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Dennis Quaid Wants a Latte

GiggleSugar — Wed, 15 Oct 2008 10:10:00 -0700

If I thought Dennis Quaid was hot before (and yes, I did), I think he's super hot now. (Men, it's true - we love guys with a sense of humor.) Basically, Ellen DeGeneres wired him up to receive her instructions. Dennis had to walk into Starbucks and say whatever she told him, while a hidden camera recorded his egomaniacal antics and the poor barista's responses. I would never have the nerve to do this! So hilarious.

Obama Controls Stars, Puts Together Constellation of Bucks

CitizenSugar — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 09:10:10 -0700

What do Cindy Crawford, Seal, and Dennis Quaid have in common? Nope, it's not a movie remake version of Three's Company (I wish). They were just three of the celebs who came out to a pricey, glitzy Obama fundraiser last night in LA.

For the crowd of 900, Seal performed "A Change Is Gonna Come," while the campaign sang all the way to the bank. Estimated take from the shindig where VIP dinner tickets went for $28,500 per couple? About $5 million smackers. Not bad for a night's work - public funding does seem puny when your own public is the fabulously wealthy.

Other luminaries included Don Cheadle, Samuel L. Jackson, Jennifer Beals, and Lost producer JJ Abrams. Quaid introduced Seal's performance saying, "he's here tonight to sing for the superman for everyone - Barack Obama."

Is Barack snapping up the center square for the win in this money game of Hollywood Squares? It would seem so. To find out how, read more.

A study by the Center for Responsive Politics showed that Obama has collected more than $4 million from movie, TV, and music types, Clinton took $3.4 million, and McCain? A not-so-big $636,000, with donations from Jerry Bruckheimer and Lorne Michaels.

A McCain spokesman explains his relegation to "extra" like this:

Hollywood is always an uphill climb for Republicans. I think that we're very encouraged by the support that we've been able to get from the folks in the entertainment industry, and John McCain is a great fan of a lot of the work that they do.

He did have a role in Wedding Crashers after all.

Obama is looking to share his wealth - he's asked donors to help bail Hillary out of her debt yesterday, and he's not all celeb centric - he did just downplay all the hoopla surrounding the infamous "ScarJo" emails. Does this type of fund raising keep in line with Obama's quest to abandon a "broken system" and fund his campaign by the people? What draws celebs to the Democratic party?

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Do, Dump or Marry?

DearSugar — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 09:00:00 -0700

Smart People came out on Friday and seeing Sarah Jessica Parker on the big screen got me more than excited to see the new Sex and the City movie. Now I could go on and on about her, but we're here to talk about Dennis Quaid! He's had a rough few months, but luckily he was able to escape in his role in this much buzzed about movie. We haven't seen him on the big screen in a while but I'm glad he's back. I've been a huge fan since he played a southern charmer/philanderer in Something to Talk About and although he's not the most photogenic, I happen to think he's a total babe. So ladies, even though he's very much taken, tell me, would you want to do, dump or marry Dennis Quaid?

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Twin Peeps

GiggleSugar — Mon, 26 Feb 2007 00:02:00 -0800

Oprah's diet/fitness guru Bob Greene and actor Dennis Quaid

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