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Lipsy enlisted it’s go-to gal, teen pop star Pixie Lott to turn up the lights at the Lakeside Shopping Centre in Thurrock, UK on Saturday, November 20th. The “Boys Like Girls” singer, dressed in a cute wintery white dress, turned on the Christmas lights but her mega-watt smile almost outshone the holiday sparklers.

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Blake Lively sparkled almost as much as the Swarovski tree topper she stood next to at the unveiling of the new 2010 Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Star at this afternoon’s (Thursday November 18th) ceremony. The star will be on top of the tree at the official lighting on November 30th.

The Gossip Girl actress wore a black ruched dress with reddish/purple tights and a jacket with serious beading and turquoise embellishments around the neckline for the photo ceremony.

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Jimmy Fallon has been having lots of fun with Robert Pattinson and the tree climbing scene of the first Twilight movie in his ‘Robert Is Bothered’ skits. Pattinson made a stop on Fallon’s show last night and got in on the joke as Fallon coaxed him to say he too, was bothered. What did you think of the skit?

Check out the full interview of Pattinson by clicking the link:

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American Idol alum Jordin Sparks was in Washington DC on December 3rd for the 2009 National Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony with President Obama and the First Family: Michelle and their daughters Malia and Sasha. Sparks sang “I’ll Be Home For Christmas” and tweeted about her experience:

“Obamas were so sweet! I met Michelle & the girls @ the Jonas concert this year! First time meeting the Prez though. Hes tall!! And so nice!”

Check out the pictures of the event – Jordin looked fabulous as usual and the kids look so happy.

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Emma Watson may have a magical history to her family tree. According to Ancestry.com, the young actress is related to a 16th century woman who was convicted of being a witch.

…English records show Watson’s distant relative was Joan Playle of Essex County, England, a 16th-century English woman convicted of witchcraft in 1592.Details are sketchy — naturally — and Playle’s conviction remain a mystery. She was unmarried, which often led to witchcraft accusations. During the Elizabethan era, poor, homely, old, widowed single women were often declared to be witches.

Apparently Playle was not executed but instead excommunicated (basically blacklisted/thrown out of) the Church of England.

Interesting bit of trivia on Emma’s family.