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2007 Teen Choice Awards Honor Best In Entertainment

Last night was a big deal for many celebrities.  The Fox Network held their annual Teen Choice Awards at Universal Studios in Hollywood, and passed out life-size surfboards in lieu of statuettes.  Hilary Duff and Nick Cannon shared the hosting duties.

The big winners of the night included “Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End” with a win in the Choice Movie: Action Adventure category.  Johnny Depp, Keira Knightley and Bill Nighy also received surfboards.

Kelly Clarkson Swallows Her Pride

In the music industry there are so many egos, it’s hard to find the people attached to them.  But Kelly Clarkson is now looking beyond her pride to make peace with one of the men responsible for her fame as a recording artist.

In the well-publicized feud between Clarkson and record executive Clive Davis, harsh words were spoken from both sides.  Whether it was Davis saying that Clarkson should leave the songwriting up to songwriters, or Clarkson poking fun at Davis’ age/relevance to the music scene, it was getting pretty ugly. 

2007 ESPY Awards Unite Athletes and Hollywood Stars

Hosted by basketballer LeBron James and comedian Jimmy Kimmel, the 2007 ESPY Awards saluted the year’s most impressive sports achievements.

And while the show focused on the sports world, there were plenty of celebrities on hand as both attendees and presenters.

Kelly Clarkson Fights Back

In the realm of Clive Davis’ biting remarks about Kelly Clarkson and her new album, “My December,” Kelly has remained remarkably silent.  But that’s all about to change, because she’s finally speaking her mind.

She recently told press how she felt about Davis’ criticism.  “I don’t know you very well, and I am not a bull-[bleep]er. I get [that] you don’t like the album. You’re 80; you’re not supposed to like my album.”

Live Earth: Al Gore’s Global Party

As reported previously by the Gossip Girls, the series of Live Earth concerts across seven continents got started off with a bang yesterday (July 7).  Just 24 hours later, the global party has come to an end - but the hope is that the event’s message will live on for quite some time to come.

Live Earth was organized by former Vice President Al Gore with the goal of raising awareness about global warming. With over 100 musical acts joining in on the cause, the entertainers played to the crowds - with many offering up messages to the over 2 billion people expected to experience the shows through television, radio and the Internet.