R&B singer Mya recently got a chance to do what only some women can wish for……..sing Happy Birthday to Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson!

Monday night, the “My Love is Like Wo” singer made a guest appearance on WWE’s “RAW” and serenaded the Rock like no other.

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Celebrities hit the Gibson Amphitheater at Universal Studios Sunday night (Jun 6) in Universal City, California to attend the 2010 MTV Movie Awards, hosted by actor/comedian Aziz Ansari.

Some of the big names who walked the red carpet before making their way into the building for the show were Christina Aguilera, T.I., Diddy, Tyrese, Lindsay Lohan, Jaden Smith, Jackie Chan and more. Check out 20+ pics of celebrities at last night’s MTV Movie Awards in Hollywood below and when you continue reading…

Over 83 million people tuned in last Friday night (Jan 22) to catch the Hope for Haiti Now telethon, which aired live and commercial-free on several major networks and was also streamed real-time online. The effort was spearheaded by MTV Networks, actor George Clooney and rapper/singer Wyclef Jean (who is from Haiti himself) in an effort to raise awareness and relief for the troubled country of Haiti, who suffered a massive earthquake earlier this month. According to recent numbers, over $61 million in pledges were made by members of the general public. Organizers will continue to take contributions for the next six months.

Celebrities who helped out by either performing or taking phone calls from pledges (or both) included Jay-Z, Rihanna, Bono from U2, Taylor Swift, Denzel Washington, Beyonce, Jennifer Hudson and tons more. Continue reading for more pictures and click here to peep the performances if you missed them last week.

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Championship wrestler turned actor Dwayne Johnson (aka “The Rock”) was spotted at the NHL Powered Reebok Store in New York City Wednesday (Jan 20) meeting with fans and doing some promo for his new movie “Tooth Fairy,” which hits theaters nationwide today (Fri,. Jan 22).

“Tooth Fairy” is cute. Which is to say that Dwayne Johnson is cute. How could anybody with the body of Arnold Schwarzenegger (circa 1984) and the smile of Cameron Diaz not be, especially when dressed — albeit briefly — in a pink tutu?

The Artist Formerly Known as The Rock shines as Derek Thompson, a once-promising pro hockey player now relegated to the minors who is sentenced to perform a bizarre kind of community service after almost destroying a little girl’s (Destiny Whitlock) belief in the Tooth Fairy. The muscle-bound yet genial wrestler-turned-actor — who has recently become the go-to guy for kids’ comedies with such fare as “Planet 51,” “Race to Witch Mountain” and “Get Smart” — almost single-handedly carries this movie on his broad, beefy back. It’s not heavy lifting; the movie is as light as cotton candy, minus the cavities.

When bitterness over his own career setback prompts Derek to blurt out to his girlfriend’s (Ashley Judd) daughter that there’s no such thing as you-know-who, he finds himself with a summons from the Department of the Dissemination of Disbelief, where a sort of executive fairy godmother (Julie Andrews) orders him to time as one of her army of tooth fairies. The irony is that Derek’s hockey nickname — earned from his propensity to knock out opponents’ teeth — is itself the Tooth Fairy.

Wait a minute, you’re saying, there’s more than one Tooth Fairy? In this movie, there is.

In fact, one of the film’s charms is the way it carries childhood mythology to its logical, if absurd extreme. Surely one person, even a magical one, couldn’t collect all the teeth lost in any given day all over the world, leaving money in their place. Santa Claus, remember, has a staff of elfin helpers. The movie envisions this tooth business not as the work of a single individual, but as the job of a well-oiled bureaucracy. Something like the Postal Service, only more efficient. Supplementing the work of career fairies are occasional draftees, like Derek.

The film’s funniest scenes feature Derek on the job, assisted by a wingless fairy caseworker named Tracy (Stephen Merchant).

