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Posh Gives The Gift Of Standing Near Poor People
Glossed Over: The Best of Celebs on the Newsstand.
Hello!
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Victoria Beckham, accompanied by her 10-year-old son Brooklyn, was game to dial down her glam while visiting the poverty-afflicted state of Kentucky. In one photo from her visit, she is actually wearing a nametag sticker while reading the storybook Duck In A Truck to preschool children. While the children were given Adidas shoes and backpacks, Victoria was given an even greater blessing: the dignity that comes with having read her first book.
Also in Hello!: Taylor Lautner has mixed feelings over tearful fans. "It's an amazing feeling to know that you can touch somebody that way," he says. "It also makes you sad so you say, 'Don't cry.' You don't know what to do." I would give them your autograph on a restraining order.
GQ
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In becoming one of GQ magazine's Men of the Year, Clint Eastwood joins a long line of distinguished and worthy recipients (Bill Clinton, John F. Kennedy, Jennifer Aniston).
All of his wrinkly wisdom is profound, not least of which are his thoughts on giving up being the womanizer immortalized in Spears-ian verse and settling down with his wife Dina Ruiz in 1996. "I found the woman I really was looking for," he says. "And I'm giving her the respect that I should give her. So I like myself better for doing that." Clint knows a few things about being a man. Maybe even more so than Jennifer Aniston.
Also in GQ: Leighton Meester knows all you guys are secretly watching Gossip Girl. And guys know they're just telling her that to get within canoodling distance.
Life & Style
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Scott Disick, father of Kourtney Kardashian's unborn child, has had to prove himself to the three-headed monster commonly known as the Kardashian sisters. So he's traded being unemployed and partying all the time for working for Kardashian-fronted diet pill company QuickTrim and assembling baby furniture. He's temporarily a whole new man!
Also in Life & Style: Carrie Underwood didn't intentionally cut off her CMA co-host Brad Paisley when he congratulated Taylor Swift's epic victory. "It was really, really hurtful to see such a great night and such a great moment be turned into trash," she tells Life & Style. Gossipmongers, I hope you have your protective blogging helmets on, because it sounds like someone is ready to crack out the Louisville Slugger.