According to Britain’s The Mirror, UK singing sensation, Leona Lewis turned down a dinner invitation from President Barack Obama due to her tight schedule. The talented songstress is working hard on the follow-up to her album Spirit, which was the 6th most selling album in the world in 2008.
A source tells The Mirror, “Leona was thrilled to be invited to dinner by Obama. She really wanted to meet him and his wife Michelle, who is a big fan and has her ‘Spirit’ album. But it was really unfortunate that it clashed with her tight schedule to get her second …read more

Here are pictures from the video of Leona Lewis’ upcoming video "I Will Be". Leona worked with Gossip Girl hottie Chace Crawford in this video which will be released next week.
More pictures of Leona Lewis and Chace Crawford after the fold…

Here’s Madonna celebrating President Obama’s win at her Sticky and Sweet concert in San Diego California. Madonna chanted, “We Are One Again”. Watch it below :

 
Interesting how she has President Obama’s face in the background with the words “We Won” on ‘em THAT quick. What would’ve happened if McCain won? I shudder at the thought, LOL.

Pink is never one to shy away from expressing her opinions on anything. Not even politics. While some people think celebs in general shouldn’t discuss politics, I disagree. Celebs, may they be actors or in the music biz have every right to to talk about Politics. Whether you agree with their opinions or not, it’s their right as citizens and tax payers. So I say bring it on.
As for Pink, well, she’s got a lot to say. She’s talking about her support for PETA, her ex-hubby’s cameo on her ‘So What’ video and yes, Sarah Palin. Trust me, …read more

Image details: Bruce Springsteen Performs At The O2 Arena served by picapp.com

Oooops I mean Bruce Springsteen  is endorsing Presidential candidate Barrack Obama. He believes Obama will fix whatever mess the Bush Administration has made for the past 8 years.
“He has the depth, the reflectiveness, and the resilience to be our next president,” the letter said. “He speaks to the America I’ve envisioned in my music for the past 35 years, a generous nation with a citizenry willing to tackle nuance and complex problems, a country that’s interested in its collective destiny and in the potential of its gathered spirit. …read more