The Yankees attract star power on and off the field. Jay-Z and Alicia Keys hit it out of the park Thursday night with their collaboration on “Empire State of Mind.” John Legend hit the perfect pitch, singing the national anthem. Avid Yankee supporters Kate Hudson and Rudy Giuliani were also spotted in the stands. In Game Two of the World Series, the Bronx Bombers beat the Phillies 3-1, tying the series at 1-1. Check back here to see what stars show their brotherly love in Game 3 on Saturday in Philadelphia.

ET's Mark Steines and Thea Andrews are with Heidi Klum and Seal, plus Anthony Hopkins and John Legend on the Oscar red carpet!

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ET is with gorgeous beauty Bar Refaeli and other sexy Sports Illustrated models in Las Vegas for a launch party in honor of the greatly anticipated release of the magazine's Swimsuit Issue.

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The organizers for Super Bowl XLIII have chosen a top R&B singer and a legendary rock band to perform at the pregame show before Sunday's big game.

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Some of Hollywood's biggest stars joined CNN's Anderson Cooper for a tribute to ordinary Americans making extraordinary contributions in their communities and beyond.  

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ET's Kevin Frazier talks to John Legend about his performance at the Democratic National Convention last night during which he sang his new song "If You're Out There."

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Tony Bennett, James Taylor and John Legend are the latest performers to party next week in Denver in conjunction with the Democratic National Convention.

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Bono, Miley Cyrus, Reese Witherspoon and Celine Dion are just a few of the celebs taking part in "Idol Gives Back," airing Wednesday, April 9 at 7:30 p.m. on FOX.

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The DIXIE CHICKS, MARY J. BLIGE and "American Idol" champ CARRIE UNDERWOOD were among the big winners at the 49th Annual Grammy® Awards Sunday evening at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.

The Chicks were, well, whistlin' Dixie as their Taking the Long Way won for Album of the Year and Best Country Album. The girl group's "Not Ready To Make Nice" also received Grammys for both Song of the Year and Record of the Year.

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Pouring rain didn't deter the celebs who turned out in droves to watch the Colts trample the Bears at the Super Bowl!

Among the celebs who braved the weather for the game were: ASHTON KUTCHER and DEMI MOORE, BRUCE WILLIS, JENNY McCARTHY, JIM BELUSHI, JOHN TRAVOLTA, WILLIAM H. MACY and DAVID SPADE.

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Super Bowl fever has hit from Miami to New York City, and even First Lady LAURA BUSH is getting ready for game day!

"We'll be watching the Super Bowl," she told our MARY HART when they met up in NYC, "but we won't be eating chili."

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Most people dream of turning 65, so they can retire from their jobs and lead lives of leisure. Not TONY BENNETT, who, at 80 years old, is still going strong. He celebrates this milestone birthday with his music special, "Tony Bennett: An American Classic," tonight at 8 p.m. on NBC.

Most of the duets on the hour-long special appear on Bennett's latest album, Duets: An American Classic, and include both new and established performers such as BARBRA STREISAND, ELTON JOHN, STEVIE WONDER, JOHN LEGEND and MICHAEL BUBLÉ. One performance that does not appear on the album is a duet of "Steppin' Out with My Baby" with CHRISTINA AGUILERA.

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By Tim Jaramillo

After years of studio sessions on other stars' records, JOHN LEGEND made his own splash in the spotlight with his Grammy-award winning solo debut, Get Lifted.

On his latest release, he pumps out 14 classic cuts, with high-profile appearances from the likes of RAPHAEL SAADIQ, WILL.I.AM. and KANYE WEST.

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It's the show before the show! As stars like MARIAH CAREY, MADONNA and GWEN STEFANI gear up for the 48th Annual Grammy® Awards on February 8 -- we do too! Before you watch music's biggest night, get ready for music's biggest pre-show on the Entertainment Tonight/Insider countdown to the Grammys this Wednesday!

"The Grammys are the wildest night in Hollywood," fashion guru STEVEN COJOCARU says. "It's truly 'anything goes.'"

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By Tim Jaramillo

Check out our year-end music roundup for the inside scoop on the year's biggest and best albums!

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