When they were good, they were very, very, very good:

The premiere of Woody Allen's latest, Whatever Works, at the 2009 Tribeca Film Festival, brought out the great, the good, the notorious, and the infamous. And that was just the clothes.

• Indian police say they have not found any evidence to support allegations that Slumdog Millionaire star Rubina Ali's dad tried to sell her. [The Guardian, People]

Given that Vanity Fair runs a best-dressed list, it makes sense that the magazine's party for the 2009 Tribeca Film Festival, at NYC's State Supreme Courthouse, would bring out some well-dressed stars.

Cookie mag's 3rd Annual Smart Cookie Awards, held at NYC's Lincoln Center last night, brought out a lot of glam moms, and some great clothes. And did we mention the decolletage?

• Gossipeuse Janet Charlton claims Jennifer Hudson is knocked up. JHud is currently on tour; her fiancé, "Punk" from I Love New York, is training to become a professional wrestler. [Janet Charlton's Hollywood]

[San Diego, April 10. Image via Getty.]

• Grey's Anatomy star T.R. Knight was in a three-car crash yesterday. He was not injured, but two other people were taken to the hospital by ambulance. [LA Times]

It must be rough to be a star and have to go to events like the book launch party for Good To Great Hair at L.A.'s Beso. But that doesn't explain the horrible duds.

• Freida Pinto looks fantastic on the March cover of Vogue India. [ONTD]

The 11th annual Costume Designers Guild Awards, held at the Four Seasons Beverly Wilshire Hotel last night, brought out some seriously amazing clothes.

[Beverly Hills, CA. January 12. Image via Getty.]

The People's Choice Awards are like the Zagat of awards shows: you don't really trust "the people," but you're willing to see what "they" "have" to "say." Apparently the stars agree: their duds were awful.

• Jennifer Aniston on John Mayer: "He's a rare one. He is extraordinary and it is wonderful to watch him... the way his brain works and the way he thinks thoughts... it's beautiful." Is this the same John Mayer we know? [Mirror, The Sun]
• Remember how Jennifer Aniston had dinner with Gerard Butler? They're in…

In order to quench readers' insatiable thirst for gossip, we've decided to try an evening edition of the much-beloved Dirt Bag. Now you won't have to wait for morning to find out the latest celebrity news. Welcome to the swirling, sleazy disco ball of "Dirt Bag After Dark". 18 to enter and 21 to drink, ladies!

New York, November 14. Image via INF.

• Screenwriter Kurt Wimmer is rewriting the script of a spy thriller called Edwin A. Salt: It was supposed to star Tom Cruise and now Angelina Jolie is replacing him. Oh, and Angie will also star in an adaptation of the Ayn Rand novel Atlas Shrugged. Next, Angelina will adopt Suri. Unstoppable. [Hollywood Reporter]
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I think you know, and I know, that NBC was seriously lagging behind the pack in throwing its obligatory All-Star party. Luckily for everyone, Monday night it got with the program in Beverly Hills. It does seem like "All-Star" kinda just translated to "the entire cast of Friday Night Lights" but since that show is…