It seems like celebrities like to stand up for each other, which is actually a good thing. When she visited The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Jennifer Love Hewitt stood up for Dancing with the Stars' Cheryl Burke. Burke has been called out by her co-stars about being too heavy and gaining quite a bit of weight over the summer. Hewitt, who was also criticized by the press about her weight in the past, sympathized with Burke and said, "Cheryl Burke is so beautiful and an amazing dancer and that's what people should concentrate on." I like to see this spunk in other celebrities. Even if Cheryl Burke did gain weight, who has the right to say anything about it? Most women would love to still have her body. I commend Jennifer Love Hewitt for publicly sticking up for her.

One celebrity who may not be so proud anymore is Bill Pullman (Independence Day). His son was pulled over by the cops this week and busted for possession of moonshine (alcohol) and assault on a government official. Jack Pullman, 19, was arrested and will face numerous charges. He was released from jail the next day. Pullman has issued a "no comment" statement about his son's arrest and pending charges.

You can add underwear model to the resume of Victoria Beckham. Beckham will follow in her husband's footsteps and become a model for Emporio Armani's women's underwear. You can expect to see Victoria's advertisements during the spring and summer of 2009. Giorgio Armani, who is the mastermind behind the Armani empire, called Victoria Beckham a "style icon." So, not only will she have singer, actress, mom and fashion designer on her resume, she can now add international underwear model. Is there anything that she won't do?

Source:
www.people.com