Audiences Just That Into You

The money must be really good

(NEWSER) - There was a time when celebrities could do super-embarrassing commercials overseas, rake in the dough, and never worry very much that the ads would find an American audience. Thanks to YouTube, that time no longer exists. The Telegraph rounds up 17 pretty spectacular foreign commercials starring everyone from Chuck Norris to Nicole Kidman. Watch a sampling in the gallery or click for the complete list. In the mood for cringeworthy American commercials? We’ve got those, too. More»

She's joined by Zoe Saldana, Bradley Cooper and more

(NEWSER) - Proving that one's looks don't evaporate at age 26, Julia Roberts has clinched the No. 1 slot in People's annual Most Beautiful issue—for the fourth time. Joining the 42-year-old cover girl on the list of lovelies:

• Zoe Saldana: The Avatar star spills her red-carpet trick: "Have at least one arm on my waist."
• Scarlett Johansson: Tells People her must-have beauty staples are "red lipstick and sandwiches."

Dubai is out of favor, but these destinations are heating up

(NEWSER) - With Dubai in dire straits, where will jet-setters go now? The Frisky knows. See full details here .

• Morocco: Big names like Gwyneth Paltrow and Jennifer Aniston were in Marrakesh recently for the opening of a Chopard jewelry boutique.
• Croatia: With the war over, celebs such as Steven Spielberg and Robert De Niro have been enjoying the Mediterranean beaches and cuisine.

Cameron, Natalie, Kirsten, Scarlett: These guys get around

(NEWSER) - You expect Hollywood's leading men to have a gaggle of women trailing them. But now the tables have turned, and it's Oscar-nominated ladies who attract a coterie of serial daters they're practically sharing. Meet the men behind the drama, red-carpet escapades, and broken engagements:

• Adam Levine of Maroon 5. The rocker frontman has been linked to Cameron Diaz, Natalie Portman, Maria Sharapova, and Kirstin Dunst.

Oscars help Slumdog to third

(NEWSER) - Madea Goes to Jail kept the Jonas Brothers at bay this weekend, Entertainment Weekly reports. Madea banked $16.5 million to the highly anticipated Jonas Brothers: The 3D Concert Experience's mere $12.7 million. Slumdog Millionaire enjoyed an Oscar boost, earning $12.2 million, while Taken continued its hot streak with $10 million. He’s Just Not That Into You wrapped up the top five with $5.9 million. More»