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He's not just faking it in that cheesy Ciroc PSA! Plus, Frederick Fekkai went to the dentist on Christmas? Weird. In the gossip roundup.
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He's not just faking it in that cheesy Ciroc PSA! Plus, Frederick Fekkai went to the dentist on Christmas? Weird. In the gossip roundup.
You can be forgiven for thinking that it's stubborn Nas, if anyone, who can most convincingly claim "I Do It for Hip Hop."
Plus: Zac Efron on being recognized in the men's room.
Plus: Mercury Rev's solid new single and a soukous ditty for the election.
Plus: Ludacris has Rick Ross's back, sort of.
Which means either that dude has a real thing for cougars or it was a publicity stunt. That, and more wheat and chaff in our daily gossip roundup.
Plus: Steve Carell on his workout regimen, and Anne Hathaway on finger painting.
Mariah Carey doesn't want you to see her eyes, Pamela Anderson gets American, and Elite modeling agency goes to Utah!
Naomi Campbell will play a batter in a softball game on the 'Ugly Betty' season finale, the economy is screwing over designer retailers, and mallercise is all the rage.
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