Well, sort of.  Despite having ruled out a future in musical theater, 28 Days star Sandra Bullock looked like she might bust out a dance number Monday night on the red carpet for The Proposal’s world premiere.   Bullock co-stars in the comedy with Ryan Reynolds; Anne Fletcher (above left) directed, and finds the imminent rumba hilarious.

What does the aging sex symbol about town wear to a Tubridy Tonight Show appearance?  According to David Hasselhoff’s Saturday attire:

- long frock coat

- expensive-looking button-down shirt, opened to the sternum to showcase trademark chest hair

- glitzy cocktail rings

- stovepipe pants that, while not shantung, come perilously close

- sunglasses that, if he’ll forgive us, look kind of girly for having probably cost hundreds of dollars

- mint-green suede driving mocs

All written out like that, it sounds like a hot mess, but for some reason, America’s Got Talent judge the Hoff — who is himself a hot mess sometimes — pulls it off.  And those shoes do look pretty darn comfortable.

Jessica Alba and daughter Honor Marie Warren hit a toy store in Los Angeles with friends on Saturday.  We’re pleased to report that, while the Baby Death Ray melted an entire aisle of Barbie’s, Honor Marie’s adorable ensemble escaped unscathed.  Look at the shoes!  So cute!

(Note: No Barbies were actually harmed.)

“Maggie May” singer Rod Stewart visited Tom’s Toys in Beverly Hills on Wednesday, ahead of his performance of his signature song on the live results finale of American Idol.  We can’t stand that song — it’s overplayed and annoying — but we love his shoes in this shot.

World’s first supermodel turned modelling/fashion franchise Janice Dickinson isn’t all that worried about her competition on I’m A Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here — but she’s quite worried about snakes.

Dickinson will fight for survival in the Costa Rican jungle alongside such F-listers as American Idol pest Sanjaya; actor Stephen Baldwin; and reality-TV newly-”wed”s Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt when the program returns to U.S. TV on 1 June, and while she should probably be at least a little afraid of the Jesus-y Baldwin, it’s the local wildlife that has her anxious: “Nothing scares me, but I am worried about this indigenous snake that is supposed to be in Costa Rica. I don’t do snakes.”

But Dickinson describes herself as “grateful and honored to be included” in the experience, and looks forward to keeping things neat around camp — without the aid of cosmetics: “The minute the lashes come off I’ll be tidying up the jungle.”

Want more Dickinson?  Check out the full interview with her right here, or head to NBC’s official site to learn more about the show.  And if you know where she got those foxy shoes, send an email to our tips box, won’tcha?