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International superstar Cher is staying at luxurious London hotel Claridge's while promoting her latest flick Burlesque - congrats on the Best Picture nominee!

And yes, 64-year-old Cher may be wearing too much face paint in these pix, but as Kathy Griffin says: It's CHER. 'Nuff said!

Whoops! At least they were a fun color!

Cher had her hands (and feet) immortalized in cement at the Grauman's Chinese Theatre in Hollywood on Thursday, and she was accompanied by her mother Georgia Holt and son Chaz Bono.

Cher stars in Burlesque with Christina Aguilera (the film hits theaters on November 24) and in her 64 years, she's won an Academy Award, a Golden Globe and an Emmy. I'd say it's about time she had her hands and feet cast in cement and sprinkled with gold glitter!

Cher was snapped leaving an after party following the premiere of Burlesque, and it pains us to say this, but the ageless singer (ok, she's actually 64) looked better than Christina Aguilera last night! How is that possible?!

At 64 years old, Cher still has the body to rock skin-tight leggings and she did just that last night on her way into the Late Show With David Letterman.

Hot on the promo trail pitching her upcoming film Burlesque, in which Christina Aguilera co-stars, the living legend wow'd fans outside the studio with her diva-in-black get-up.

This girl doesn't need to "turn back time," she's lookin' hot in the present tense!

And speaking of hot, Cher opened up to David Letterman about her romantic conquests, listing Warren Beatty, Tom Cruise, and Gene Simmons among them ...

Singer/performer extraordinaire Cher has managed to stay in the spotlight for decades and that's why she graces the cover of December's Vanity Fair, dishing about Chaz, politics and fame... let's break it down!

Cher on politics: "Sarah Palin came on, and I thought, Oh, f***, this is the end. Because a dumb woman is a dumb woman."

Cher on getting older: "I think Meryl [Streep] is doing it great. The stupid b*tch is doing it better than all of us! But I don’t like it. It’s getting in my way."

Cher on taxes: "I would be willing to pay a lot more taxes, because I make a lot more money, but I don’t want to give them more to just f*** things up more."

Cher on Chaz: "She’s a very smart girl—boy! This is where I get into trouble."

Best. Quotes. Ever!

Of course, she's announced her "final show" many, many, many times!

"Cher at the Colosseum" - Cher's headline show at Caesars Palace - will have its last night on February 5th next year. Officials say that the final run of shows (beginning January 11th) will go on sale Saturday.

The iconic singer - who looked amaze at the VMAs the other week - ends a three year run at the 4,300 seat theater after approximately 200 shows. Her first five year run grossed more than $400 million.

Cher's replacement? Celine Dion returns March 15th for her second engagement.

We'll miss you, Cher!

Leave your inhibitions at the door! Oh wait, that was the tagline for Showgirls. Whoops! Same thing.

Check out the pink and glittery poster for Burlesque - starring Cher and Christina Aguilera - above, set to hit theaters on Thanksgiving this year. Loves it or hates it?

I think it's ab fab!



Jennifer Aniston said it was "not cool" that she was scammed by a celebrity facialist who was recently charged with fraud for using clients' credit card information.

On Good Morning America this morning, Aniston said she stopped working with Maria Gabriela Perez of Chez Gabriela Studio, about five years ago.

Penelope Cruz at Chez Gabriela in September 2009

Perez's other celeb clients include Penelope Cruz, Halle Berry, Anne Hathaway, Kate Hudson, Cher, and Liv Tyler. According to police docs, Perez told $214,000 from Tyler alone over a five-month period last year.

CLICK HERE to see our gallery of celebs swindled by Chez Gabriela

If convicted, the salon owner faces up to 25 years in jail.

Aniston also commented on Bill O'Reilly's criticism of her comments -- comments the actress called a "celebration" of family and of women. Aniston had said, while doing press for The Switch, that women didn't need the help of men to raise children. O'Reilly said her statement "diminished fatherhood." Here's what Jen said about the situation this morning while chatting with George Stephanopoulos ...