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Fall Out Boy's Pete Wentz paid tribute to former Brandywine Hundred resident Nate Henn at VH1's Do Something! Awards earlier this week. The rocker wore a personally designed T-shirt Monday night that read, "I [heart] Nate Henn." Henn, a Concord High graduate who also attended the University of Delaware, was killed in a terrorist attack in Uganda last week. He worked with a San Diego-based nonprofit called Invisible Children that works to end the use of child soldiers in Uganda.

Pete Wentz, Fall Out Boy bassist and long-time supporter of Invisible Children, wore a shirt in honor of Nate Henn at the VH1 Do Something Awards last night. From Pete’s blog:

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Last night, Actress Megan Fox walked the stage at the 2010 VH1 Do Something! Award show. Fox wore a Azzedine Alaïa, pumps by Brian Atwood. On her left hand, she wore a three carat engagement ring. Read the entire article here.

Celebrities from TV, movies and music take the stage at tomorrow night's "Do Something Awards," but the real stars of the show aren't in entertainment. Jacqueline Murekatete, a Rwandan native who now calls Brooklyn home, is one of five young finalists being celebrated for social activism on the show, which airs live from Hollywood on VH1. Her Manhattan-based charity, Jacqueline's Human Rights Corner, educates others about genocide. "I'm very excited," said Murekatete, 25. "I know it's going to be fun. And there are going to be musicians there that I listen to and admire."