Jamie Foxx wants to be the first black James Bond. The Oscar-winning actor would jump at the chance to portray the suave British spy.

He said: "Of course I'd take the role. I'd put a little swing in it. A little hip-hop, you know."

Beyonce Knowles is learning to cook for Thanksgiving. The "If I Was a Boy" singer, who is married to hip-hop star Jay-Z, hopes to improve her culinary skills in time to spend the holiday with her family.

She said: "For Thanksgiving my mother usually cooks. It's just like anyone else's Thanksgiving. It's actually my favorite holiday because it's not about anything but giving back, giving thanks for all our blessings."

Pamela Anderson wants marijuana to be legalized. The former "Baywatch" star has written an open letter to U.S. President-elect Barack Obama, outlining ways to make the country better.

Pamela believes cultivating the illegal substance would "save children" and help the environment.

Gillian Anderson is planning to move back to America. The "X-Files" actress has been based in London with partner Mark Griffiths and their children - one-month-old Felix, two-year-old Oscar and 14-year-old Piper, Gillian's daughter from her marriage to Clyde Klotz - but is now considering returning to her homeland following Barack Obama's election as U.S. President.

A source close to the 40-year-old star revealed to Britain's Daily Express newspaper: "Gillian has enjoyed living in London in recent years but made it clear she'd consider moving back to the U.S. if Obama won."

Lindsay Lohan's use of the word "colored" when she referred to President-elect Barack Obama was "unintelligible," according to "Access Hollywood."

In an interview with the show's host Maria Menounos earlier this week, the 22-year-old actress expressed what she felt about the Democrat's recent win.

P. Diddy reportedly threw a "hissy fit" because he didn't like his all-white themed birthday party.

The rapper - who turned 39 last Tuesday - splashed out on a lavish bash at New York's Mansion nightclub later in the week but insisted the decor was scrapped at the last minute after the all-white room - designed in just 12 hours - failed to meet his expectations.