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Cameron Diaz at the 2013 Met Gala (Stephen Lovekin/FilmMagic)Cameron Diaz must've had a hard time finding anyone to dance with her at Monday night's Met Gala.

As pretty as she looked -- a vision in cobalt Stella McCartney, really -- we can't imagine anyone would really want to sidle up to the frighteningly large, spiked belt wrapped around her waist.

The dress seemed demure enough with a reverse cape-like creation draped over her shoulders and all, but the sharp metal in the middle was enough to torture someone "Game of Thrones" style.

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Diaz, 40, kept the studded motif going all the way down to her toes, where she rocked a pair of platform stud sandals.

At least the "Bad Teacher" actress knew what she was talking about when it came to the punk theme, unlike many of her contemporaries.

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Kelly Ripa’s co-host, Michael Strahan, may not be an NFL star anymore, but that doesn’t mean he’s letting his focus on fitness fade away! The “Live with Kelly and Michael” host showed off his impressive bod with a snapshot from the gym on Monday. Trainer Latreal Mitchell tweeted the photo writing, “So proud of my client @michaelstrahan @KellyandMichael 4 maintaining 7% BF! Ready 4 summer! #ripped #lean #cleaneating."

But the talk show host hasn't always sported those rock hard abs. The 41-year-old daytime charmer opened up in the March 2013 issue of Men's Fitness about his past weight struggles and even admitted that his brothers used to pick on him for his size. "They'd laugh at me, and I didn't get it. I'm 13 years old at the time, and then one day my brother's friend says, 'You know what Bob stands for? Booty on back. You're fat.' Like my butt was so big I could reach for my wallet over my shoulder."

Who's laughing now? Michael used the teasing as motivation, started working out daily and now has a killer body! Check out the vid to see who became his workout buddy!

Tiger Woods and Lindsey Vonn at the Met Gala. (Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images)Three years ago, Tiger Woods found himself in full-on disgraced mode, was splitting with his wife, and had just lost a bunch of sponsors thanks to his infidelity scandal.

What a difference 1005 days make.

The annual Costume Institute Gala at the Metropolitan Museum of Art may be full of A-list actresses and fashion icons, but this year, all eyes were on the pro golfer as he made his first red carpet appearance with his new girlfriend, Olympic skier Lindsey Vonn, on Monday night.

Anne Hathaway at the 2013 Met Gala (Stephen Lovekin/FilmMagic)Remember when everyone flipped out after Anne Hathaway chopped off her long, flowing locks? Well, hold on to your hats, people.

Girl. Is. Blond.

The 30-year-old Oscar winner, whose brunette coif has pretty much remained the same color for all of her storied career, turned up at the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute Gala in New York City rocking a brand new hue to go with her vintage Valentino.

No word yet if any particular project inspired such a change, but the drastic measure certainly was in line with the evening's punk theme. In fact, the star claimed her inspiration for the night was rocker Debbie Harry.

We can't help but wonder if the move will inspire dozens of women to grab for the bleach. Hathaway's short pixie cut – shorn for her statuette-scoring

Catelynn Lowell (Jackson Lee/Splash)Farrah Abraham (Splash News)

Is Catelynn Lowell dissing former "Teen Mom" co-star Farrah Abraham's sex tape?

That appeared to be the case when Lowell sent a cryptic tweet about an unnamed person on the very day that Abraham's sex tape, "Farrah Superstar: Backdoor Teen Mom," was released.

"All I have to say Is she sounds like a dying horse!!" wrote Lowell, the mother of Carly, whom she gave up for adoption. "U kno who I'm talking about."

The tweet was punctuated with an emoticon laughing so hard it was in tears.

Wendy Williams shows off her slimmer figure. (WireImage)The 5'11

Talk show host Wendy Williams turned heads on the red carpet Sunday night at the Broadway.com Audience Choice Awards in New York City when she showed off her svelte shape and small waist in a plunging, shimmering evening gown. And Williams, who hosted the event and will soon star in the Broadway production of "Chicago," has good reason to want to flaunt her figure … she's worked for it!

The 5'11" wig wearer recently announced on her online "After Show" segment that she's dropped 20 pounds since last May and is now down to 175 pounds. "[My weight] is under control although it can spin out of control at any given time. You know I love my food," Williams, 48, explains in the video, adding that she decided to drop the weight to get ready for turning the big 5-0 next summer.

Keira Knighley and James Righton (Splash News)Congratulations are in order for Keira Knightley, who married James Righton on Saturday.

In honor of the momentous occasion, here's everything you need to know about the 28-year-old British beauty's chap!

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He's a celeb in his own right.
The 29-year-old musician isn’t just jamming in his garage. Righton’s indie rock band, Klaxons, won the prestigious Mercury Prize for the best album in the United Kingdom for their debut album in 2007. (Coldplay, Radiohead, U2, Sting, and Amy Winehouse are just some of the acts that have been nominated for the prize and lost.) They continue to tour and record.

LaToya Jackson talks to omg!. (Valerie Macon/Getty Images)Whatever you think of La Toya Jackson and the rest of her family, she wants you to know you're probably wrong.

"I think that when it comes to the Jacksons in general is that people think that they’re weird. They’re strange. They’re crazy. They're odd. And we're not,” she tells omg!. “We’re not any of those things. I want people to know that we’re just like you guys are. We're no different."

And if you also thought that Jackson, now 56, might have been jealous of her more famous siblings, the late Michael (who passed away in 2009 at age 50) and sister Janet, now 46, well, wrong again.