All of the names above are celebrities in some shape or form
All of the names above are celebrities in some shape or form. Actors, actresses and Directors starred in or was involved with the above movies. Just a few of the great movies are listed above. There are tens of thousands of movies that have been made to this day and more are coming.
King of Pop Michael Jackson turns 50 today — but has no plans of slowing down, he told ABCs "Good Morning America" in a phone interview.
I am still looking forward to doing a lot of great things, Jackson said.
The pop icon, who has recently stayed out of the spotlight, says he now focuses his life on his children.
The Jonas Brothers have teamed up with Verizon Wireless and Samsung to give away the gift of a lifetime: A vacation with the band — in the Bahamas! Guests will stay at the Atlantis resort and attend a concert with the bros. For details, hit up www.jbconcerts.com/samsung and enter to win!
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A star-studded concert.
Check out Britney Spears making a virtual duet with Madonna in concert, all via a video she pre-taped specifically for the Material Mom’s Sticky and Sweet tour! But the star sightings at Madonna’s latest live extravaganza didn’t end there.
Bono and Elton John were also spotted rocking out among the thousands of fans in Nice, France, says Britain’s Daily Mail.
Sir Elton, who had a highly publicized falling out with Madonna some years ago, was seen "applauding enthusiastically" between songs, says the paper. Clearly the two stars have made up since!
ET’s Kevin Frazier talks to John Legend about his performance at the Democratic National Convention last night during which he sang his new song "If You’re Out There."
Legend said he was caught up in the "historic moment" by the energy of the crowd and an accompanying choir, making the event "inspiring and breathtaking."
The Grammy-winning singer said even though he was aware of the major political figures in the audience, his focus remained on his music, which he says goes beyond any political boundaries.
With her baby bump growing daily, Ashlee Simpson tells ET Canada that she and her rocker husband Pete Wentz can’t wait to become parents.
"We’re both so excited. I mean, this is definitely the happiest moment in my life," Ashlee told ET Canada. "We’re getting the nursery ready."
Ashlee also had many good things to say about her supportive hubby Pete. "I have the greatest husband. He’s so awesome. It’s just fun to have somebody that I love to do this with."
Only ET was with Olivia Newton-John as the singer/actress and newlywed was honored at Project Angel Food’s 15th Annual Angel Awards over the weekend in Hollywood. The award was bestowed for her commitment to breast cancer awareness.
Olivia opens up about her commitment to fighting cancer and reveals her desire to reach out to fellow breast-cancer survivor Christina Applegate. She also tells ET her new marriage is "wonderful."
The ‘Grease’ star was presented with the Marianne Williamson Founder’s Award for her efforts in educating women on the importance of early detection of breast cancer and in making life easier for those fighting the disease.
Sir Paul McCartney could be performing in Israel after a 40-year Beatles ban, says the Associated Press.
The report says he will perform in Tel Aviv, Israel on Sept. 25. The Beatles were banned more than four decades ago for fear they would corrupt young fans.
But McCartneys publicist Stuart Bell is quoted in the report saying, Nothings been confirmed.
Looking fit and feisty, Madonna kicked off her ‘Sticky and Sweet’ tour Saturday night at the 75,000-capacity Millennium Stadium in Cardiff, Wales. Turning 50 hasn’t slowed down the Material Mom one bit, as she strutted her stuff in fine form with an athletic performance featuring a variety of costume changes, set pieces and songs.
Britain’s Daily Mail reports the pop superstar arrived onstage in a vintage automobile, dressed in a Givenchy outfit for "Pimp," the first section of the four-part themed show. "Old School," "Gypsy" and "Rave" rounded out the sections, which incorporated many of Madonna’s hits while highlighting different musical, dancing and cultural styles.
Forest Whitaker, Whoopi Goldberg, Barry Manilow and more stars have teamed up with former Eurythmics man Dave Stewart on an inspirational video for change, "American Prayer."
"I found it more pertinent than ever to release this song at the moment when America dares to re-imagine itself and its place in the world," says Stewart.
Country star Glen Campbell has had his share of ups and downs in his more than four decades in the music biz, and now the "Rhinestone Cowboy" singer talks to ET about the hard times and the new good times, including his Meet Glen Campbell album.
"I really made some bad choices," Glen tells ET’s Thea Andrews, going on to say, "Oh, it was bad, it was. Drugs, drinking. Stupid things that you do."
But Glen has cleaned up his act, and says of his life now: "It’s wonderful. I look at people now and say, ‘Wow, I was in that place one time.’"
ET has the details…
Madonna released a slew of tour secrets on her Web site, revealing that the Sticky and Sweet experience will be a "rock-driven, dancetastic journey" split into four parts:
Pimp: A mashed up homage to 1920’s deco and modern day gangsta pimp. Madonna will make a grand entrance dressed by Givenchy.
Old School: Madonna tips her hat to her early 80’s downtown New York City dance roots with flashes of Keith Haring and the dance culture vibe of the time including the birth of rap.
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