Gossip Girl's Chace Crawford, who doesn't mind taking his clothes of on camera because "it's why I go to the gym," meets High School Musical star Zac Efron, who's also known to enjoy sweating for his body; at the Teen Choice Awards.

At the Film Society of Lincoln Center 35th Gala Tribute to Meryl Streep yesterday, the night's honoree, who is known to arrive at events via subway, does her best to keep the press at bay.

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Ken Paves plays puppet master at a "Hairdo Extensions Photo Shoot," while Jessica Simpson exhibits the depths of her personality.

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Matthew Broderick, who stars in Diminshed Capacity, on the red carpet of the 13th Annual Gen Art Film Festival, smiling because Sarah Jessica Parker isn't there to steal the spotlight.

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At last night's Leatherheads premiere at Grauman's Chinese Theater in Hollywood, Access Hollywood co-host Nancy O'Dell fancies herself a star instead of someone supposed to interview one.

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Buffy the Vampire Slayer alum Michelle Trachtenberg on the set of Gossip Girl yesterday, where she'll play Georgina Sparks, a society lass who recently left rehab. This is so the Lindsay Lohan-Dori Cooperma story.

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John McCain may have been terribly mistaken when he asserted Purim was the Jewish Halloween, but these photos taken at yesterday's Easter parade in New York show all religions will use any excuse to wear a costume.

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Here, yesterday on the set of Gossip Girl, Blake Lively and Penn Badgley play a fictional couple. Just like these two.

At last night's 23rd Annual Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at the Waldorf Astoria, Justin Timberlake remains composed as these two wahoos shared the stage.

A NYPD recruitment ad on the W train:

Not the front row ticket most police officers were hoping for:

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At the Speak Truth to Power event on Friday night at Chelsea Piers, Bill Clinton stopped for a moment to pose with Bobby co-stars Joshua Jackson, Sharon Stone, Christian Slater, and Martin Sheen, as well as Ethel Skakel Kennedy and Kathleen Kennedy Townsend — before the group played one final round of "Whose Jowel Measures the Longest?" That's Clinton's (and, it turns out, Slater's) second favorite game; the former president's favorite, meanwhile, involves a rulebook that fiercely prohibits "measuring from the taint."

Spotted yesterday on Lexington in the East 70s. Clearly the kids had too much fun during the heat wave.