Dancing in the streets: Heather Locklear, who has been shaking things up on the ABC sitcom Spin City this season, moved and grooved while taking a walk with friends in L.A.

It isn't the Batmobile, but George Clooney still tools around in high style. The now hirsute actor, who recently wrapped the upcoming drama The Perfect Storm, was in hog heaven taking his new classic Indian motorcycle for a spin in Los Angeles.

Gone platinum: Quick—who is that blond guy? Hint one: He dyed his hair to remain incognito on a recent trip to Nepal. Hint two: He'll dye it back when he resumes touring next month. And the answer is, Ricky Martin, in Miami.

Pamela Anderson Lee availed herself of a chance to try belly dancing—which she's hoping will be a demonstration sport at the Sydney Olympics—while filming the season finale of her syndicated hit V.I.P. in Marina Del Rey, Calif.

Sly and the family man: Sylvester Stallone carted around 3-year-old daughter Sophia Rose as they caught some after-Christmas sales in Beverly Hills. Stallone and his wife, former model Jennifer Flavin, have another daughter, Sistine Rose, 18 months. The actor, who has been absent from the screen since his 1997 drama Copland, next costars with Tom Berenger in the police thriller D-Tox, due in September.

Prince William, 17, seemed in a fine mood when he pressed the flesh during an official visit to Cardiff, Wales, Jan. 2, even though he confessed to feeling "still hungover from the Millennium. I think everyone else is too."

Russian tennis star Anna Kournikova flipped for her new friend Zak the dolphin at SeaWorld on Australia's Gold Coast. Kournikova was Down Under to play in the Australian Women's Hardcourt Championships.

Buddies who brunch: Comedians Jerry Seinfeld (left) and Paul Reiser strolled across the Brooklyn Bridge after their annual New Year's Day brunch with fellow funnymen Larry Miller and Mark Schiff. The foursome, who always eat at the River Café restaurant and are served by the same waiter (Bobby Quidone), have never missed the meal since they began the tradition together as struggling stand-ups some 20 years ago.

Chuting star: Former Taxi driver Judd Hirsch tried out a different mode of transportation—one that doesn't require a seat belt—when he put on a family slide show with his wife, Bonni, a fashion designer, and their 5-year-old daughter Montana in New York City's Central Park. The actor currently appears as himself in Man on the Moon, the biopic about his late Taxi costar Andy Kaufman.