Scene & Herd: Bobby Brown dancing, Leighton Meester crying, and more star sightings...

Bobby Brown was caught dancing to his own song, "My Prerogative" at The Chandelier Room in Hoboken, New Jersey - maybe that's part of his workout routine on the new "Celebrity Fit Club."

"Gossip Girl"s Leighton Meester was cryng at Coffee Shop in Union Square after getting a phone call that made her so happy tears began falling while she laughed and hugged boyfriend Sebastian Stan.

Paris Hilton and Doug Reinhardt spent last Weekend in Vegas at their favorite hotel, the Hard Rock.

While there they went to the pet shop, had a few romantic meals and then headed to nightclub Wasted Space Where her ex, Benji Madden was playing. Paris "bolted from the club" when she spotted Benji.

Sarah Silverman bowled a few strikes at the Project ALS benefit at Lucky Strike Lanes & Lounge in NYC, where Anne Meara stopped Sarah to say she Wishes she and Jimmy Kimmel were still together!

It was a sad homecoming for Hilary Rhoda, the face of Estee Lauder, when the Washington Redskins lost last week. She appeared as a guest commentator on the Redskins Kickoff show live from DC's FedEx
Field to cheer on her home team but they still couldn't pull out the win.


A "Twilight" reunion happened at the U2 concert in Los Angeles. Backstage in the BlackBerry VIP Lounge, Cam Gigandet was, spotted along with his old co-stars, Ashley Greene, Kellan Lutz and his girlfriend, AnnaLynne McCord.


Source: http://entertainment.blogs.foxnews.com

Promotions Prosecco Paris Hilton

Star Paris Hilton is interested in wine, especially wine Prosecco canned.American socialite Paris Hilton's canned wine has been put down by food chiefs, who say the drink can't be served in a tin.


Hilton,28, had stripped off and covered herself in gold paint to promote her range of sparkling Prosecco, but to no avail, as the sales figures did not go up. Then the Italian Agriculture Ministry launched a legal challenge to ban makers from calling the canned wine a 'rich prosecco,' on the grounds it was not being served in a bottle.

Strict rules prevent sparkling prosecco wine from being sold in anything except a bottle. But maker Gunther Aloys, who runs a hotel in the posh western Austrian ski resort of ischgl, has defended the product.

"Well just change its name-and we're talking with Paris about extending our contract to market the new product," the Sun quoted him as saying.

Aloys also said he expected to sell around five million cans this year.