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PROUD 2012 CELEBRITY VOTERS: Gabriel Union, Chris Brown, Jennifer Williams, Kim Kardashian, Lala Anthony, Evelyn Lozada, Brooke Bailey & More!
November 06, 2012GWL StaffThe day that we've all been waiting for is finally here!
Now, many celebs like Gabrielle Union, Chris Brown, Jennifer Williams, Evelyn Lozada, Brooke Bailey, John Legend, Beyonce, Kimora Lee Simmons (Above) and more took time away from their busy schedule, to go out and VOTE.
Check out the pics and tweets below:
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Mariah Carey Joins First Lady Michelle Obama On Final Campaign Stop In NC + Beyonce PENS A LETTER To President Obama! (Photos)
November 05, 2012GWL Staff
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Ne-Yo Records Pro-Barack Obama 2012 Campaign Anthem! (Video)
November 05, 2012GWL Staff
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STILL RIDING! Stacey Dash POSES With VP Candidate Ryan Paul + Lisa Raye GOES TOP-LESS For Obama 2012!
October 30, 2012GWL StaffFormer 'Single Ladies' star Stacey Dash has a unlimited metro-card designed for President candidate Mitt Romney's bus and she isn't giving up her seat to no one until a new President is named!
Ms. Dash shared a pic of her posing it up with VP candidate Paul Ryan at a recent press conference, while captioning the photo saying:
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Beyonce & Jay-Z Raises $4 Million While Parties With President Obama In NYC! + Obama Sits Down With Letterman! (Video)
September 19, 2012GWL StaffLast night, Jay-Z & Beyonce raised over $4 Million towards President Obama's Presidential campaign while they partied the night away at Jigga's 40/40 club in New York City, after Obama left a live taping of the "David Letterman Show" and another fundraising dinner at Waldorf Astoria. More details below....
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Nicki Minaj Tweets President Obama About Health Care Issues, Plus CoutureLuv, Angela & Vanessa Simmons In Support Of Obama, & The Obama Family ARRIVES In Chicago! (Photos)
June 16, 2012GWL Staff
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