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Canadian singer/songwriter/photographer Bryan Adams was honored here in SoCal yesterday with his very own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. At yesterday’s (sometimes rainy) Walk of Fame ceremony, Adams was presented with the 2,435th star … and he looked over the moon by the honor. Check out some photos and deets from the event below.

Last night in NYC, NY the 22nd annual GLAAD Media Awards were handed out at the Marriott Marquis Times Square to a select group of individuals for their excellence in fair, accurate and inclusive representations of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community and the issues that affect their lives. Among this year’s honorees is popstar Ricky Martin (who came out publicly as gay last year) and the TV shows True Blood & 30 Rock. Check out some photos and deets from the ceremony below.

The 2011 Golden Raspberry Awards were handed out last night, honoring the worst of the worst in film. Read below for a full list of this year’s winners …

Last month we learned which of the most horrible films of the horrible films of 2010 were nominated for Golden Raspberry Awards and today we learn which films walked away as the worst of the worst. As you may know, the Golden Raspberry Awards — or, Razzies — are handed out in a special ceremony on the night before the Academy Awards as a way to honor … er … single out the worst of the worst in film. This year, the film that took home the most Razzies was the M. Night Shyamalan crapfest known as The Last Airbender. The runner up, nabbed the second highest number of Razzies, was the horribly disappointing (and kinda offensive) Sex and the City 2.

The 2011 Academy Awards won’t be announced until early tomorrow but today we learn which actors and films garnered nominations for the dubious anti-Oscars awards ceremony The Golden Raspberry Awards. As you may know, the Razzies “honor” the worst of the worst in film for the previous year … and leading the pack in nominations this time around are the films The Twilight Saga: Eclipse and The Last Airbender as well as actress Jennifer Aniston.

Congratulations are in order for comic book legend Stan Lee because he was honored yesterday with his very own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. With his beautiful wife Joan Lee by his side, Stan was awarded the 2,428th star on the Walk of Fame in Hollywood, CA … IMHO, an honor that was long overdue.

David Beckham, sporting a pretty horrid new hair’do, and son Brooklyn Joseph Beckham made their way to London’s Imperial War Museum to attend the A Night of Heroes: The Sun Military Awards in London, England last night to rub elbows with the creme de la creme in honor of the United Kingdom’s armed forces. I believe this is the biggest high profile red carpet even that Brooklyn attended and it looks like he handled the limelight like a champ … behold:

Soldiers, sailors and airmen who made enormous sacrifices in the past year were recognised at the event, which also featured the Prince of Wales, Duchess of Cornwall and Prime Minister David Cameron and his wife Samantha among the guests. The contribution made by the Forces was praised by many of the celebrities as they arrived at the event at London’s Imperial War Museum. The ceremony, run by The Sun newspaper, is in its third year and was hosted by Phillip Schofield and Amanda Holden at London’s Imperial War Museum. The judging panel included a host of famous names including Dame Kelly Holmes, Miss Jenkins, General Sir Mike Jackson and Admiral Lord West. Among the guests were actor David Jason, presenters Konnie Huq and Myleene Klass, EastEnders actor Sid Owen, Coronation Street actress Helen Worth, who plays Gail McIntyre, and footballers Beckham, with son Brooklyn, and Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand. Eleven awards were being presented to groups, individuals and units in recognition of their work. Charles, in a foreword written for the event’s programme, praised the efforts of Britain’s forces. He wrote: “There are very few professions where you sign on knowing that, at some stage in your career you may be asked to risk your life to insure the success of the mission and that some day you may pay the ultimate price for your actions. “Despite these risks, men and women from across this country have stepped forward and will continue to step forward to serve in our Armed Forces.”

Firstly, I can’t even deal with Becks‘ hair. I’m hoping he’s growing it out for some greater purpose and he’s just in that awkward in-between phase but as it looks now, I ain’t feelin’ it. The hair part is just … no. Brooklyn, tho, is a little cutie and he represented the Beckham family very well at the awards ceremony last night. It looks like Brooklyn will be attending more and more events as he gets older … mark my words, this is only the beginning. What do y’all think … cute, right?

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Actress Gwyneth Paltrow, who stars in the new film Country Strong and has promised a return appearance on Glee, was honored with her very own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Monday. Gwyneth was joined by BFFs Tim McGraw and Faith Hill at her tribute ceremony … here are a few photos and deets from the event:

Oscar-winner Gwyneth Paltrow has been honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Faith Hill and Tim McGraw were on hand Monday to help Paltrow celebrate the unveiling of her star on the sidewalk outside Madame Tussauds celebrity wax museum. The unveiling comes in advance of the Dec. 22 release in Los Angeles and Nashville of Paltrow’s new film, “Country Strong,” co-starring McGraw. It opens nationwide on Jan. 7. Paltrow won the best actress Academy Award for her role in 1998′s “Shakespeare in Love.” The 38-year-old actress also had roles in the “Iron Man” movies, “Two Lovers,” “The Good Night,” “Proof,” “Sylvia,” “The Talented Mr. Ripley,” “The Royal Tenenbaums,” “Emma,” and “Jefferson in Paris.”

