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Janet Jackson
Janet Jackson has been performing for decades and shes still going strong. Last night, Jackson, 44 put on a concert in Universal City, California as part of her Number Ones: Up Close and Personal tour. Her white leather ensemble was hot!
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Christie Brinkley
Christie Brinkley, 57, headed out for the day in NYC wearing a nude, DVF-esque wrap dress. Her pumps, trench coat, bag and hat were all in the same spring hue. Simple, classic, stunning.
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Rachael Ray
Celeb chef Rachael Ray looked bright and cheery this morning as she headed to the Good Morning America studios in New York City. Ray, 42, sported a frock in one of springs hottest colors, Coral Rose, and accessorized with a gold statement necklace.
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