Nicole Richie, along with scores of other nicely-dressed women, attended the Crystal Lucy Women in Film awards in LA last night. So what if her actual movie-acting experience is limited to a role as a lesbian cheerleader in 2005's Kids In America. It counts!

Will.i.am got some of Barack Obama's A-List supporters (and some not as A-List supporters) together to sing/talk along to Barack Obama's "Yes We Can" speech and, basically, express their undying love. John Legend, Common, Scarlett Johannson, Aisha Tyler, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Kate Walsh, Tatyana Ali, Nick Cannon, Herbie Hancock, and some people I don't recognize participated. Will.i.am said stars were eager to join in once word of the song got around.

"I'm blown away by how many people wanted to come and be a part of it in a short amount of time. It was all out of love and hope for change and really representing America and looking at the world," will.i.am said.

Dylan and will.i.am say they did not coordinate the production or release of this video with the Obama campaign and the filmmakers say they don't even know if Obama is aware of the video.

It is bad that I not only do I hope and pray to look like Iman when I'm 52 years old, but I actually wish I looked like her now? It's appropriate that the most glamorous 50-something in the world attended Glamour's Women of the Year awards last night. Check out some more of the honorees and guests after the jump.

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Someone neglected to tell Golden Brooks that just because she was at a Fredericks of Hollywood charity fashion show last night, didn't mean that she was supposed to actually try to pose like she was in the Fredericks of Hollywood catalogue. Thankfully, Aisha Tyler, Janet Jackson, and Kidada and Rashida Jones brought a little more classiness to the event.

[WI]