US TV channel Fox showed off the stars and shows of their upcoming season in New York yesterday. Host of So You Think You Can Dance US, Cat Deeley, brightened up the blue carpet in yellow. Lea Michele continued her events reign in a short, colourful number after Glee creator Ryan Murphy denied rumours that she's difficult or a diva on set. He also said that they are talking to Britney Spears about tapping into her musical archive! Lea's castmate Dianna Agron looked red hot as she posed for photos. As did Jayma Mays who, along with the rest of the Gleeks, is preparing to head off on a US tour. After some time at Cannes with Diane Kruger, Joshua Jackson was back on American soil to promote Fringe, Cory Monteith joined the rest of his Glee castmates and Hugh Laurie suited up to usher in a brand new season of House.
To see lots more from the party including David Boreanaz, Emily Deschanel, Matthew Morrison, Mark Salling, Anna Torv, Jane Lynch, Keri Russell, Will Arnett and others, read on.
Heidi Klum is certainly no stranger to taking off her clothes for a modelling shoot, but her recent daring Allure shoot was only a few months after giving birth to baby Lou. Heidi stopped by The Tonight Show to chat with Jay about the experience, and we take a look at a few other celebrities—Kim Kardashian and Catherine Zeta Jones, we're looking at you—who have recently stripped down.
Heidi Montag wears tiny shorts that she designed herself and not much on top while working on the set of her new movie, Kristen Stewart explains the different kinds of sexy and American Idol judge Kara DioGuardi breaks out her bikini collection for a photo shoot. Watch it all on PopSugar Rush!
The fun didn't stop last night after the Grammy Awards wrapped up at the Staples Center. Stars who were nominated and those who weren't headed out to make the after party rounds, with Katy Perry and Russell Brand leading the way to the EMI Bash at the W Hotel. The engaged couple, who don't yet have plans for their wedding, joined Nicole Richie and the Madden brothers for a bash that also brought out Lindsay Lohan. LL was soon off to finish her evening at Voyeur, while across town the Bug Music label brought out Crazy Heart's Jeff Bridges, American Idol's Kara DioGuardi and songwriter T-Bone Burnett.
American Idol—New judge Ellen DeGeneres joins Simon Cowell, Randy Jackson and Kara DioGuardi for the ninth season of the show. And instead of being way behind the States, the show will debut a few hours after it premieres in the US! Hooray! Check out the auditions tonight with special judges, including Victoria Beckham. (Fox8)
Entourage—It’s the premiere of Vince’s movie, Gatsby, but the real action is all about E’s love triangle. (Trivia: This is the episode where they totally talk smack about Knocked Up star Seth Rogan and wonder if such an “ugly” guy could actually score a hot chick like Katherine Heigl in real life. (Arena)
Californication—Jackie and her two stripper friends arrive at Hank’s doorstep unannounced for a night of debauchery. (Trivia: Jackie is played by Eva Amurri, who is the daughter of Susan Sarandon and director Franco Amurri). (Ten)
Tennis—It’s Day four of the Medibank International at Sydney Olympic Park Tennis Centre. Lleyton Hewitt and Serena Williams both play today. (Seven)
We've got a special first look at Victoria Beckham's upcoming appearance as a guest judge on American Idol before the show returns next Tuesday night in the US. She was decked out in a purple Victoria Beckham Collection dress for the Denver auditions back in August and that particular episode will air on Feb. 2. Next week's season premiere will feature her with Simon Cowell, Kara DioGuardi and Randy Jackson in Boston and Posh recently opened up about what it was like working with the gang. Here's more:
On being asked to judge: "It was very exciting to be asked to do Idol. David and the boys are all big fans of the show. It was a real privilege to be a part of something so huge!"
On her judging style: "I believe in constructive criticism and I am a very positive person, so I always tried to find something good and helpful to focus on, be it someone’s singing, their looks, or their overall style. Having been a performer, I know how difficult it is to be that person standing there being judged. I didn’t want to trample on people’s dreams."
On sparring verbally with Simon: "I can give as good as I get. . . . I have a dry sense of humor, which worked very well alongside his acerbic wit and I really enjoyed working with Simon. I enjoyed the banter we created, and the fact that we could laugh together — most of the time!"
