MARTHA STEWART tells ET that while her good friend PAUL NEWMAN looked a little thinner, he was doing "fine" when she recently saw him at a charity event.  

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With hundreds reportedly dead and even more left homeless throughout Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama, Hurricane Katrina has left catastrophic damage and destruction in its wake. Now, from OPRAH WINFREY to KELLY CLARKSON, Hollywood is pitching in to help.

MICHAEL JACKSON announced Tuesday he will record a hurricane relief song, "From the Bottom of My Heart," with 100% of proceeds going towards the victims of Hurricane Katrina. In a statement, Jackson said: "It pains me to watch the human suffering taking place in the Gulf Region of my country. My heart and prayers go out to every individual who has had to endure the pain and suffering caused by this tragedy. I will be reaching out to others within the music industry, to join me in helping to bring relief and hope to these resilient people who have lost everything."

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The footage of Hurricane Katrina is heartbreaking and the images are shocking. Among the one million people who were evacuated out of New Orleans and surrounding areas were a number of stars in town for various projects, including "Xena" actress LUCY LAWLESS.

She was in the city shooting the made-for-TV movie "Vampire Bats." The actress was one of the mass swarm of people who fled the devastating storm, which has left New Orleans 80 percent under water, has reportedly left more than a 100 -- and possibly thousands -- dead, and did catastrophic damage to the rest of Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama.

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As Hurricane Katrina stormed through New Orleans many Hollywood stars in town fled the city in search of safety. From BRENDAN FRASER to MICHAEL KEATON to HILARY SWANK we know where the stars are now.

The production for the movie 'The Last Time,' starring 'Crash' star Fraser and 'White Noise' actor Keaton, was halted due to Katrina. ADAM ROSENFELT, President of Element Films, issued the following statement:

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