Moving on down the feed, Miley Cyrus appears to have had a good time and a Britney Spears concert, and the two performers exchanged Twitter gushes when it was all over. Ice-T, meanwhile, was not gushing in his criticism toward public reaction Saturday when Jenny Slate dropped the F-bomb on "Saturday Night Live." I'm @brianwarmoth, and you can check out all of those posts, along with more Rose McGowan fan artwork(!), Dane Cook with Andre Agassi and what Amanda Bynes wants in a boyfriend. It's all in the Twitter-Wood report for September 28, 2009.

Twitter Pic of the Day:
@justinchon http://twitpic.com/jek0z - This is her in person
-Justin Chon, Actor ("The Twilight Saga: Eclipse," "Turbo")

@peterfacinelli Done with photo shoot. Heading to Yoga. Then a bit of sleep before I head back into the woods for filming.
-Peter Facinelli, Actor ("Twilight," "The Twilight Saga: New Moon")

@cserratos http://twitpic.com/jfv4l - Photoshoot at Beso. Cool place
-Christian Serratos, Actree ("The Twilight Saga: New Moon," "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse")

@britneyspears @MileyCyrus Thanks for coming to my show last night! Hope you had fun! - Britney
-Britney Spears, Actress/Musician ("Crossroads")

@mileycyrus You are very welcome @britneyspears =] I love you so much! Have fun in Aussie! Wish I was going wiff yall xo
-Miley Cyrus, Actress/Musician ("Hannah Montana: The Movie," "The Last Song")

@FINALLEVEL ATTENTION!! NEW BLAST! People are outraged because the F-Bomb was dropped on SNL!!> What in the F--- is this F---IN world F---IN coming to??
-Ice-T, Actor ("New Jack City," "Law & Order: SVU")

@OfficialKat It's time for 'Should I Fast?', the ultimate in respecting-heritage-versus-actual-belief game shows! Sponsored by Guilt Flakes! Stay tuned!
-Kat Dennings, Actress ("Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist," "The House Bunny")

@danecook Andre Agassi Foundations Grand Slam 4 Children last night where we raised 8 mil! Great nite. http://twitpic.com/jfhl6
-Dane Cook, Actor ("Employee of the Month," "Good Luck Chuck")

@amandabynes I want a guy that's as needy for me as I am for him
-Amanda Bynes, Actress ("She's the Man," "Sydney White")

@rosemcgowan Beautiful! Thanks!!!!!!! RT @mary_m1: @rosemcgowan Hey Rose! I just finished a drawing for u http://yfrog.com/0iaeixj Hope you like it! xoxo
-Rose McGowan, Actress ("Jawbreaker," "Death Proof")

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“The whole idea is that people [develop] their personas in high school,” Gigandet explained about the film, which stars Emma Stone as a modern-day Hester Prynne, the “Scarlet” outcast forced to wear a red “A” to mark her shame. “Whether that’s true or not, you never know until afterwards. I’m one of those characters who you think is one person, where he turns out to not be.”

Although Gigandet isn’t the above-the-title star of the currently-shooting flick, he gets to steal some memorable scenes — and he insisted that the comedy/drama won’t be easily forgotten.

“It’s just a really fun little thing that I got to do,” he said of his excitement over working with Stone, Amanda Bynes, Penn Badgley, Lisa Kudrow and others. “I loved the script.”

“Will Gluck is directing it,” Gigandet said this past week of the comedy-savvy filmmaker behind the recent “Fired Up.” “He’s hilarious. I just worked yesterday for the first time, and I think it’ll be fun.”

The tale involving the repercussions of rumors and white lies — this one being that a high school girl has lost her virginity -– could clearly result in some comedic situations. However, like Nathaniel Hawthorne’s 1850 literary classic “Letter,” “A” has a deeper meaning.

“This is a comedic ‘Scarlet Letter,’” Gigandet explained. “But at the same time, it is meaningful, it’s sweet, it’s endearing and it has a killer cast.”

“It should be good,” Gigandet laughed. “It is different.”

Could “Easy A” be another literary-classic-turned-high-school-flick hit along the lines of “10 Things I Hate About You”? Or is modern-day High School too unlike anything Nathaniel Hawthorne could have imagined?