Time to toast Tokio Hotel frontman Bill Kaulitz, and his brother Tom who both  turned 21 years old today. The German singer Bill who is also a fashion icon is already something of an industry veteran, performing with his twin brother Tom since he was 10 years old.

The young band continued to play shows and attempt to get discovered until Bill performed on the German version of “Star Search” in 2003. He didn’t win (he was eliminated in the quarter-finals), but his one-of-a-kind voice and unique sense of style scored his band a recording contract. They changed their name (again) to Tokio Hotel, and the rest is history.

Happy Birthday beautiful ones!

The wonderful George Clooney received the Bob Hope Humanitarian Award at Sunday’s Emmy Awards, the actor was recognized for his helping hand in charitable causes ranging from Hurricane Katrina to the devastating earthquake in Haiti.

When George accepted his award he stated the following:

“Its important to remember how much good can get done because we live in such strange times where bad behavior sucks up all of the attention and the press,” Clooney told the audience. “And the people who really need the spotlight: the Haitians, the Sudanese, people in the Gulf Coast, Pakistan — they can’t get any.”

“If you have a tremendous amount of heat from the spotlight, then you’re able to shine a light in a different direction, and it’s just deflecting,” he continued. “My dad calls it a celebrity credit card that you try to cash in other places.”

The charitable actor, who has served as one of the United Nations Messengers of Peace since 2008, said he hopes “that some very bright person right here in the room or at home watching can help find a way to keep the spotlight burning on these heartbreaking situations that continue to be heartbreaking long after the cameras go away.

“That would be an impressive accomplishment,” he said.

Beautifully put. The world needs more people like George

Oh Sugar!

We are SO in need of our 30 Rock fix! Hilarity ensues on the streets of New York on Friday as Tracy Morgan and Jack McBrayer team up for a scene for 30 Rock.

Can’t wait for the new season!!

NBC is hoping it’s viewers will be in for the high-octane ride conspiracy thriller called “The Event,” premiering this fall.

In the first episode of the series when Sean Walker’s (Jason Ritter) fiancée goes missing and he goes in search of her.

Laura Innes plays Sophia, who is the leader of a mysterious group of detainees that are discovered by the newly elected U.S. President Martinez (Blair Underwood), who hopes to set the wrong done to Sophia right.
“He is happily married to Christina Martinez and they have an 8-year-old son,” Blair tells ET. “I love that it is a youthful couple with a young child in the White House and he wants to do the right thing.”
But even as President Martinez tries to do the right thing, it blows up in his face and costs lives as a global conspiracy takes place that could change the fate of mankind.

“The Event,” also starring Sarah Roemer, Scott Patterson, Željko Ivanek and Lisa Vidal, premieres Sunday, Sept. 20 at 9 p.m. on NBC.

In the meantime, enjoy Blair Underwood on the cover of Jet Magazine.

Funnyman Vince Vaughn was back in his hometown of Chicago this weekend and decided to take his mom out for a treat. Dessert? No, just skydiving!!

The Wedding Crashers star took nearly 13,000 feet to the sky alongside members of the Army’s Golden Knights.

“My mom is incredible!” Vince said. “I’m excited. I’m glad to have this opportunity and feel like we’re in great hands.”

Vince and Shea took the plunge over Lake Michigan and upon landing safely on the beach, he ran over to give his mom a hug.

This is so cute. Check out the video below. We really miss Vince on the big screen.