The seemingly always hot Jessica Biel dissappointed us by showing up for the Rome Film Festival premiere of her new movie Easy Virtue in this drab, gray pantsuit that looks like it was either borrowed from a limo driver or Hillary Clinton. What do you think about Jessica's outfit? Leave a comment below!

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R&B hunk Usher has released a new song urging his fans to vote in the upcoming presidential election on November 4. The singer has debuted "Hush" on iTunes.com as part of his continued national call-to-service for young people.

Usher, who is the youth chairman of the Service Nation Summit - attended by over 500 Service Leaders including John McCain, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton and Laura Bush - will donate a portion of the proceeds to charity group the New Look Organization.

Usher has already led youth rallies, organized voter registration drives and stepped forward to participat...

Are you a celebrity that's outspoken with a cause? Have rumored secrets of you been floating around for years? Have you been acquitted from a crime you most likely were guilty of? Are you famous for being a rich spoiled partier? If so, chances are you have or at some point will be characterized in South Park. Check out this slideshow of a few of our favorite celebrity parodies.

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Scarlett Johansson has accused the press of "unbelievable sexism" towards former U.S. presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton.

The sexy actress, who is a staunch Democrat, used her appearance in the latest edition of Cosmo Girl to promote her political views, lambasting the media over its treatment of the New York senator - the first woman in history to have a chance at running for America's president.

Clinton lost her campaign to become the Democratic candidate for presidency in June, with Barack Obama chosen to battle Republican John McCain for the White House race.

And Johans...

Grey's Anatomy star Patrick Dempsey has apologized to Hillary Clinton for jokes made at her expense in his recent movie Made Of Honor. The film opened with a gag about Clinton's husband Bill's affair with intern Monica Lewinsky and the actor insists he felt uncomfortable about the scene— because he knew the New York senator is a fan of his work.

And Dempsey even tried to persuade the film's director to cut the jokes from the picture.

He says, "I felt quite bad and wanted to speak to Hillary about it, knowing that she's a huge fan of Grey's Anatomy and has been going to see my movi...

Leading aides to presidential candidate John McCain have attacked the writers of comedy show Saturday Night Live for their "sexist" portrayal of the Senator's running mate Sarah Palin.

Comedienne Tina Fey, who has been compared to the Alaskan Governor, mocked Palin during a skit on Saturday's show, making the Republican Vice-President nominee appear a little stupid. Fey also played up to Palin's one-time stint as a beauty queen, making pageant-type poses as fellow comedienne Amy Poehler - as political rival Hillary Clinton - talked about policy and sexism in politics.

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Comedienne Amy Poehler will leave her post at the hit comedy sketch show Saturday Night Live to give birth to her first baby later this year.

Poehler announced her pregnancy with her husband, Arrested Development star Will Arnett, in April. She has been widely-celebrated on the star-studded show for her caricature of former first lady and Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.

However, the Baby Mama star insists she will not be returning to the show following her maternity leave - she will instead star in her own series - a spin-off of Steve Carell's TV series The Of...

Vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin was left stunned by Tina Fey's impersonation of her on Saturday Night Live this weekend because the politician once went to a party dressed as the comedienne.

Fey opened the show on Saturday dressed as Palin, in a sketch alongside co-star Amy Poehler as Hillary Clinton.

Republican Palin was watching from home - and has since sent her approval.

Her spokesperson Tracey Schmitt says, "She thought it was quite funny, particularly because she once dressed up as Tina Fey for Halloween."

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Pop punk Pink has launched a stinging attack on U.S. vice presidential hopeful Sarah Palin, dubbing the Republican 'terrifying.'

The singer, who rallied against Republican president George W. Bush in her 2006 song "Dear Mr. President," revealed the questions she would like to ask the Alaskan Governor if she had the chance to probe her.

And she singles out pro-hunting Palin's attitudes towards animals, women, and her lack of experience with foreign issues.

Pink tells PopEater.com, "If I were writing a letter to Sarah Palin, it would be a lot of whys and hows. Who are you? Do y...

Susan Sarandon has launched a scathing attack on former presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton, branding her a "whiner" for allegedly blaming sexism for her failure to land the Democratic nomination.

The actress has vowed never to play Clinton in a film, insisting she doesn't have enough respect for the politician, who was the first woman to run for U.S. presidency but lost to rival Barack Obama earlier this year.

When asked if she would ever like to portray Clinton, she responded: "No... At this point, to say after what's happened to her campaign and how they squandered all that ...

Barbra Streisand is the latest celebrity to slam U.S. presidential candidate John McCain's decision to appoint Sarah Palin as his running mate.

