Will Smith has taken the first steps to fulfilling his dream of becoming U.S. President.

The Hollywood star - who recently revealed he would love to become America's first black president - has been approached by Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama to play him in a film of his life.

Soccer star David Beckham says he was "starstruck" when he met musician Stevie Wonder, and tells his wife that he wanted to take a picture with the music great.

The 32-year-old husband of Posh Spice tells BBC Radio that he is also in awe of Nelson Mandela and Muhammad Ali. He says that Wonder's "Superstition" is also his favorite song.

R. Kelly has pronounced himself the greatest black man of his generation.

The "I Believe I Can Fly" singer claims he is as iconic and talented in hisfield as a host of important black figures, including boxing legend Muhammad Ali.

Heather Mills' may have a prosthetic leg, but she sure knows how to work it.

Heather was praised during her debut performance on "Dancing With The Stars."

Tom Cruise has topped Forbes' celebrity power list.

The "Mission: Impossible III" actor reclaimed the respected magazine's poll top spot after dropping to tenth place last year (05).