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Kate Middleton Dresses Up and Performs a Cheryl Cole Song

October 13, 2012

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Kate Middleton Dresses Up and Performs a Cheryl Cole Song:

New details about what Kate Middleton got up to at her bachelorette party - UsWeekly

Aaron Paul says he "begged" his fiancée to marry him - People

Looks like the stolen footage was just a prank from Justin Bieber - Lainey Gossip

Is the new Jonas Brothers song about Miley Cyrus? - HuffPost Entertainment

Racy new details about Elizabeth Taylor's love life - D-Listed

Why Amy Poehler's kids are super cool - BuzzFeed

Five facts about the amazing duet on Nashville's premiere - The Daily Beast

Kathie Lee Gifford drops a puppy on air - Zap2it

Lindsay Lohan endorses a presidential candidate - TooFab

Candice Swanepoel shows off her hot body - Hollywood Tuna

Watch Lana Del Rey's awesome new 10-minute music video - Pink Is the New Blog

The Bachelor's Molly and Jason Mesnick are expecting a baby - ET Online

What are Gerard Butler and Katie Couric doing together? - JustJared

Sexy outtakes from Kate Upton's shoot with Terry Richardson - The Superficial

Get to know the Grey's Anatomy interns - BuddyTV

See Lindsay Lohan in her dramatic new role - popbytes

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