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Continuing along with her "Do You Know" promotional tour, Jessica Simpson was spotted out and about New York City on Thursday afternoon (September 11).

The "Dukes Of Hazzard" darling smiled for photographers and greeted fans outside of the Ed Sullivan Theater on the way inside to tape a "Late Show with David Letterman" appearance, leaving awhile later sporting a brand new sexy ensemble.

Earlier in the day during an interview on "The View," Jess was able to add a little fire to rumors that she may be moving in with her boyfriend, Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo.

According to FOX News reports, "The female hosts quizzed Simpson on her personal life, when Barbara Walters asked her 'true or false' if she was moving in with Romo."

Simpson then hesitated before saying, "no comment," laughing before adding, "I gotta get used to saying that."

She headed home early from husband Guy Ritchie’s 40th Birthday Party bash last night, and Madonna showed the reason for her much-needed beauty sleep as she spent Thursday evening (September 11) rocking Wembley Stadium during a star-studded concert.

The 50-year-old queen of pop took the stage in a white silk top hat, high cut leotard, fishnets and leather stiletto boots - delivering many of her greatest hits as part of the ongoing "Sticky and Sweet" tour.

Included in the seats of what was a packed house were her A-list friends Gwenyth Paltrow and Kate Hudson, who seemed to be having a blast, along with Fergie of the Black Eyed Peas, among others.

Next up for the Material Girl are shows at Parque da Belavista in Lisbon (September 14) and Circuito Ricardo Tormo Cheste in Valencia (September 18), followed up by a two night performance in Paris.

Despite a controversial summer following talk of a trade to Real Madrid, Cristiano Ronaldo was spotted back in Manchester on Wednesday (September 11) as he gears up for the season.

In high spirits, the soccer stud was accompanied by his sister and her child with the trio hitting the shops before leaving with a few purchases.

As for the trouble-causing trade talks, Ronaldo recently told press: "What I said publicly, which was maybe a little bit naïve, I take total responsibility for. I just said what I thought: I have a dream of playing at Real and I thought it was time to move on. People can't be upset about me fulfilling a child-hood dream."

"I knew Real were interested in me and they had, allegedly, made a substantial offer. For a while, I wanted United to accept. If we hadn't been European champions, I probably wouldn't have thought about going to Madrid. I never wanted to go against United's will," Ronaldo explains.

Insisting that he's totally committed to Manchester, Cristiano adds: "I'm 100 per cent professional and have always given my heart and soul to this club. If one day I leave, I want to do it knowing I did everything I could to help the club win as much as possible."

Smoking, eating, texting and laughing with the director during her breaks, Lindsay Lohan kept busy re-shooting scenes for her multi-episode role on the hit show Ugly Betty in New York City on Thursday (September 11).

The "Mean Girls" starlet was on location for the day at a fast food restaurant named "Chicken Palace" - which just so happened to be renamed as "Flushing Burger' for the show.

In related news, LiLo took a break from her busy schedule to remember those that were lost on September 11, 2001 by blogging a message last night.

Lohan and her DJ girlfriend Samantha Ronson wrote down their feelings on the terror attacks, with Miss Lohan telling: “I am in New York and I would like to remind everybody to take a moment today for those lost in tragedy that occurred on 9/11/01. Never in my lifetime had I ever believed that I would see such horror - the kind that you see in documentaries set in far off places and read about in text books. Never in my life had I ever thought that I would wake up and fall asleep afraid, watching things on television that felt like a film, walking through a city that felt like a war zone."

Miss Ronson adds: “There were army vehicles on Houston Street, barricades dividing neighborhoods and lines around the block of people waiting to donate blood -- set in front of a backdrop of smoke, filling a space where two of the largest buildings once stood. Two buildings that shaped one of the most famous skylines in this country, or in the world... seven years later, and I will never forget," she adds. I don’t really know what to say. To all those we lost, we will never forget, and never take for granted, the sacrifices that you made."