jamie foxx

Jamie Foxx is Over the Hill

Last night, Jamie Foxx took over the Mirage Hotel’s JET nightclub in Las Vegas to celebrate his 40th birthday.  And he most certainly dressed to impress.

The “Ray” actor wore a sharp white pinstriped shirt and black necktie combo accented with a black vest and grey trousers. 

“Nicegirl” Jennifer Garner

If you’re looking for the secret to a successful Hollywood relationship, look no further than Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck.  The Alias actress recently revealed the source of their success.

The Elektra actress divulged that she and her hubby are (gasp!) nice to each other, even when they are angry.  She told press, “I don’t know what makes (the relationship) work. But it does. One thing that makes it not not work is that we’re both pretty nice.”

VMA Parties Last Into The Night

If you were in Vegas for the MTV Video Music Awards last night, chances are you didn’t get much sleep.  There were a slew of parties to make sure that Sin City kept rocking into the wee hours.

The official post-show party took place at the Palms, with Jamie Foxx and Jennifer Garner sharing the hosting duties.  They provided a serious open bar and a buffet that would make Fat Joe kneel in submission.

MTV Video Music Awards Fashion Watch

With everybody who’s anybody showing up in Sin City to check out the multi-venue (they had hotel parties going on during the show) event, there was fierce competition to see who could turn the most heads on the red carpet.

Paris Hilton was rocking her new short coif and looking extremely elegant thanks to a Dolce & Gabbana animal print dress and some bling-ed out chandelier-style earrings.

Swank, Theron, and Foxx Hand Out HFPA Grants

Sometimes in the movie industry, the establishment gives back to the people.  And that’s just what happened at the Hollywood Foreign Press Association Grant Ceremony, with plenty of star power to go around.

A-listers like Hilary Swank, Jennifer Lopez, Marc Anthony, Eva Mendes, Charlize Theron, and Jaime Foxx showed up to hand out $1.2 million in grants to various filmmaking schools and programs.