She would be reuniting with Mandate, one of the production companies behind Juno.

According to the Hollywood Reporter, the story follows a young girl adopted by a Midwestern family who eventually discovers her talent for butter carving. At her town's local contest, she faces tough condiment competition in the ambitious wife of the former champ. Craig Gillespie (Lars and the Real Girl) and Gary Ross (Seabiscuit) are potential directors.

Words I don't see every day: butter carving. And yet, there's a whole comedy about butter carving (or butter sculpting) coming to theaters near us. Jennifer Garner is attached to star in the movie which is apparently a "political satire":

Butter follows a young orphan who, after being adopted by a Midwestern family, discovers she has an uncanny talent for butter-carving. She eventually finds herself up against the ambitious wife of the retired reigning champion in a town's annual butter-sculpting contest.

"I wanted to do a political satire," [screenwriter Jason] Micallef said, "and I was looking for some venue that people take very seriously but is also ridiculous — like politics — but at the same time is really visual."