Dancing with the Stars’ Cheryl Burke spent a night out with friends last night, beginning with dinner at Simon restaurant at Palm’s Place. Cheryl enjoyed the Simon sushi signature Crispy Rice and a Spicy Tuna Roll. She is pictured above with Kerry Simon, the chef at Simon restaurant.

Photo: Ed Graff

You may know her as the spoiled Shannon from “Lost,” but Maggie Grace’s acting career is alive and well, as she starred as Liam Neeson’s daughter in “Taken” and has since landed a role in the Dwayne Johnson crime-thriller “Faster.”

According to her Wiki page, she was very clumsy as a child, and was nicknamed “Maggie Graceless” by a friend. She’s set to play Irina in the upcoming Twilight movie.

If you think about Christina Aguilera starring in a film called “Burlesque,” you’re bound to get a little excited. Some thought the film would be a train wreck, but the reviews aren’t that bad.

Here’s Jason Zingale from Bullz-Eye.com:

There are a number of things that one can expect from a movie called “Burlesque” – like singing, dancing, and gorgeous women in revealing outfits – but it never even crossed my mind that it might actually be good. Even the film’s trailer hinted at a potential train wreck, so you’ll probably be surprised to discover that it isn’t half-bad. Though the movie features some terribly underdeveloped characters and gets caught in the allure of its own glitz and glamour, the showy musical numbers and a great debut from Christina Aguilera make “Burlesque” a lot more enjoyable than you might believe. Think “Coyote Ugly” meets “Cabaret.” You know, minus the Nazis.

Newsweek liked it as well.

Sorry, Harry Potter, but “Burlesque” is the event of the holiday season, like the drunk aunt who shows up late to Thanksgiving dinner and falls into your mashed potatoes. The acting is almost nonexistent—Cher’s face can’t move because of Botox, and Christina Aguilera’s moves even less (she can’t emote). The audience I saw it with laughed at the serious lines, and I could hear crickets during the jokes. But Burlesque is so bad that it’s good: over-the-top, ridiculous fun. As with a Taylor Swift concert or a stick of Velveeta, you can’t resist the cheese.

According to Rotten Tomatoes, the public likes it more than the critics.

Check out the trailer below.

Known for her pretty face and athletic build, Brittany Daniel starred on “The Game,” “Dawson’s Creek” and “Sweet Valley High,” and appeared in “Club Dread” and “Joe Dirt.” Now she’s starring in the new sci-fi action thriller, “Skyline.”

And get this: She’s a twin.

Here are a few pictures of Brittany throughout the years. She looks good no matter what she wears.

Actresses Mila Kunis and Natalie Portman arrive at the ‘Black Swan’ closing night gala during AFI FEST 2010 presented by Audi held at Grauman’s Chinese Theatre on November 11, 2010 in Hollywood, California.

The two actresses, who are also close friends off-screen, have denied rumors of Tequila shots to film their on screen kiss!

Candice Swanepoel is a 22-year-old South African model who is best known for her work with Victoria’s Secret. She was spotted by a scout in a Durban flea market when she was 15 and has been a professional model ever since.

She is 5′ 9.5″ and has no tattoos.

Actress and singer Olivia Newton-John survived her battle with breast cancer. Now she’s devoted her life to helping other women beat the disease. Her comic book biography will not only trace the four-time Grammy award winner’s rise to stardom, it will also generate funds for breast cancer research, with a portion of the book’s proceeds going to the “Olivia Newton-John Cancer Centre”.

“Breast cancer in the beginning that was hard to talk about. So it takes a while before you can put it into a category that you can discuss without becoming emotional” Olivia Newton John said to Bluewater, the book’s publisher, about her coming out publicly about breast cancer.

Newton-John worked with Bluewater and writer Sandra Ruckdeschel on the comic’s script. Ruckdeschel said that working on the story was an experience that she’ll never forget.

“Olivia Newton-John has had an amazing career,” said Darren Davis, founder and president of Bluewater Productions. “Her greatest victory, though, come in 1992, when she survived her battle with breast cancer. We are happy to work with her on this comic and to hopefully play at least a small role in the fight against breast cancer.”

The suggested retail price (SRP) for the upcoming comic book is $3.99. To make sure you get your copy, contact your local comic book store to pre-order it. To find a comic book store near you go to www.comicshoplocator.com. The comic will also be on Amazon.

Esquire is featuring Monica Bellucci’s new book of photographs, Nine Ways.

The beautiful Bellucci offers up a collection of photographs by some of the world’s best photographers.

When I was a young girl I would daydream while looking at the photographs by Helmut Newton, Bruce Weber, and Richard Avedon, but I never had the body of a model. I was tall, but not tall enough, and curvaceous without ever wanting to be thin. I’ve never sought the perfection dictated by laws of the fashion world. Maybe it’s because I don’t believe in perfection or in any law that demands that we all look the same. Yet this book represents more than twenty years of my life in front of a camera. I’ve offered myself to its gaze, with creativity, and also by giving into my femininity.

Read the story and see more photos in Esquire.

Kendra Wilkinson is making her fifth Playboy appearance for the magazine’s December issue. The star of the hit series The Girls Next Door and subsequent spinoff, Kendra graces the cover of the upcoming issue.

The San Diego native is known for infectious laugh, quirky one-liners, unfiltered comments and candor. Her pictorial in the December issue, which was shot on an exotic beach and in the surf, embodies her free-spirited, laid-back nature and sensually depicts her enviable body.

Kendra has previously appeared on four Playboy covers alongside Holly Madison and Bridget Marquardt. The three graced the magazine’s November 2005, September 2006, March 2008 and February 2009 covers.