All My Children heartthrob Keith Hamilton Cobb (above, with friend and model Dawn Stern) flashed a certified platinum smile at the opening of Billboard Live, a new Los Angeles nightclub that is partly owned by Billboard magazine. Ralph Lauren model Tyson Beckford (right) looked like he could top the tattoo charts when he turned up to wink in the pink at the same event.
It was possible to divine a new reason the English are sometimes referred to as limeys when the Queen Mother and her older daughter, Elizabeth II, showed it's easy being green at Sandringham, the royal estate in Norfolk where they marked the Queen Mum's 96th birthday Aug. 4. After a church service, 2,000 well-wishers offered hearty congratulations, not to mention cakes and flowers.
Susan Sarandon, looking mosaic thanks to her buddy, fashion funkster Todd Oldham, accompanied roomie Tim Robbins to the Manhattan premiere of Kansas City, a jazz movie by Robert Altman. While Sarandon has taken the summer off to spend time with their kids, Altman alum Robbins (Short Cuts and The Player) just wrapped Nothing to Lose, costarring Martin Lawrence.
Dan O'Brien, the first Yank to win an Olympic decathlon since Bruce Jenner in 1976, celebrated his gold in Atlanta with girlfriend Lelani Sang, a scuba instructor. "I still look in the mirror each day and say I'm the greatest athlete in the world," said Dan, and now no one can dispute him. Meanwhile, the Greatest himself, Muhammad Ali (left), accepted kudos from the U.S. Dream Team after receiving a new gold medal to replace the missing one he earned in 1960.
Proving that sometimes a cigar is just a trendy fashion accessory, actress Shari Belafonte lit up at the first anniversary party of the cigar-friendly Grand Havana Room, a club in Beverly Hills. Belafonte will be a host at the presumably smoke-free Miss Teen USA pageant on Aug. 21.
Michael Rapaport, known for his hunky dumb-guy roles, grabbed a camera and checked out the view on the set of Kicked in the Head, a romantic adventure currently filming in New York City. The busy star is also playing a police officer in Copland, a drama with Sylvester Stallone that's shooting in the Big Apple as well.
Nancy Travis, star of the CBS comedy Almost Perfect, decided it was tee time at the Los Angeles premiere of Tin Cup, the movie about golf and sex (an obvious combination, we admit) that stars Kevin Costner, Rene Russo and Don Johnson.
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