The Day in Pop Digest for 7/21: a quick roundup of the top pop news stories from across the web: (ASB) Miley Cyrus is yet to speak up about the harsh statement issued by her fellow teen star Taylor Momsen. But, a source told Heat magazine that Miley is indeed furious with the "Gossip Girl" actress for calling Disney stars "bubblegum sh**." "Miley is furious - who wouldn't be? She thought Taylor was pretty cool until this happened, which has left her totally confused," the source said. more(ASB) Speaking of the Cyrus clan: "Lately" music video from Billy Ray Cyrus' band Brother Clyde has been made public without any appearance from the group's members. Instead, it features what happened lately in the world more
New York City police say they have arrested rapper-actor Ice-T on accusations of driving with a suspended license. more but Jam! reports Ice-T has blasted police allegations he was driving on a suspended license when he was pulled over in New York on Tuesday, dismissing the charge as a "lie". more
(ASB) From collaborating with Ludacris and Sean Kingston to receiving a nod from Lil Wayne and The Game, Justin Bieber continues to being embraced by Hip-Hop community. Most recently, he hit studio with top-notch producer/rapper Dr. Dre. more
(Jam!) Child authorities in Los Angeles have cleared Britney Spears over allegations the pop star is unfit to care for her two young sons, according to U.K. reports. more
(Yahoo) Lindsay Lohan began her 90-day jail term Tuesday but the troubled Hollywood starlet's sentence was quickly slashed to 14 days, police said. more
(ASB) Drake allows fans to get a behind-the-scene glimpse of his "Fancy" music video which is promised to include "great performance" scenes with T.I. and Swizz Beatz. Since the clip is made to "make women feel special," the Canadian rapper of course also brought the ladies in it. more
(BBC) Ex-Friends star Jennifer Aniston obtains a temporary restraining order against a man who reportedly believes he is in a relationship with her more
(ASB) Paul Weller will go head-to-head with artists including Dizzee Rascal, Corinne Bailey Rae and Laura Marling for the coveted 2010 Mercury Prize. more
(BBC) French film star Cecile Aubry, who also wrote the popular 1960s TV series Belle and Sebastian, has died. more
(Yahoo) The soup stand that inspired the Soup Nazi episode on "Seinfeld" reopened in midtown Manhattan on Tuesday, six years after its famously brusque owner, Al Yeganeh, shut it down and licensed his recipes to a franchising company. more
