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Winners and Stars Spread Out the Afterparty Love
After the Oscars were all the afterparties, and while Vanity Fair and Elton John may have drawn the most star-studded crowds, there seemed to be a celebrity attendee at all of them. Hilary Duff swung by Leeza Gibbons's 1st Annual Night to Make a Difference where she was joined by Paris Hilton and Jessica Biel, who was out of her worst-dressed contending gown and into something more bright. Elsewhere in town Lauren Conrad and Lo Bosworth walked the red carpet at a party benefiting Children Uniting Nations.
Guess Who?
Guess which celebrity chef was getting cozy with a model at the Michael Buble end-of-tour party?
Emily Still Enchants Her Ex
Emily Blunt laughed and joked over coffee with her agent in LA a couple of days ago looking fab and slightly kooky in her sparkly tights. British actress Emily and her ex Michael Bublé split up in July, having dated since 2005 when she met him backstage at one of his concerts. He's been speaking out about his ex-girlfriend, saying that he will always love her and that they're still friends.
Sugar Bits — Jessica Alba Sells Honor's Baby Pics for $1.5M
- Jessica Alba and Cash Warren are rumored to have sold photos of new baby Honor to OK! Magazine for $1.5 million with a guarantee of another "event" set included in the package. — TMZ
- So You Think You Can Dance is down to the top 10 finalists; are you happy with the eliminations last night?
Five For Feist At Juno Awards
One of my favourite singers, Feist, picked up five awards at the Juno Music Awards in Canada this weekend. She wrote her acceptance speech on her arm, and it turned out she had a lot of chances to say thank you – her catchy single "1234" won best song, and she also picked up gongs in the Album, Artist, Songwriter and Pop Album categories.
Meanwhile Emily Blunt's other half Michael Bublé picked up the fan choice award, and Avril Lavigne also showed up to perform at the event.
Brit Bets: International Male Solo Artist
We're onto the international categories now in our series of polls for this year's Brit Awards. There's quite a range of musical genres represented, which is great to see. I'm rooting for Kanye, but I saw Timbaland live at Justin's Futuresex/Loveshow last summer and he was amazing.
Sugar Bits - Paula Is Hurt Her Phone Call Was Leaked
- Paul Abdul is "deeply hurt" that her revealing phone conversation was leaked to the media. We don't blame her for wanting her privacy. - People
- Rumor has it John Travolta has been trying to hide his son's autism from the media.
Sugar Bits - David Hyde Pierce Comes Out!
- David Hyde Pierce has come out of the closet after being named in Out Magazine's Gay Power List. Wait, was he not already out? - US Weekly
- Paula Abdul has been caught on tape crying to a group of publicists that she's been mistreated by her former rep Howard Bragman who, among other things, told her she was too old to be on the cover of OK!
Link Time! 4/5
- TV Squad compiles a quite comprehensive list of great TV drinkeries.
- And Spinner presents the unsexiest album covers of all time.
- Cinematical has the scoop on Coca-Cola's lawsuit against a film that features Jesus drinking a Coke.
- Tracks from Nine Inch Nails' Year Zero are surfacing, and Idolator's got a good one.
- Best Week Ever wonders: Was Michael Buble drunk on "Idol"?
- Merry Swankster's 1990s album tourney has reached the Final Four.
- Film Experience giggles at the wry though unintentional self-reference in The Reaping tagline, "What Hath God Wrought?"
- The TV Addict prints up some Dunder Mifflin letterhead.
- Rolling Stone Rock and Roll Daily sits down with ex-con-turned-rapper Akon.
- Give Me My Remote has the details on how to win a trip to the set of "Heroes."
- Meanwhile, if you've got the big bucks, Tube Talk tells you how to bid in a charity auction for TV appearances and set visits.
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American Idol Rundown: The Top 11 Go Country
Country night is often a cringe-worthy evening on American Idol, but this year, the top 11 did a pretty decent job turning songs from the Grand Ole Opry artists into relatively contemporary songs. There were several strong performances and not too many trainwrecks — though there's also at least one performance that will definitely be a love-it-or-hate-it number.
So, which singer do you think is going home tonight?
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