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Last week we heard that Justin Long, newly separated from Drew Barrymore, had moved on from his recent break-up to couple up with Kirsten Dunst (the couple were spied “making out hardcore” at Sunset Junction here in LA) and now the new duo have been photographed together at the Chateau Marmont engaged in a steamy act of … eating together. Cue the romantic music, we’ve got ourselves a new Hollywood couple, y’all … meet Dunst-in:

I must admit, I’m pretty surprised that Justin has moved on with Kirsten so soon after his break-up with Drew. Word on the street is that Justin was fed up with Drew‘s “excessive drinking” and that was the reason for the split … which sounds suspicious if you consider that Justin and Kirsten, sorry, Dunst-in‘s first sighting together was in a margarita line at a bar. Ah well … here’s hoping that Cupid’s arrow hit more squarely for the new lovebirds and that they find happiness together forever and ever … or, at least until the end of the year.

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While his babymama Jamie Lynn Spears and his newborn daughter Maddie Briann were chillin’ around McComb, MS with grandmammy Lynne Spears over the weekend, good ol’ boy Casey Aldridge was bizzy beautifying himself at the local barber shop. Here are pics of the just buzzed Casey making his way out of The Barber Shop (inventive name) over the weekend, showing off his stylist new look:

You know what, the look is simple and it works for Casey. The boy wears baseball caps about 98% of the time (which is a good thing because he doesn’t look all that great when he’s not wearing the cap). I may give the boy grief and I may have my suspicions that he might be a cad but, on the real, he seems like a regular, good ol’ kid. He works hard, appears to be sticking by his new family … I can’t imagine that it’s an easy life, no matter who his in-laws are. I’m not sure if there will be a happily every after for Casey-Lynn but, so far, he’s hangin’ in there … that has to count for something.

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It’s been a while since we’ve seen Maddie Briann, first born daughter of teen parents Jamie Lynn Spears and Casey Aldridge, out and about … and when she had been spotted in public, she’d been completely covered from sight. In fact, we’ve not been able to see Maddie‘s cute little face since her photospread in OK! magazine came out in July … but at last, here she is. Here are pics of Maddie with her mama JL and with her grandmama Lynne Spears out and about in McComb, MS over the weekend:

OK, even tho it’s pretty impossible to tell for sure, it looks to me that little Maddie is starting to look more like JL now. Her little profile really does make her look just like her mother. Casey-Lynn have been doing a pretty good job of keepin’ their newborn baby underwraps since her birth, which is a bit surprising considering that they agreed to have their weeks old baby appear in magazines sold around the world. In any event, I’m glad to see that things appear to be going well for the family. Last we heard, there was a rumor that JL had “left” Casey to live at home in Kentwood, LA with her mother Lynne Spears … seeing her back in Mississippi is an encouraging sign that things are still on track for the young family … good for them!!

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In a Democratic tradition that goes all the way back to the campaign of Harry S. Truman, Senator Barack Obama made an appearance in Hart Plaza right in the heart of Detroit, MI to participate and speak at the Labor Day parade which took place there. Sarah, Mark and I had planned on attending this rally in Hart Plaza to see Sen. Obama speak but because of how late Sarah’s birthday party ran the night before (and because of my tight travel schedule) we were unable to attend. Here are a few pics of Obama in my hometown of Detroit yesterday morning:

Barack Obama cut short a Labor Day speech to an expectant, fired-up crowd at Detroit’s Hart Plaza, offering prayer instead of political punches to acknowledge concerns about Hurricane Gustav. “There is a time to argue politics, and there’s a time to come together as Americans,” he said in deference to distressed and evacuated gulf coast residents and a storm that threatened great damage but lost power as it slammed into Louisiana. In his first Detroit appearance as the Democratic presidential nominee, Obama surely disappointed many in the crowd — estimated at more than 20,000 in Hart Plaza and another 10,000 just outside along Jefferson Avenue — with less than 10 minutes of remarks, although people appeared forgiving. Many had waited hours in lines that snaked around buildings to see Obama after the annual Labor Day parade. U.S. Sen. Carl Levin of Michigan stirred their anticipation in speaking to the crowd before Obama arrived, comparing the event with John F. Kennedy’s Labor Day speech in Detroit during the presidential campaign of 1960. Obama apologized for his brevity and urged compassion and togetherness. He held a moment of silent prayer and asked for donations to the Red Cross. “I want all of us to remember that when we show solidarity with those folks in Louisiana and Mississippi and Texas and Alabama, that we are expressing the true spirit of the labor movement. Because the idea behind the labor movement is that you don’t walk alone, you’re not by yourself. “Each of us are vulnerable by ourselves. … But when we are unified, we come together in a more perfect union.” Still, Obama managed to serve up pro-labor sentiments, telling the crowd that he supports federal legislation that would make it easier for workers to unionize. In a lighter moment, he sang a few bars of Aretha Franklin’s “Chain of Fools,” while the singer looked on from the crowd. “I’m a labor guy, I believe in the labor movement,” Obama said. “It’s important to have a president who doesn’t choke on the word union. I believe we need a Department of Labor that believes in labor.”

Never fear y’all, I am not planning on regular political coverage, I just really wanted to go to this rally and would’ve made it downtown to Hart Plaza had Sarah’s birthday fun ended at a reasonable hour ;) After the jump, check out a short video of Sen. Obama singing Chain of Fools to the Queen of Soul herself, Aretha Franklin, who was in attendance at yesterday’s Detroit rally …