Josh Duhamel surprises Fergie! (Sipa USA)Fergie was so surprised that she teared up when husband Josh Duhamel showed up on stage to present her with the amfAR Award of Inspiration at the foundation's Inspiration Gala in Sao Paolo, Brazil, last Friday night, but the story of how the surprise came about is epic in its sweetness.

The pop star had been in Brazil all of the proceeding week leading up to the event. After Fergie was done with a day of visiting with school children in the favelas (shanty towns) of Rio de Janeiro, Duhamel texted Fergie's agent Sean Patterson (who was with her at the time) and said, "What do you think about me coming and surprising my wife?"

Ellen and Portia cover Elle Decor. (William Abranowicz/Elle Decor)Dancing and Portia de Rossi are not the only loves of Ellen DeGeneres.

The talk show host also has an affinity for home decorating, as de Rossi learned early in their relationship.

"I got a very thorough education in mid-20th-century French furniture within the first weeks of our dating," the 40-year-old de Rossi jokes in the May issue of Elle Decor.

Clay Aiken (Getty Images)All is not well for Clay Aiken.

The 34-year-old singer -- and single father -- had a fright when an alleged obsessed fan made her way onto the grounds of his North Carolina home for her own personal meet and greet.

Orlando Brown (WireImage)It looks like another Disney star may have joined the DUI club (here's looking at you, Lindsay Lohan).

Former "That's So Raven" star Orlando Brown was arrested in North Hollywood, California, on Sunday night on suspicion of drunk driving.

Emma Watson underwent a bad girl makeover for the mag. (Mark Seliger/GQ)The sensible and studious Hermione Granger would surely roll her eyes at this.

Emma Watson, who played one of Harry Potter's best pals for a decade, spent some time indulging in a very un-Hermione-like pastime in preparation for her upcoming, more mature movie, Sofia Coppola's "The Bling Ring."

"I did learn to pole dance for the film, and I have a small pole dancing scene," Watson explained to British GQ. "But it's not a performance for anyone else, it's just me messing around with my friends. I took lessons."

Jennifer Lopez is making all our dreams come true and taking us back to her days as "Jenny From the Block." The 43-year-old is appearing in Internet star Becky G's music video "Becky From the Block" — a remake of J.Lo's hit song — looking the same, or better, than she did more than 10 years ago.

Web sensation Becky G has managed to get millions of views for covering hit songs like Ke$ha's "Die Young" and Eminem's "Lighters." So we weren't all that surprised when she decided to create her own version of J.Lo's 2002 hit song. But we were shocked to see that the worldwide superstar actually appeared in the video!

When comparing J.Lo in both videos, it seems like she hasn't really changed at all. Well, except for her boyfriends. In the original, former flame Ben Affleck is featured as her hunky man candy. But in Becky G's remix, current beau Casper Smart is the one in the driver's seat.

Check out this vid to see the singer steal the show in the remake of her hit song!

Jennifer Hudson, Jon Hamm, and Scarlett Johansson (WireImage)
Forget awards shows. Nothing brings together a group of A-list celebrities quite like a good cause.

Jennifer Hudson, Jon Hamm, Mark Wahlberg, Scarlett Johansson, and Will Smith are just a few of the stars who've joined forces and presented an open letter to President Obama urging him to reconsider criminal justice policies in relation to drug offenses in the United States. In fact, more than 175, actors, artists, athletes, elected officials, and advocates – all brought together by Russell Simmons and Dr. Boyce Watkins – have signed the letter.

He may fire people each week on his show "Celebrity Apprentice," but when it comes to the WWE crowd, Donald Trump is the one who's apparently not so welcome.

During his induction into the WWE Hall of Fame on Saturday night at Madison Square Garden in NYC, the crowd in attendance unceremoniously booed The Donald during his speech. Trump was introduced by his friend Vince McMahon, who reportedly tried to quiet the crowd, but the booing continued.