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Brangelina gives an early holiday gift to Children's Charity
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Look who's at it again! Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie recently gave an early Christmas present to the Global Action for Children foundation, in the form of $100,000!
Despite these tough economic times, Brangelina aren't scamping out when it comes to supporting the causes that are most important to them--including the GAC, which is dedicated to supporting orphans and other vulnerable children, and the families and communities that care for them.
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Quote of the Day: Alan Cumming
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"I was inspired to become a citizen of the US by Barack Obama and his vision of the future. Although I missed being able to vote for him on Tuesday, being sworn in as a citizen knowing he is the next president made me so proud. I am now an American. If McCain and Palin had won, I may have stayed in bed."
-Alan Cumming tells Page Six regarding being sworn in as a US citizen last week.
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Rosario Dawson brings aWEARness to voting
Kenneth Cole and Rosario Dawson at Awearness event
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CGG was hot on the scene last night for Kenneth Cole's book launch of AWEARNESS, a collection of 86 inspiring stories from the likes of Lance Armstrong, Jon Bon Jovi, Ludacris, Robert Redford, and Rachael Ray among many others.
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Usher overjoyed with Obama's victory
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Barack Obama made HISTORY last night by becoming the first African American President of the United States! But for one of his main campaigners, Usher, that's not even the issue.
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Young voters elect Obama
Don’t dare call them chronic “underperformers” again! Youth came out full force yesterday, cinching the White House for Democrat Barack Obama.
In Virginia and Pennsylvania, states viewed by both candidates as crucial to a win, youth turnout made the difference in close races. But the importance and surge of the youth vote wasn’t restricted to the East; nationwide young voter turnout showed significant increases compared to 2004 vote totals, said RocktheVote.
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Obama wins U.S. Presidential Election
Barack Obama has won the U.S. Presidential election. He will be the first African American president and the 44th president of the United States. The historic election inspired record voter turnout. Tonight rival John McCain thanked supporters and congratulated Obama, saying "the American people have spoken."
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See VideoTyson Beckford hypnotizes us into voting
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CGG caught up with supermodel heart throb Tyson Beckford at Russell Simmons and Spike Lee's I Am C.H.A.N.G.E event Thursday night, and once we stabilized our buckling knees, we were able to get a fabulous interview with this piercing-eyed, pouty-lipped hunk.
Tyson filled us in on his thoughts regarding the biggest issue facing our new president, and what exactly he'll do if his candidate of
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CGG election round-up
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Moby's pre-Election Day message
Below are Moby's thoughts on tomorrow's presidential contest, written less than 24 hours before Election Day 2008. These views do not reflect the views of CGG or Do Something.
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