Cher put her lasting imprint on her celebrity but the Chilean miners stole the moment from her.
Cher put her hand and fooprint in the cement at Grauman’s Chinese Theater in Hollywood as the rescued miners happened to pass by in a tour bus.
They cheered and waved when they spotted the singer.
The 33 miners, who were rescued last month after more than two months underground and their partners sang and chanted as the double-decker bus drove down Hollywood Boulevard.
If Cher, 64, was irritated by the interruption, she didn’t show it, happiily continuing with the ceremony.
The group landed in Los Angeles on Thursday to attend the CNN Heroes: An All-Star Tribute event, which will be aired over Thanksgiving.
Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony are bringing their celebrity style to Kohl’s.
The couple is planning to announce the estimated $3 billion lifestyle retail juggernaut partnership with the retailer at a London press conference on Thursday, reports Women’s Wear Daily.
Expect men’s and women’s apparel as well as products for the home.
Lopez been a part of the world of fashion before.
She launched her JLo by Jennifer Lopez line of clothing under the umbrella of Sweetface fashions in 2001. The brand underwent many transformations over the decade and made a reported $400 million by 2004, reports WWD.
Lopez and Sweetface ceased operations in 2008.
City prosecutors are unlikely to file charges against Russell Brand over a spat with a photographer at Los Angeles International Airport, an official said.
The British actor-comedian met last week with prosecutors, who decided not to pursue charges, city attorney’s spokesman Frank Mateljan said.
Brand was arrested at the airport in September while traveling with singer Katy Perry, and had been facing a potential charge of misdemeanor simple battery.
The incident was captured on video while Brand and Perry were swarmed by paparazzi as they entered a Delta Air Lines terminal. On the video, Brand is seen swatting at a photographer and hitting his camera.
Brand, 35, and Perry, 26, married at a lavish ceremony in India last month.
A security detail traveling with Brand was accused of roughing up four photographers, including one for The Associated Press, during an outing at a wild tiger reserve in India the day before the couple’s wedding. Two men from the wedding party later apologized for the incident, which involved taking the photographers’ car keys and stranding them in the tiger reserve.
Because of the apology, no formal police investigation was opened. None of the photographers sought medical care.
Drew Carey is bringing his improv stylings back to TV.
Carey will star in an improvised sketch comedy series that’s set to debut next spring on the Game Show Network.
The network described the new show as “a lively, unpredictable, and hilarious half-hour of improvised sketch comedy.”
Joining Carey will be some of the comedians who appeared with him on the ABC improv series “Whose Line Is It Anyway?”
The cast of the new GSN show has yet to be set, Carey said, but likely will include, among others, Ryan Stiles, Chip Esten and Kathy Kinney, who was a regular on “The Drew Carey Show.”
The 40-episode show will be taped on weekends at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.
Carey, who stages improv shows at clubs there and elsewhere around the country, will continue as host of “The Price Is Right.”
Unlike “Whose Line Is It Anyway?”, in which the cast worked from producers’ suggestions, the new show will rely on the audience to provide ideas for sketches, Carey said.
Carey also is a producer for the new show, which will feature guest stars along with a rotating cast.
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