Movie stars, models and musicians can often command the media's attention when they promote charitable or environmental causes. Angelina Jolie, Bono, Leonardo Di Caprio are just some of the A-list celebrities lending their famous faces to humanitarian issues, third world debt and climate change.

The main street media has not yet picked up on the reported Tina Davis twist of the Rihanna vs Chris Brown saga, but celebrity gossip sites, including MTV already make references to TMZ report that

IT'S only the second day of Christmas but where is the cheer?

Actor Tracy Morgan has been named “Man of the Year” for 2008 by the Jack and Jill Society of America, an African-American family organization established in 1938, providing cultural, social, educational, civic, and recreational activities that stimulate and expand the mind to enhance life.

Charity has sent over 600,000 care packages to troops overseas - and still needs postage donations this year.

Jack Johnson, Kelly Slater, Lisa Andersen & Other Celebs Go Barefoot For Charity.

For every rock star who hits it big, there are thousands of artists who never make it out of their own back yards. Before Madonna was “Madonna,” she was a local success in New York clubs. Until Britney Spears became a global pop superstar, she performed in dance revues in her native Louisiana.

SATC star says demure co-star “definitely has a wild side.”

Travis Barker sues several companies involved in a charter plane flight, which resulted with a crash and death of plane personnel member’s and Barker’s friends.

Paris Hilton has broke up with her latest boyfriend Benji Madden. Paris Hilton and Benji Madden have been together during the last 9 months. They were already wearing rings with their initials.

Australia's Hugh Jackman has taken this year's title as People Magazine's Sexiest Man Alive. The issue hits the newsstands on Friday.

A wind-whipped wildfire, officially known as the Santa Barbara Tea Fire, has destroyed at least 100 homes and a college dormitory, injured four people and forced thousands to flee the longtime celebrity "community" of Montecito.