Over the weekend, Kelly Rowland continued her birthday celebration at Compound in Atlanta. Many came out to help celebrate including T.I who also performed. Check the pics after the jump.
(Photos) WOW! Remember Kelly From ‘Saved By The Bell?’ Well, This Is Her Now!
Tiffani Thiessen celebrated her 40th birthday with husband Brady Smith and friends in Mexico on Saturday. Whoa! Can’t believe this is what she looks like now, no changes! See below!
(Video) NFL: Lol, Michael Strahan Dresses Up & Plays The Part of Oprah
Nope, it’s not Halloween just yet – but our guy Michael Strahan channeled his inner Oprah and played the part quite well. He dressed as Oprah in a skit for ‘Live with Kelly & Michael.’ Check it out…
(Photos) Guess Which Hairstyle Kelly Rowland Is Trying To Bring Back?
Celebrities wear certain pieces and have certain styles because they like it, but they also like to inspire. They like to start trends and they like to be muses. Kelly Rowland may not want to bring this hair style entirely back (mostly because no one will probably want to);but, she did wear it and has the potential to spark a trend since no one other celebrity is currently rocking this style. Corn rows back? Hit the jump Steph B
Classic: Fellas Check The Kelly From “Saved By The Bell” Pic!
Check out this classic pic from Kelly. Click below to see the pic. DJTECH4
(Photos) Boxing: Diddy, Snoop, LL Cool J, John Legend & Many More Honor Muhammad Ali at 70th Birthday Bash
Posted by Sabrina B. @gametimegirl A casino owner paid more than a million dollars for boxing gloves Muhammad Ali used to defend his title. Samuel L. Jackson dedicated a rendition of “Stand By Me” to the boxer. And President Barack Obama told the icon in a birthday tribute that he inspired the world.  By the end of the night, all Ali needed to do to capture the hearts of 2,000 revelers in Las Vegas Saturday was go onstage and smile. Ali sat next to Stevie Wonder, who played keyboards and sang his version of “Happy Birthday,” while stars including Sean “Diddy” Combs, Kelly Rowland, LL Cool J, Quincy Jones, Sugar Ray Leonard and boxing promoter Bob Arum followed along.
