Ryan Gosling took a breezy walk around the neighborhood yesterday thanks to a huge hole in the back of his vintage t-shirt. He celebrated his 29th birthday earlier this week, but unfortunately it seems that his off-again girl Rachel was a little too late arriving into town to help him blow out the candles. The good news here is that Ryan can stay on our list of hottest bachelors just so long as he's single, though shopping for a new shirt could make him even sexier.

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Christina Aguilera looked a little bit more natural (maybe?) on her way out of Fred Segal with Jordan last night. The new parents left without any bags, but held each other's hand instead. Christina's got a busy few weeks ahead, including an appearance on this Sunday's final TRL, as well as a performance at next weekend's American Music Awards. Christina also recently talked about her new look, saying, "I was very inspired by the look and feel of that [pop-art] genre, your Jane Birkins, your Blondies, females who have come before who have done this so many times and so well — almost as an homage to them. Also, speaking of Warhol, Nico from the Velvet Underground . . . so it all kind of ties in to a pop-art feel and twist, with a mod look. But a futuristic taste of what's to come." She also laughed off the frequent comparison to Lady Gaga because, clearly, she has loftier ideals of who she's emulating these days.

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Madonna sang to a stadium of stars during her concert in LA last week, but last night she had an audience of just three at Nobu. She ran into David Beckham, Victoria Beckham, and Marc Jacobs — the latter of which is especially convenient as Madonna's rumored to be appearing in his Spring ads for Louis Vuitton. Plus, Posh showed off her Material Girl love recently. It's been a rough few months for Madonna and with two of her kids visiting Guy in the UK and a hiatus from her tour until Sunday, it seems like now's the time to socialize with new friends.

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The boys of Milk, James Franco, Emile Hirsch, Sean Penn, and Josh Brolin, stepped out to premiere their movie in LA last night. They first walked the red carpet in SF before the election, but Prop. 8 is still a hot topic. Earlier this week, James talked about the close ties between the film and the proposition, saying, "Things [since the '70s] have changed, but with Prop 8, it shows that we are not all the way there. And if Harvey Milk was alive today, there is no doubt he would be fighting Prop 8 as hard as he could. It just shows that this movie isn't just a history lesson. It's showing issues that are still very much alive today." It sounds like the guys brought a lot of passion to their latest project, and maybe their film will open a few eyes when it hits theaters.

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