Sacha Baron Cohen went all out and led a scantily clad all-male group dressed as Buckingham Palace guards to the London premier of his movie “Bruno.” His fiancee Isla Fisher discreetly arrived separately, dressed fashionably, and avoided the hi-jinks. Cohen goes to great extremes to publicize his films and they more than live up to the hype. ” Bruno” is getting rave reviews in Europe.

Eddie Murphy’s kids are growing up fast. He brought them to the premier of his new movie “Imagine That.” No date, just the kids. We wonder if they have the nerve to tell him what they really think of his movies. Do you think he’s any fun at home?

Leave it to The National Enquirer to discover Jacqueline Kennedy’s aunt and cousin living in squalor in a dilapidated house on Long Island on 1971. Jackie helped them patch up the house and the documentary “Grey >Gardens” made eccentrics “Big Edie” Bouvier Beale and “Little Edie” Bouvier Beale famous. Drew Barrymore and Jessica Lange are starring in the HBO version debuting Saturday and they made a point of looking really good at the New York premier because they look so bad in the movie.

Looking dazed and confused, “Twilight” heartthrob Robert Pattinson arrived at the Tokyo airport and was was mobbed by hundreds of wailing fans. And they haven’t even seen his movie yet! Robert is in town for the gala premier and Kristen Stewart is expected also. Hugh Jackman happened to be on the same flight and even after hosting the Oscars, he was barely acknowledged compared to the “Twilight” star.

Guess what – they’re still TOGETHER! Whenever Brad and Angelina are apart for more than a couple of days, rumors swirl that they’re on the outs. They inevitably turn up, looking happier than ever. Here they are leaving their London hotel for Angelina’s “Changeling” premier. Brad still has his Clark Gable face on.

Fans started lining up outside the Westwood theater on Sunday, hoping to get a glimpse of Robert Pattinson’s hair up close at the “Twilight” premier Monday night. Hundreds of teens- mostly lovesick girls- camped out in sleeping bags and folding chairs as they gleefully waved to passing traffic. Many carry signs expressing their feelings for Pattison. Whoever cast him in the role should be getting a big fat bonus.

Much of the amazing cast of the updated version of “The Women” showed up at the premier located, ironically, at Mann’s theater in Hollywood. From left are Jada Pinkett, Annette Bening, Debra Messing, Meg Ryan, Eva Mendes, and Debi Mazar. A superb collection of acting talent. There’s not a single man in this cast and we can hardly wait to see how they pull that off. Not even a cab driver or doorman?