Wyclef Jean and Mary J. Blige are Full of Hope for Haiti

Read original article here

Wyclef Jean and Mary J. Blige are Full of Hope for Haiti

Wyclef Jean has tapped into his Haitian spirit by using music and festivities to shed light on the dire need for help and funds in his homeland. He was on hand for the launch of Hope, Help, & Relief Haiti in New York on Monday.

Throughout his career, Wyclef has used his celebrity to bring awareness to the needs of Haiti, a nation that faced struggles even prior to the earthquake. Following this natural disaster, Wyclef found his "true destiny," he told ET.

Mary J. Blige, who performed a lot of songs from her vast catalogue, said, "You have to put yourself in their shoes and think if it was you, you would want people to come out in the same capacity and help you get out of the situation you’re in." The images plastered throughout the media of the people struggling in Haiti have inspired Gayle King to be active in supporting recovery efforts.

Read original article here

La Toya Jackson: ‘Dr. Murray Was a Part of a Much Larger Plan’

Read original article here

Jermaine Jackson on Michael’s Death: ‘It Hurts Every Day’

Jermaine Jackson was in court today to watch Dr. Conrad Murray face involuntary manslaughter charges in the death of his brother, Michael Jackson, and earlier Jermaine told ET’s Mary Hart, "It hurts everyday."

Asked if the conversation with his family often comes back to Michael’s death and how wrong it was, Jermaine replies, "There’s not a day that Jackie, Rebbie, Tito — all of us — Marlon, Janet, all of us, don’t talk about Michael. Every moment."

"If you were face-to-face with Dr. Murray right now, what would you say to him Jermaine," asks Mary.

Read original article here

Sam Worthington Goes From Oz to Lone Star State

Read original article here

Angelina Jolie & Brad Pitt Step Out Together on Super Bowl Sunday

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt joined their eldest son Maddox in Miami, Florida to cheer on the New Orleans Saints.

Jolie and Pitt reside in New Orleans with their six children. Photographed leaving the Sun Life Stadium after the Saints big win, their son Maddox showed his support for his home team by wearing quarterback Drew Brees’ No. 9 Saints jersey. 

Pitt was spotted with his son Sunday morning departing from Los Angeles and arriving in Miami. The Saints beat the Indianapolis Colts 31-17 in the Super Bowl XLIV.

Read original article here

Angelina Jolie & Brad Pitt Step Out Together on Super Bowl Sunday

Read original article here

President Barack Obama ‘Mandates’ Close Super Bowl Game

The big game festivities are underway and President Barack Obama is weighing in on who he thinks will win the Super Bowl XLIV.

"Colts have to be favored," he tells CBS news anchor Katie Couric, calling Indianapolis Colts quarterback Payton Manning "unbelievable" and saying he thinks the team has "enormous continuity."

Attempting to remain neutral, the president adds that he has a "soft spot" for the New Orleans Saints and understands how much the team means to the city.

Read original article here

NFL Network Pulls Warren Sapp

Read original article here

NFL Network Pulls Warren Sapp

The NFL cable network has spoken out regarding Warren Sapp’s arrest.

The network tells ET, "We were made aware this afternoon of the arrest of Warren Sapp by the Miami Police Department (sic). In light of these circumstances, Warren Sapp will not appear on NFL Network while we review the matter."

The retired NFL great and season seven "DWTS" runner-up was arrested and charged with misdemeanor domestic battery in Miami Beach on Saturday.

Read original article here

Next Page »