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Now here's something you don't see every day. Mercifully. According to People magazine, Tom Cruise got so into Beyoncé's concert at the Staples Center in Los Angeles on Monday night that he started doing her much-parodied "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)" dance. In public. "Everyone was laughing and taking pictures," says an eyewitness, who should be relieved that the star didn't reenact his dance scene from "Risky Business," like he did here, or his intense rug-cutting from "Tropic Thunder." No word on whether anyone captured video of Cruise's booty-shaking moves, but we are praying to the YouTube gods to make it so. Tom turned up at the show solo -- wife Katie Holmes is in Melbourne shooting "Don't Be Afraid of the Dark" -- and offered a friendly wave and a smile to the crowd before grabbing a spot next to the sound booth, where he grooved and sang the night away. By the way, the actress will show off her own hoofing skills when she performs "Get Happy" on the July 23 episode of "So You Think You Can Dance."
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In non-dance-related news, Robert Pattinson's fishbowl of a life is growing more and more claustrophobic. When the "Twilight" heartthrob isn't being trailed by paparazzi or clawed at by rabid fans, he's under scrutiny for his largesse -- or lack thereof. OK magazine says Rob chowed down with some pals at New York restaurant Il Cantinori on Tuesday, racking up a $350 bill during a laughter-filled meal that didn't end until midnight. "They were the last diners to leave," says a source. But when the check was settled, the table ponied up only a $50 tip, less than 15 percent. The lesson to other stars: Tip generously, or you'll be ratted out to a tabloid. On the plus side, the actor, who noshed on veal Milanese (don't pretend you weren't curious), was "very nice and friendly," according to his waiter.
Sometimes, the stars really are just like us. Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie chose to celebrate the first birthday of twins Knox and Vivienne not with a blowout bash but with a small family gathering. People magazine reports that the continent-hopping clan had a laid-back party on July 12 at their Los Angeles home. The actor's parents jetted in from Missouri for the occasion, and the twins were each presented with a cake made with some help from siblings Maddox, 7, Pax, 5, Zahara, 4, and Shiloh, 3. Go on, say it: Awwww.
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It's not the worst review Nicole Kidman has ever received, but she probably isn't thrilled to know that "Slumdog Millionaire" cutie Rubina Ali thinks she's an odd duck. A few months back, the pair spent a few days together in India shooting a pretty but puzzling Schweppes commercial, an experience 9-year-old Ali shares in her new autobiography, "Slumgirl Dreaming: My Journey to the Stars" (yes, we're rolling our eyes, too). "I really liked her, but she was very quiet and didn't speak much," the tyke says of the Oscar winner. "I think she was a bit shy." Rubina also found it "strange" that, between takes, Nicole remained inside the trailer they shared, apparently out of fear that harmful UV rays might hit her unlined ivory skin.
"My dream role would be to play musical legend Carol Channing in a biopic of her life. I love her, I really do." So, who's dying to belt out "Hello Dolly" while channeling the platinum-topped comedian? That would be Johnny Depp, who jokingly tells the London Daily Mirror that it just might be possible with the right special effects (and the right wig, of course). "With all the digital technology available these days," he says, "I could probably pull it off."
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