This is a still from Demi’s upcoming movie with Miley Cyrus, LOL. People and Popsugar have new pics of Demi

Demi Moore is back, bitches! (I imagined Paris Hilton saying that in her bored whispery baby voice.) Earlier this week, Demi tweeted for the first time since January, sharing a self portrait of her legs and writing “testing.” Now she’s asking people for suggestions on how to change her handle on Twitter. Demi has kept her @mrskutcher username and was unwilling to change it back in December following her split. She wrote back then that “changing my twitter name isn’t a top priority right now. sorry it bothers so many of u. should I not tweet until I do?does it really matter?” She finally realizes that it does matter and is asking for help with a new moniker. She tweeted “Time for a change, twitter name change… any suggestions?” It sounds like she’s finally ready to move on and stop fixating on Ashton.

Demi also made her first public appearance post-hospitalization and rehab. Last night she went to a party for the launch of Amanda De Cadenet’s Lifetime talkshow “The Conversation.” We don’t have the photos from that event, but People has one and you can zoom in them on Popsugar. Demi looks much, much healthier and like she gained some needed weight. She does look a little “refreshed” to me, but maybe that’s the positive effect the weight gain had on her facial features. (Or maybe/probably she got some fillers.) Here’s more on Demi:

Demi Moore made her first official appearance since getting out of treatment, showing up Tuesday at a Beverly Hills house party to support her close friend, British TV host Amanda De Cadenet.

Hosted by InStyle Managing Editor Ariel Foxman, the intimate gathering celebrated the April 26 launch of De Cadenet’s Lifetime interview show, The Conversation. Moore is both executive producer of the show and one of its inspirations.

“The conversations that [Demi] and I have on a daily basis really reflect the questions on the show,” De Cadenet, 39, said in this week’s PEOPLE, currently on newsstands. “She was a great sounding board. The spirit of the show is about women supporting one another so [working with her] was great.”

Before stepping out Tuesday night, Moore had stayed almost entirely out of sight since leaving treatment. Since returning from an island vacation with friends in March, she has in fact been lying low at her L.A. home, focusing on moving forward with her life and career, says a source.

[From People]

Yay for Demi! It’s nice to see her getting back her mojo and looking sober and ready to face the world. I’d like to see her totally abandon Twitter and just keep a lock down on her personal life at this point. Small steps, I guess. I don’t know when I became such a Demi advocate, but I’m honestly happy to see her and am rooting for her. It was tough to watch her downward spiral and I’d love to see her give the proverbial middle finger to her stupid ex. Living well…