What a combo. Gets us every time, right girls?! [;

Beverly Hills 90210 hottie Adam Gregory, 21, was seen partying it up at the SoBe Lifewater 4th of July Pool Party at Hotel Shangri-La in Santa Monica, California.

Seek out the photos and you shall find ripped abs and a million-dollar smile!

Hey, it's a possibility! With this family, anything can happen.

The latest scoop from OK! Magazine is that Angelina Jolie signed up her two leading ladies, daughters Shiloh and Zahara, for dance classes.

Angie and the tikes popped into the Creative Station in Studio City, Los Angeles on Monday and enrolled in 10 of the Princess Series Ballet/Tap classes.

Do you think Angelina will in fact steer her daughters away from the spotlight or is it just an act?

One glance at Jeremy Piven and it's no secret that the man is fit. We've seen him out and about LA running up a storm - and those biceps certainly can't lie either!

Until recently, Piven hadn't been so open to the idea of his latest love: yoga. In fact, he sort of jumped the gun and pre-judged it.

He thought "you have to wear a leotard. I mean, do you have to wear a bindi and hold incense," Piven says in the August issue of Men's Fitness.

Now, however, the Entourage stud can't get enough of it.

"I loved the way it made me feel. It opens you out and you get great twang. It's incredible. Ari's got some quick-twitch anger, and to do that repeatedly you have to come from a place of stillness. It´s so funny because I´m naturally kind of calm. To be healthy you have to have those dualities in your life."

The issue of Men's Fitness hits stands July 13.

Click here for an update on Jeremy Piven's recent run-in with mercury poisoning!

While doing her daily web browse, New York Times writer Tara Parker-Pope came across a fascinating video from National Geographic detailing the phenomenon of how dogs can actually sniff out cancer and diabetes.

A study conducted by Queen's University in Belfast delved deeper into this rare circumstance by investigating reports from dog owners who said their pets made some sort of commotion via barking, licking, or nuzzling when they had a hypglycemic attack.

212 dog owners, all of whom had Type 1 diabetes (an autoimmune disorder that prevents the body from producing insulin), were surveyed. 65 percent of the owners said their dog displayed a behavioral reaction to at least one of their hypoglycemic episodes.

The dogs got their owners’ attention by barking and whining, (61.5 percent), licking (49.2 percent), nuzzling (40.6 percent), jumping on top of them (30.4 percent), and/or staring intently at their faces (41.3 percent).

Click here to be linked to the National Geographic video!