High-tech, creative humanitarian aid benefits Haiti
The Columbia Chronicle Sun, 31 Jan 2010 22:06 PM PST
During the past few weeks there has been a frenzy of media coverage and endless discussion about the earthquake that occurred in Haiti on Jan. 12, and in the aftermath there has been an enormous philanthropic response to help aid the country in its time of dire need. As expected, dozens of celebrities have given sizeable [...] |
Things Natalie Bassingthwaighte Loves!
Defamer Sun, 31 Jan 2010 21:41 PM PST
When I wasn’t cutting myself after realising I’d probably have to publicly admit I’d been overly harsh about Tony Abbott’s recent comments (RE: the giving of “precious flowers†to menfolk), I particularly enjoyed flicking through this month’s Australian Women’s Weekly and learning more about stupid Oz celebrities. Specifically, I am pleased to know more about the kinds of things Natalie ... |
For $US150,000, Lindsay Lohan Will Be Your Worst Date Ever
Defamer Sun, 31 Jan 2010 21:40 PM PST
For 500 Points: The New York Post reports on “Austrian billionaire Richard Lugner†, an “oddball†who’s been taking celebrities on dates for 19 years, and ponying up serious scrilla for it. So what does $US150,000 with Lindsay Lohan get you? (more…) |
Celebrities are frequent targets of extortion
Asbury Park Press Sun, 31 Jan 2010 21:10 PM PST
LOS ANGELES â€" There was no shortage of celebrity secrets for sale in 2009, with John Travolta, David Letterman, Cindy Crawford and others claiming they were victims of extortion. |
Use microcredit to help Haitians in need
Miami Herald Sun, 31 Jan 2010 20:24 PM PST
Our hearts are heavy as we watch the suffering and devastation in Haiti. The world has responded valiantly, sending donations of money, supplies, medicine and medical care. Celebrities are giving huge sums of money, making public service announcements and even holding telethons, imploring us to give more. |
Grammys red carpet more posh than mosh
thewest.com.au Sun, 31 Jan 2010 19:51 PM PST
Celebrities have laid down the new rules of ladylike dressing, rejecting Lady Gaga frock shocks for a subdued red carpet at the 52nd Grammy Awards. |
Grammys Red Carpet 2010: Back to Black
Black Voices Sun, 31 Jan 2010 19:17 PM PST
Filed under: Celebrity Style , Red Carpet Unlike the fashion at the often staid and formal acting award shows, the red carpet wear at the Grammys is supposed to be a little more colorful. This year? Not so much. It seemed like most of the celebrities showed up to Sunday night's awards in somber black, and the ones who didn't chose neutrals, silver or white. Then again, you also expect Grammy ... |
Grammys draws fashion stars, victims
Orange County Register Sun, 31 Jan 2010 18:22 PM PST
See what the rappers, rockers and other celebrities were wearing on the red carpet. Click here for more commentary and to comment on the Style Binge blog. |
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