Looks like somebody was cheering pretty hard at the Nicks Vs. Denver Nuggets game at Madison Square Garden on Saturday!

Naomi Watts and her partner Liev Schrieber put their hands in the air, and waved them like they didn’t care! (along with half the crowd!) Nice to see these two out and about for date night! I really like them together!

Well, it must be 2004 again, because it seems that our favorite Laguna Beach Narrator is in the news!

I kid i kid, sorta. Kristin Cavallari and finace Jay Cutler have announced that the former reality star is pregnant! The couple broke off their engagement in July, only to reconcile in November.

Well, how convenient that about 12 weeks later, a pregnancy is announced! Congrats to the happy pair though!

No, I hope this isn’t true! They were so great together!

People magazine is reporting that Heidi Klum and Seal are set to file for divorce Monday afternoon in L.A. after seven years of marriage!! This is so out of the blue!

Sigh, this better be just a nasty rumor.

Local Vancouver songstress Tiffany Desrosiers has released her first music video for the power ballad [Rise Above]. Wow, it’s so beautiful.

A pop-classical crossover that tugs at the heartstrings. Her voice is strong and relentless in its ability to make you feel all her emotions.

Tiffany has performed with such icons as David Foster and Ben Harper. She has got a female Josh Groban vibe to her and I think this is just the beginning of a long and successful career!

Nice to see my girl Whit gettin’ her career back on track!

Yeah, the first still from the remake of the musical film Sparkle starring Whitney Houston and Jordin Sparks has hit the net! There’s not a whole lot going on in the photo, but I’m psyched none the less!

They both looks great!

With the pre-Oscar awards season underway, the black and white silent film, The Artist, has taken an early lead.

At the Critics Choice Awards, presented on January 12th, The Artist led with 4 wins (Picture, Director, Costume Design, Score), followed by The Help with 3 wins (Actress, Supporting Actress, Ensemble), and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows — Part 2 with 2 wins (Makeup, Sound). One trophy also went to The Descendants (Actor George Clooney) and Beginners (Supporting Actor Christopher Plummer).

At the Golden Globe Awards, presented on January 15th, once again it was The Artist in the lead with 3 wins (Picture – Comedy or Musical, Actor – Comedy or Musical, Score), followed by The Descendants with 2 wins (Picture – Drama, Actor – Drama). Playing real-life celebrities netted lead acting awards for Meryl Street (The Iron Lady) and Michelle Williams (My Week with Marilyn) for their portrayals of former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and Hollywood screen siren Marilyn Monroe respectively.

If you are keeping score after these two award shows, here are the leaders along with the number of wins:

1. The Artist (7)
2. The Help (4)
3. The Descendants (3)
4. Beginners (2)
5. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallow — Part 2 (2)
6. Hugo (2)
7. Midnight in Paris (2)
8. Bridesmaids (1)
9. Moneyball (1)
10. War Horse (1)

Will The Artist continue its domination of Best Picture category?

Stay tuned for the Academy Award nominations on January 24th and the SAG Awards on January 29th.

Who else is excited?

It started with a snide red carpet comment at the Golden Globes, and it now appears that the feud is on between Sir Elton John and Madonna.

Prior to the ceremony, Sir Elton told Carson Daly that the Material Girl had “no f*cking chance of winning” in the Best Song category. When her song [Masterpiece] (from the film W.E.) actually beat out his song [Hello Hello] from Gnomeo & Juliet, the disappointment was clear to all. Following the ceremony, Elton’s husband David Furnish proclaimed his strong disapproval on Facebook, calling her win “undeserved”.

Four days later, Furnish took to Facebook to take back his comments, saying that his passion for Gnomeo & Juliet got the better of him.

Is the feud on or is this just a case of sour grapes?

Legendary singer, Etta James, has died of complications from leukemia. Her husband and sons were with her as she passed away in Riverside, California. She would have been 74 next Wednesday.

Possibly best known for her rendition of [At Last], The Matriarch of Rhythm and Blues’ stellar career spanned almost 60 years and multiple genres of music including soul, gospel, jazz, blues and, rock and roll. Later in life, along with a 2010 diagnosis of leukemia, she also suffered from dementia and hepatitis C.

Etta’s appeal also crossed generations. In 2011, rapper Flo Rida’s [Good Feeling] contained a sampling of Etta’s [Something's Got A Hold On Me].

Rest in peace, Miss Peaches.