Aww … congrats to Gwynnie. It’s a shame that neither her husband Chris Martin nor her children Apple Blythe Alison or Moses Bruce Anthony were in attendance at this special ceremony but at least Tim and Faith were there to share the day with her. As I understand it, Gwyneth‘s Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony was the last of 2010 … which makes her star even more special. Let’s send our love and congrats to Gwyneth on receiving the 2,427th star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

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Actress Reese Witherspoon was joined by her children Ava Elizabeth and Deacon Reese as well as her boyfriend Jim Toth at the unveiling of her very own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Reese was awarded the 2,425th star in a ceremony that took place here in Hollywood, CA earlier today … here are a few photos:

Academy Award-winning actress Reese Witherspoon will receive the 2,425th star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Wednesday. James L. Brooks, who directed and wrote the script for Witherspoon’s new film, “How Do You Know,” will join her at the ceremony, which is set to begin at 11 a.m. in front of the W Hollywood Hotel on Hollywood Boulevard. Born March 22, 1976, in New Orleans and raised in Nashville, Tenn., Witherspoon won the 2005 best actress Academy Award for her portrayal of June Carter Cash in “Walk the Line.” She also won Golden Globe and Screen Actors Guild awards for the performance. Witherspoon began her career in 1990, after attending an open casting call for “The Man in the Moon.” She ended up being cast in the lead role of Dani Trant, a 14-year-old country girl who falls in love with her 17-year-old neighbor. Witherspoon’s other film credits include: “Legally Blonde,” “Election,” “Vanity Fair,” “Pleasantville,” “Cruel Intentions” “Sweet Home Alabama,” “Just Like Heaven,” “Rendition,” “Penelope,” “Freeway,” “Twilight” and “Four Christmases.”

Aww … how cute does Reese‘s little family look! Ava looks beautiful with her hair done up in curls and Deacon is very handsome in his little suit. I love that Reese‘s man Jim was also in attendance on her big day today. Much love and congrats goes out to Reese on this latest accomplishment. I deffo count Reese Witherspoon in the group of celebs who is worthy of a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and I applaud and salute her today! Congrats!!

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Celebrities and real life heroes convened at the Shrine Auditorium here in Los Angeles, CA last night to attend the taping of CNN Heroes: An All-Star Tribute which honors the people who have gone above and beyond to help those in need … our everyday heroes. The ceremony, which will air on CNN on Thanksgiving night this Thursday, was attended by Hollywood A-listers as well as real life heroes who have made an impact this year … including the 33 Chilean miners who survived a 69 day ordeal underground and were just rescued last month. Here are a few photos from the red carpet arrivals last night and some deets about the show itself:

A woman whose group has rescued more than 12,000 women and girls from sex slavery has been named the 2010 CNN Hero of the Year. Anuradha Koirala was chosen by the public in an online poll that ran for eight weeks on CNN.com. CNN’s Anderson Cooper revealed the result at the conclusion of the fourth annual “CNN Heroes: An All-Star Tribute.” “Human trafficking is a crime, a heinous crime, a shame to humanity,” Koirala said earlier in the evening after being introduced as one of the top 10 CNN Heroes of 2010. “I ask everyone to join me to create a society free of trafficking. We need to do this for all our daughters.” Koirala was introduced by actress Demi Moore, who along with her husband, Ashton Kutcher, created DNA, The Demi and Ashton Foundation, which aims to eliminate child sex slavery worldwide … “Since 1993, she has helped rescue more than 12,000 women and girls. Through her organization Maiti Nepal, she has provided more than a shelter for these girls and young women, she has created a home. It is a place for them to heal, go to school, learn a skill, and for some who are infected with HIV/AIDS, it is the place where they can spend their days surrounded by love.” Koirala will receive $100,000 to continue her work with Maiti Nepal, in addition to the $25,000 awarded to each of the top 10 Heroes honored Saturday night … The show opened with a salute to the 33 Chilean miners and five of the people who rescued them last month after the miners spent 69 days underground. “For 69 days we were amazed by these 33 brave miners,” Cooper said in welcoming the miners onto the Shrine stage. “Their ordeal was unthinkable; their rescue, unbelievable. No one has ever been trapped underground so deep for so long and survived. “They endured a nightmare, experienced a miracle, and in the end became each others’ brothers and heroes. On behalf of CNN Heroes, we salute all 33 Chilean miners.” After the miners sang the Chilean national anthem, two of them — speaking through a translator and holding the Chilean flag — expressed their appreciation. “We want to thank the world, and we want to thank God for your prayers,” Luis Urzua told the audience in Spanish. “Our families suffered. Our children suffered, too. But thanks to the prayers of the whole world, we could come out of this difficulty,” Mario Sepulveda added. “Some of our rescuers are here with us tonight,” Urzua said. “Thank you for bringing us home. You are our heroes.”

John Legend, Bon Jovi and Sugarland were among the musicians who performed on the show last night and celebrities including Halle Berry, Kid Rock, LL Cool J, Aaron Eckhart and the folks pictured above were on hand to present awards. I’m always so impressed and SO inspired by the real life heroes who are honored by CNN every year. There are so many unsung heroes who work tirelessly on a daily basis to help others and they do so happily and without any desire to be recognized for their efforts. It is very cool that this annual tribute seeks out those people and honors them, not necessarily for their personal glory but because those people shine as a beacon of human kindness and selfless inspiration. I’ll be tuning in this Thursday night to see these amazing people honored and I will surely be giving thanks for all the amazing work they do.

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