The legendary singer/actress, a staunch Democrat, is furious with Republican presidential candidate McCain for choosing a woman as his running mate in the build up to the November elections. Streisand has voiced her belief that he picked Palin simply to grab the voters who supported Hillary Clinton, who was the first women in history with her sights set on the White House.

In her blog, entitled "McCain doesn't get it: Women are not that ...

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Barbra Streisand is in negotiations to offer aid and support to Barack Obama as he campaigns to become America's next President.

The legendary diva's spokeswoman has confirmed that Streisand and Obama are talking about how she can best be used in the Senator's race for the White House.

The singer, a fervent Democrat and longtime friend of Obama's recent party rival Hillary Clinton, is expected to perform at one of the Senator's upcoming fundraisers.

Obama already has plenty of top-name celebrity supporters - Bruce Springsteen, Bob Dylan, Chuck Berry, Oprah Winfrey, Jessica Al...

These days it seems celebrity couples are the most fascinating things on Earth. Real news like wars, famine, genocide, elections, etc. all take a back seat to the coupling habits of the rich and famous. It could be a desire for peons to feel they are part of the scene, or maybe just a general nosiness of the American public. Whatever the case, the flashbulbs are constantly blinding these famous pairs.

It seems whenever anybody with some level of fame decides to become romantically involved with another semi-star it's front page news. When two megawatt stars collide, then the result i...

U.S. talk show queen Oprah Winfrey is thrilled politician Barack Obama has won the Democratic U.S. presidential nomination - and has promised to continue campaigning to help him win the presidency.

Winfrey sparked controversy among scores of her Hillary Clinton-supporting viewers last year when she announced her endorsement of Obama's candidacy on her hit chatshow, joining him on a campaign tour of Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina.

But Winfrey's support and hard work appears to have paid off - the Illinois Senator was named the Democrat party's candidate for the presidency o...

Actress Gina Gershon's representative has slammed a new Vanity Fair article that suggests she had an affair with former president Bill Clinton.

The July issue of the magazine features a report by journalist Todd S. Purdum, in which he alludes to Clinton's infidelity following his recovery from heart surgery in 2004.

The article goes on to insinuate that Clinton made frequent stopovers in California to "visit" Gershon.

But Gershon's spokesperson Mara Buxbaum has blasted the story and is demanding her client's name be removed from the piece.

She fumes: "Todd Purdum's in...

Crooner Ricky Martin is claiming credit for Senator Hillary Clinton's success in the Puerto Rican primary on Sunday after he delivered a rousing speech encouraging his countrymen to offer her their support.

The 35-year-old, born in the capital San Juan, is a staunch supporter of the Democrat candidate, and was keen to offer his support ahead of Sunday's vote.

He said, "Senator Clinton has always been consistent in her commitment with the needs of the Latino community. Whether fighting for better education, universal health care and social well-being, as first lady and senator from...

Susan Sarandon has vowed to quit America with her longterm partner Tim Robbins if Republican John McCain wins November's presidential election.

The actress is rooting for Democrat contender Barack Obama, and is packing her bags in case he or party rival Hillary Clinton don't replace George W. Bush in the White House.

She says, "It's a critical time, but I have faith in the American people."

Sarandon also defends her support of Obama as opposed to Clinton, telling the New York Post, "I thought the whole point of feminism is that you're not supposed to be defined by gender. I d...

Veteran actor Clint Eastwood has urged presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton to keep fighting in the ongoing race leading up to the next presidential election.

The Million Dollar Baby star, a supporter of Republican presidential candidate John McCain, has told the New York senator and former First Lady not to give up - despite the fact her rival Barack Obama currently has the majority of pledged delegates for the Democratic nomination.

He says, "Everybody's trying to talk her into folding, but it doesn't seem like the spirit of America.

"I watch Clinton and feel sorry for her ...

Whitney Cummings boasts both brains and beauty. An Ivy League graduate, she resides in Los Angeles, performing stand-up comedy and is currently touring the U.S. with her improv act. She has appeared on shows like Punk'D, VH1's Best Week Ever, What About Brian, and Tell Me You Love Me. She has written for the talk show The Last Call with Carson Daly and is a host for the Sundance Film Festival Dailies. Whitney appears in the upcoming romantic comedy, Made of Honor, starring Patrick Dempsey and Michelle Monaghan, which hits theaters this Friday, May 2.

So, you've got this big movie in Ma...

Millions may see political ads bashing or supporting McCain, Clinton, or Obama, but that's only because they're in between regularly scheduled programming. It takes a special breed of political footage to get people to choose to watch it, and it doesn't even need to be forceful, immediate, or full of relevant information. As the Obama Girl proved, it might be enough just to have scantily clad women. And just when it seemed as though bikinis and flesh had the political viral video market cornered, 236.com came into the fray with its stable of comedy writers from Conan, Comedy Central, and A...

Presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton is delighting in reports she's a distant cousin of both Madonna and Angelina Jolie. The Democrat admits she's "thrilled" by a new family tree study that links her to the two superstars and humanitarians.

She says, "I have no idea whether there is any truth to it (study) or not, but they're both strong independent women. They've also been very quick to give back to charities and humanitarian causes, so it would be an honor to be related to them."

In the same familial study, Clinton's Democratic opponent for the presidency, Barack Obama, was li...

Presidential hopeful Barack Obama now has heavy metal on his side - Disturbed frontman David Draiman has pledged his support to the Democrat.

Just days after Jay-Z and Bruce Springsteen added their weight to the Obama campaign by publicly supporting the senator for President, Draiman admits he's so inspired by his choice he'll actually vote this year after ignoring the past two elections.

Draiman says, "He is more intelligent, better educated, better speaking and certainly more of a warrior than President (George W.) Bush ever was and ever will be."

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Elton John's fundraising event for Hillary Clinton has been questioned by an American government watchdog, because the singer is not a U.S. citizen.

A New York concert the rocker staged last week raised $2.5 million for the Democrat senator's presidential campaign.

He also used the Radio City Music Hall stage to pledge his support for the former first lady.

But Judicial Watch claims the fundraiser broke a law prohibiting the raising of funds for election campaigns by foreign nations - because John is British.

A statement from the group reads, "Sir Elton John is not a ci...

Former Pink Floyd rocker Roger Waters is praying U.S. presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton doesn't get into The White House because he's certain she'll start a war with Iran.

The British bassist hopes Clinton's Democrat rival Barack Obama runs against Republican candidate John McCain in the U.S. general election later this year. And Waters admits that, despite not being an American, he was devastated when Clinton won a recent key primary vote in Texas, keeping her in the Democrat race.

He says, "I'm a huge fan of Barack Obama. I was so disappointed the other night when the ghast...

Tuesday night came and went. Host Ryan Seacrest introduced eight singers and three judges. Each performer chose an inspirational song to sing. As fast as it started, it ended. This week's "American Idol" could not compare to the hype and significance of Wednesday night's success of "American Idol Gives Back."

Why focus on Tuesday night's performances when one of the most popular reality shows dedicated two and half hours to raising money for poverty in the United States and Africa. Celebrities from all parts of the world displayed their compassion and generosity through their part...

Movie director Spike Lee is switching his allegiance from Hillary Clinton to her Democrat Presidential rival Barack Obama, after discovering the Illinois Senator is a fan of his films.

Lee backed Bill Clinton in two elections and intended to support his wife in her battle for the White House. However, the Malcolm X filmmaker was put off by Clinton's recent false claim that she came under sniper fire in Bosnia.

He tells New York magazine, "The Clintons man, they would lie on a stack of Bibles. Snipers? That's not misspeaking; that's pure bulls**t. I voted for Clinton twice, but ...

(HollywoodChicago.com) – In The Beatles versus The Rolling Stones debate (which no one under 40 would have), I’m decidedly in the corner of the Fab Four. I do acknowledge, however, the sheer stamina and staying power of The Rolling Stones.

They are charismatic and charming at the same time and their history of powerful classic songs gives them a magic credibility few bands have attained. In their latest concert film – the Martin Scorsese-directed “Shine a Light” – they bring their best as they are right now despite qualifying for social security.

Filmed with a phalanx of cameras a...

Hip-hop star Snoop Dogg has launched a scathing attack on U.S. presidential hopeful Barack Obama - accusing him of gleaning support from a race hate group. The rapper, real name Calvin Broadus Jr., insists the Democratic candidate has received funding from historically anti-black organization the Ku Klux Klan (KKK).

He says, "The KKK gave Obama money. They was (sic) one of his biggest supporters... Why wouldn't they be? The media won't tell you that. They don't want you to know that. They just want you to know that this n%*ger befriended this other n*#ger who be (sic) threatening your...

"If I was a young kid now looking at that song, I'd have to say I'd think it was pretty naff." Rick Astley reveals his true feelings towards his 1987 pop anthem "Never Gonna Give You Up."

"You have to get to a point where you care as little about getting smoke blown up your ass as you do when you become a whipping boy in the press, because ultimately they both add up to s--t." Madonna ignores her critics.

"I do want to age gracefully, and the mention of choreography almost makes me break out in a rash these days." Pop superstar Kylie Minogue plans to tone down her raunchy stage ac...