Gallery of the Absurd

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Jarheads NY Movie Premiere

Cute Little Trick or Treaters!

Church of Scientology Annual Gala Charity Concert

First they are serious....




..then it's time to boogie!

Celebrities Celebrate Halloween

Happy Halloween Everyone!

BE SAFE TODAY!

Too Cute!

Fendi's 80th Anniversary "All Hollows Eve" Party

Hosted by Karl Lagerfeld





























AH!

4th Annual Much Love Animal Rescue: Bow Wow Ween

Halloween & What Comes Out at Night

Okay, so Nicky Hilton looks cute. Paris, as usual, looks, well, her usual slutty self. What's the difference between this outfit and her normal clothes?

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Celebrities Out With Their Kids

Resse Witherspoon and son.




Liv Tyler and son.

Sharon & Kelly Out in England

Neil Young's 19th Annual Bridge School Benefit Concert

This is a great SF Bay Area benefit concert put together by Neil Young. All artists are asked to play acustic.

Dream Halloween Fundraiser in Santa Monica

Holly Robinson Peete and family




Jamie Lee Curtis, Rob Reiner, Marlee Matlin.





















Hilary Duff (aw, no costume, Hil?)




Dakota Fanning and sister (too cute!)

Derailed NY Premiere

Health & Michelle Have Baby Girl

Actors Heath Ledger and Michelle Williams welcomed a daughter in New York City on Friday night around 5 pm. Matilda Rose Ledger weighed in 6 lbs, 5 oz, and was 19 inches long, according to a friend of Heath's sister.

Nicole Richie Orders Food, Pretends to Eat

Reese & Her Cute Little Boy

Another Celebrity Boycotts Iams Pet Food

NEW YORK - Anna Nicole Smith's dogs are boycotting pet food maker Iams.

Smith's protesting pooches are refusing dog food from Iams in a new advertisement for PETA, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals.

"Marilyn, Sugar Pie and Puppy are boycotting Iams until it stops testing on animals in labs," the poster reads beneath a picture of Smith, a former Playboy model, and her three dogs.

PETA claims an undercover investigation in 2002 and 2003 revealed "deplorable" conditions in Iams' contract laboratory. The group said at least 27 dogs were killed, and listed abuses including cramped conditions and having dogs' vocal cords removed to prevent barking.

Iams, which sells pet food and pet care products, disputes those allegations.

"We have constantly and publicly communicated with the public with what we do in our feeding studies," Kurt Iverson, a spokesman for Iams, told The Associated Press on Friday. "We also work with a number of well-respected officials from animal welfare groups, like the ASPCA and the Humane Society of the United States."

Read More About Iams Here

Filming of the Cheesy VH1 Show "But Can They Sing"

Who's the Man? Jay-Z!