GREYSON CHANCE (discovered by Ellen DeGeneres on YouTube) and CODY SIMPSON were at The Grove in Los Angeles, CA Saturday February 26 for a concert.
Adam Lambert performed an amazing acoustic version of his Grammy-nominated song, Whataya Want From Me on The Ellen DeGeneres Show Thursday.
It is soooooo good!
Watch:
The superstar, and Grammy-nominated singer Adam Lambert was a busy man on Wednesday.
First, he came to the Grove for an interview with Extra- Click here to see exclusive photos of that interview). Then, he rushed to The Ellen DeGeneres Show to tape an appearance which will air Thursday.
Ellen: Are you watching this season?
Watch the whole interview on Thursday, Feb. 10.
You may soon be calling her, “Mrs. Katy Brand.” Currently known as Katy Perry, the songstress chatted with Ellen DeGeneres on Ellen’s daytime talk show Wednesday about how she has already begun the process to legally take her new husband’s name. You know, that funny guy Russell Brand.
When Ellen asked Katy about married life with her new husband, Katy said: “There is never a dull moment. A sense of humor is really important in our household. That’s how we de-stress and we like to have a laugh.”
Ellen DeGeneres welcomed Bristol Palin and Mark Ballas to talk about Dancing with the Stars and the challenges Bristol faced. Ellen also got Bristol’s honest opinion on Levi’s bid for mayor!
Watch the video!
Celebrities love to send TwitPics of themselves and we love to see them! Here is a collection of some of my favorites celeb pics of the week.
Given that it was Halloween, there are some very interesting photos included indeed.
Come back every Friday for more of my favorites!
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Jake with Erin Andrews and Evan Lysacek
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| Kyle Massey, Kurt Warner, Rod Stewart |
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| DWTS Cast |
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| Mark and Corky Ballas |
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| Derek with Julianne Hough |
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| Ellen with Taylor Swift |
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| Maksim with Erin Andrews and Stacy Keibler |
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| Eliza and Rick Fox |
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| Gilles Marini, Emmitt Smith, Kelly Osbourne and Tom Bergeron |
Everyone wants to be Snooki for Halloween this year. So much for being original among 10 people dressed exactly like you at a party.
In a welcome turn of events, Perez Hilton, who for six years has per Reuters “delighted in running ‘Hollywood’s most hated web site’, outing gay stars and insulting celebrities like Jennifer Aniston, said on Wednesday he was going to stop being a bully.”
Appearing on The Ellen DeGeneres Show and on a video posted on his website, Hilton, who is openly gay, said he no longer wants to be seen as a “bully and a hypocrite”. Continue reading
Who made the 2010 Forbes list of The World’s 100 Most Powerful Women?
Moira Forbes, vice-president and publisher of ForbesWoman, says that the women who made the list have affected billions of people around the world. “The women on our list, through their respective realms of power and influence, are shaping many of the agenda setting conversations of our day. They have built companies and brands, sometimes by non-traditional means, and they have broken through gender barriers in areas of commerce, politics, sports, media and cultural zeitgeist, and thereby affecting the lives of millions, sometimes billions of people,” said Forbes.
1. Michelle Obama, US First Lady
2. Irene Rosenfeld, Kraft Foods, Chief Executive
3. Oprah Winfrey, Media Mogul
4. Angela Merkel, German Chancellor
5. Hillary Clinton, US Secretary of State
6. Indra Nooyi, Pepsi, Chief Executive
7. Lady Gaga, Musician
8. Gail Kelly, Westpac, Chief Executive,
9. Beyonce Knowles, Musician and Fashion Designer
10. Ellen DeGeneres, Talk Show Host
By now, you have likely heard about Tyler Clementi, a Rutgers University student who killed himself after being videotaped by classmates while engaging in gay sex, and then outed as gay on the internet.
But did you know that Clementi was the fourth teen who recently has been reported as committing suicide as a result of being outed and bullied?
I happened to be in the audience of The Ellen DeGeneres Show when DeGeneres unveiled this moving video urging us to speak out against the growing crisis of bullying amongst teens, saying we need a wake-up call:
“He was outed as being gay on the Internet and he killed himself. Something must be done. This needs to be a wake-up call to everyone that teenage bullying and teasing is an epidemic in this country and the death rate is climbing.”
“One life lost in this senseless way is tragic. Four lives lost is a crisis,” she continued. “My heart is breaking for their families, for their friends and for our society that continues to let this happen … We can’t let intolerance and ignorance take another kid’s life.”
“I want anyone out there who feels different and alone to know that I know how you feel. There is help out there. You can find support in your community. If you need someone to talk to or if you want to get involved, here are some organizations doing great work.”
Watch Ellen’s moving plea: