Taking a page out of Hollywood’s top humanitarian, Angelina Jolie’s book, Scarlett Johansson recently visited a refugee camp to “shed light on the crisis” and RadarOnline.com has video of the trip.

Visiting Dadaab, Turkana and Lodwar with Oxfam, Scarlett said: “It’s very touching to meet the people in the community and hear the stories, and it brings on a couple of emotions.  Absolute shock, disbelief at the conditions at whiche these people are forced to live, and a feeling of a certain sense of community and humanity that’s ever present.”

Johansson, who has been an Ambassador of Oxfam since 2004, wrote on the Huffington Post “to not only highlight the crisis amongst Somali refugees but another global crisis affecting the entire Horn of Africa, the worst drought the area has seen in over 60 years.”

In an attempt to escape the “star whackers” of Hollywood, Randy and Evi Quaid have taken refuge in Canada and RadarOnline.com has the latest photos of the Christmas Vacation star walking his dog Wednesday in Vancouver.

PHOTOS: Randy Quaid Pretty In Pink

The quirky couple has been the center of controversy since they skipped out on numerous hearings in a Santa Barbara courthouse for illegally squatting in a home they used to own and for defrauding an innkeeper after skipping out on a hotel bill.

The pair requested asylum in Canada – insisting that “star whackers” who targeted other famous celebs such as Heath Ledger are out to kill them.

PHOTOS: The Quaids Pose For Their April 2010 Mug Shots

As RadarOnline.com previously reported, the Quaids forfeited $1 million in bail they posted following their October arrest for felony vandalism by remaining in Canada instead of showing for their California hearing.

RadarOnline.com can confirm a motion for extradition of the Quaids from Canada has still not been filed at this time.

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