Entertainment Daily: Betty White, Miley Cyrus, Zac Efron and Gabby Giffords

Here’s a round-up of entertainment news from around the web…

Betty White wants to share Kim Kardashian’s boyfriend. On her show, Betty White’s Off Their Rockers (premiering Jan. 8), Betty, 90, tells Kim, 32, that she’s actually related to her. “You know what that means – I’m just one step away from your boyfriend,” White declares. “You Kardashians share everything, right?” Seriously, though, I doubt Kim’s boyfriend could keep up with Betty.

Daniel Day-Lewis visited Lincoln’s bedroom and read the Gettysburg Address. Like the veteran actor needs any more help channeling our 16th President. He WAS the President in the movie Lincoln.

Here’s your chance to have lunch with Zac Efron. The Are We Officially Dating? actor is auctioning off a set lunch date to benefit The Actor’s Fund. Love it when actors use their powers for good. Go, Zac.

Adam Levine will host Saturday Night Live on Jan. 26, 2013. His band Maroon 5 has performed on the show four times, but this is his first hosting gig. Hip-hop star Kendrick Lamar will be the musical guest. Look for Jennifer Lawrence to host on Jan. 19.

Miley Cyrus adopted a super-cute puppy. The 20-year-old pop star tweeted an instagram of her new pooch, Bean. Sweet!

Gabby Giffords is visiting Newtown, Connecticut tomorrow. So good of the former U.S. Representative to do this, because she is truly empathetic to their sorrow, having been shot in the head two years ago when a gunman opened fire at a mall event in Tucson, Arizona. Let’s all help each other.

Happy 121st Birthday, J.R.R. Tolkien! Leslie Gornstein over at EOnline.com explains why you should thank the legendary author if you have a level 90 elven mage, a Star Wars box set, or a collection of corsets kicking about your house.

Green Card 2? Gerard Depardieu has been granted Russian Citizenship. The actor, 64, has been upset about his native France’s proposed super tax on millionaires. You know what? Good for him. If you don’t like where you’re living and have the option to leave, go ahead and do it. Take a stand, I say.