If you want a good star sighting, Staples center is the place to be, and last night's Knicks-Lakers game was packed with celebrity sports fans. The nail-biter of a game made for lots of animated faces but ultimately smiles when the Lakers prevailed. David Beckham sat next to David Arquette, while Leonardo DiCaprio looked a little worried as he stayed fixated on the court.
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What better way to celebrate Thanksgiving than a lil time with your wee ones? Celebs enjoyed the holidays with their families this past week, and the adorable faces of Hollywood's smallest stars were a sweet treat to kick off the spirit of the season. Check out the slideshow to see who was up to what!
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Leo and Zac weren't the only hot guys who were spotted courtside at a Lakers game this weekend — there was a brand new bunch of boys in the house last night. David Beckham resurfaced after his long flight back to LA but left his boys at home this time. On the other hand, Will Ferrell had some bonding time with Magnus while Shia LaBeouf seemed to find himself a pint-size playmate as well.
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It was another celebrity-filled Lakers game last night at the Staples Center as the undefeated team beat the LA Clippers. David Beckham continued be a loyal fan, so maybe Posh isn't the only one who is loving their LA life. Becks and Marc Anthony chatted with Kobe Bryant, and the stadium upped its comedic factor with Jonah Hill, Jack Black, and Will Ferrell keeping the laughs going all game long.
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In a class reunion of sorts between two SNL alums and two of the most recognizable and/or popular political impressions, last night's Thursday edition had Bush meeting Palin — for an endorsement of a very special kind.
Asking where McCain was to receive this special blessing and waxing on the experience of his last eight years in office, "Bush" said, "George Bush always finds his man, save for one huge exception." He went on, complimenting Fey-lin on her folksiness, saying, "For a while I was trying to be folksy, but after a bit, it just came off 'douchey'" Do we say that?
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In addition to doing a mean impersonation of former prez Bill Clinton, Darrell Hammond does a hilarious Sean Connery. What could make it funnier? Make him a contestant on Jeopardy who can't play for shite, but who loves to mock Alex Trebek.
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