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This week a Glee star honors celebs who get out and Do Smething, a movie star gets a big honor from the TV Academy, and a famous chef goes meatless on Mondays. Here are this week's most inspirational pop culture moment
Young Adults and Celebs Do Something in Hollywood
Newly-married Megan Fox made her first public appearance since her secret wedding in Hawaii by turning out for the charitable Vh1 Do Something Awards in Los Angeles on Monday night.
The ceremony, held to celebrate stars and young people who have contributed to social change, was hosted by Glee star Jane Lynch and saw performances from acts including Natasha Bedingfield and Gym Class Heroes star Travis McCoy.
Megan Fox made an appearance at the 2010 VH1 Do Something Awards held at the Hollywood Palladium last night.
Fox introduced one of the five finalists of the evening, which was devoted to honoring folks -- famous and not -- who work for social change. The night concluded with Jessica Posner named grand prize winner. She received $100,000.
Megan Fox made her first public appearance since her secret wedding in Hawaii by turning out for the charitable VH1 Do Something Awards in Los Angeles on Monday night (19Jul10).
The ceremony, held to celebrate stars and young people who have contributed to social change, was hosted by Glee star Jane Lynch and saw performances from acts including Natasha Bedingfield and Gym Class Heroes star Travis McCoy.
Megan Fox made her first public appearance since marrying Brian Austin Green at Monday night's VH1 Do Something Awards at the Hollywood Palladium, where she was a surprise guest presenter.
Looking considerably tanned in a summery Azzedine Alaia dress and matching Brian Atwood heels, the 24-year-old awarded one of the evening's five finalists - Mark Rembert - for launching revolutionary community movement Energize Clinton County.