Other treats include an uncredited appearance by Billy Crystal. He plays the fairy equivalent of James Bond’s gadget man Q, parceling out such company-approved aids as shrinking paste, invisibility powder and amnesia dust. All of which come in handy when Derek is confronted by locked doors, parents who are still awake and the occasional little boy who opens his eyes to discover a two-inch-tall man with wings crawling out from under his pillow. “Family Guy” creator Seth MacFarlane also makes a nice cameo as Ziggy, a pusher of inferior-grade street versions of the aforementioned controlled substances.

Of course, there’s a sticky-sweet message, too. Something about the importance of following your dreams, even against all odds. For those who care, there’s even a come-from-behind sports story line that’s so prominent it’s almost more of a film-within-a-film than a subplot.

But “Tooth Fairy’s” best moments have less to do with faith than with cold, hard analysis. It’s at its best not when it gets all touchy-feely, but when it’s showing us just how the business model of nocturnal tooth collection and cash disbursement might actually work. Not just in some fantasy world, but in this one.

Turns out “Tooth Fairy” is less about the power of imagination than logistics.

** 1/2 PG. At area theaters. Contains hockey violence and crude humor, but nothing major. 101 minutes.

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Actors Samuel L. Jackson and Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson were spotted on location in the Manhattan area of New York City filming scenes for their new movie, “The Other Guys” last Friday (Oct 23).

The action/comedy film, directed by Adam McKay, also stars Will Ferrell, Mark Wahlberg and Eva Mendes, and is expected to hit theaters sometime in August 2010.

PREMISE: Allen Gamble (Will Ferrell) and Terry Hoitz (Mark Wahlberg) are partnered NYPD detectives who work in the forensic accounting department and rarely see any action. Gamble is more than happy with his job while Hoitz has been assigned against his will after a public incident with his quick trigger finger. They idolize the city’s top cops Danson (Dwayne Johnson) and Manzetti (Samuel L. Jackson), but when an opportunity arises for Gamble and Hoitz to step up, things do not quite go as expected.

All the real rappers were in the A performing at the Swagga Like Us Show. But since 50 Cent isn’t a real rapper, he opted to perform at Day 2 of the 2009 Bamboozle Left concert series Sunday night in Laguna Hills, California. Blah … he’s not welcome here anyway.

Star Jones posed for a photo at the 2009 Skating with the Stars Gala at Wollman Rink in Central Park Sunday in New York City.

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson attended the UK premiere of “RAce to Witch Mountain” in the West End of London Sunday afternoon.

Miss USA 2008 Crystle Stewart attended the Miss USA 2009 dinner at Bucco  di Beppo in Las Vegas Saturday evening. It’s almost time for fine ass Crystal to hand down that crown to someone else. We feel sorry for the next Miss USA cause Crystal is the sh*t! Miss USA 2009 has some tough shoes to fill.

Rev. Run of Run DMC and his wife Justine Simmons, stars of the hit reality series “Run’s House” (MTV), attended the 24th Annual Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at Public Hall Saturday in Cleveland, Ohio. Run DMC was inducted into the famous hall of legendary musicians.

Darryl “DMC” McDaniels of Run DMC took a few pictures on the red carpet of the 24th Annual Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at Public Hall Saturday in Cleveland, Ohio.

Russell Simmons hit up the 24th Annual Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Saturday too, and he brought along his main squeeze Julie Henderson. He doesn’t like for “us” (bloggers) to call her that, but isn’t that what she is? We’d hardly consider a “friend.” Maybe with benefits, but never just “a friend.”

Musician Lenny Kravitz performed at what they call a “private concert” at TSF Studio early Monday in Aubervilliers, Northern Paris (France). Aren’t all concerts/shows technically “private?” You can’t get in unless you have a ticket or some sort of other invite. Unless Lenny was out there by himself, how can they call it a private show?

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The 51st annual Grammy Awards went down last night in Hollywood, despite all of the hoopla surrounding the whole Chris Brown and Rihanna situation, and dozens and dozens of the biggest names in celebrity entertainment showed up on the red carpet to pose for photos: Jay-Z, T.I., Keyshia Cole, Jennifer Hudson, T-Pain, Diddy, Robin Thicke and more! Continue reading for the rest of the photos.

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