When a Beatle calls, the A-List come running!

Paul McCartney celebrated the premiere of the video he directed for his beautiful new song, My Valentine, with a star studded bash in West Hollywood last night.

McCartney was joined by his bride Nancy Shevell at the event, which brought out Gwyneth Paltrow, a pregnant Reese Witherspoon, Zooey Deschanel, Gwen Stefani, Miranda Kerr and Pamela Anderson.  Many of Paul's femme fans were wearing his daughter Stella McCartney's designs.

Sarah Palin ruffled her fair share of feathers when she co-hosted Today on Tuesday, with political satirist Jon Stewart providing a hilarious critique of her performance, and RadarOnline.com has video of his stellar review.

Although The Daily Show host thought Palin came across as reasonably likeable, he says he was baffled by her presence on the lighthearted morning show.

When food enthusiast Paula Deen revealed she has type 2 diabetes many of her fans were shocked and appalled that she waited three years to go public with the news, and fellow foodie Anthony Bourdain didn't hold back on his opinions.

But now it's Paula who's not holding back in a new interview with Prevention magazine, saying she found his comments "very, very cruel" and noted it was "awful, because people out there with diabetes haven't chosen this."

She’s a Teen Bride, singer and now she can add actress to her resume.

Courtney Stodden has made her acting debut on Funny or Die with a hilarious spoof of her marriage alongside her husband Doug Hutchison and Jason Alexander.

The Seinfeld star plays Donny Clay, a TV talk show host with a grudge against Dr. Phil, (and a bad wig) who has Courtney and Doug on as guests.

How do you like them apples?

Steve Jobs will receive a Grammy Trustees Awards for his technological innovations in the arts and impact on the music industry, the show's organizers announced.

The Apple co-founder, who died at the age of 56 in October after an eight-year battle with pancreatic cancer, was a "creative visionary" who "transformed the way we consume music, TV, movies, and books," Grammy officials said.

Jobs will be among 12 people honored on February 11, the day before the televised show; others receiving honorary awards this year include Diana Ross, the Allman Brothers and Glen Campbell.

Today is National Coming Out Day, and so to mark the occasion, RadarOnline.com takes a look at some of Hollywood’s most out and proud celebrities.

Talk show host Rosie O'Donnell said that before she publicly came out, her talk show audience was the only group of people in her life that didn’t know she was a lesbian.

Fashion guru Carson Kressley said he had a "soft coming out" to his parents, who didn’t know he was gay until he landed a high-profile TV show that said as much.

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