Sandra Bullock has donated $1 million toward Haitian earthquake relief.

Sandra took home a Golden Globe last night for her performance in The Blind Side.

Her contribution went to Doctors Without Borders’ emergency operations in Port-Au-Prince, where three of the organization’s existing facilities were damaged Tuesday by a 7.0 quake.

“I wanted to ensure that my donation would be used immediately to meet the needs of the Haitian people affected by this catastrophic event,” she said Friday in a statement.

The international Red Cross estimates 45,000 to 50,000 people were killed in the quake.

“Haiti needs the world,” Mo’Nique told UsMagazine.com. “If we notice the state of the world, we’re still very separate and we’re so quick to judge and turn our back. For the situation in Haiti, the world needs to get involved and help that country get back on its feet.”

Said Kevin Bacon: “I work with sixdegrees.org, and within 24 hours, we had on our homepage a direct link to a whole series of charities that are dealing with Haitian relief. People have really stepped up – especially during these tough economic times.”

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Jennifer Aniston and her Bounty Hunter costar Gerard Butler were playful both on and off stage at Sunday’s Golden Globe Awards.

They teased each other as they presented the best screenplay award.

In the photo room backstage, they took a series of silly photos. Aniston, clad in Valentino, showed a lot of leg in one of them.

Butler also was in good spirits.

Asked what he thought of the Golden Globes, he told USA Today: “I had 16 spontaneous orgasms and I don’t know why.”

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Performers line-up at the forthcoming “Haiti for Hope” concert has been revealed by George Clooney. Speaking at the 67th Annual Golden Globe Awards, the Ryan Bingham of “Up in the Air” said the likes of Justin Timberlake and Christina Aguilera will be singing at the gig.

Other musical acts include U2′s Bono, Alicia Keys and Sting. Songs performed by the participating artists will be made be available for digital purchase with all proceeds going to the relief effort.

The charity event will be held on January 22 and is aimed “to show the people of Haiti that the whole world is paying attention.” George will be hosting the Los Angeles-based concert, Wyclef Jean will be presenting from New York, and Anderson Cooper will be hosting from Haiti. More than 40 celebrities are expected to attend the show which is set to be aired by a number of TV stations in a commercial-free broadcast.

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Scoring a Golden Globe Sunday night, Michael C. Hall was in high enough spirits to joke about his recent cancer treatment.

Hall arrived wearing a black knit cap to cover up the effects of treatment at his first public appearance since announcing he had Hodgkin’s lymphoma last week.

“It’s nice to have a justifiable excuse for accessorizing,” he joked, according to the British paper, the Telegraph.

“I found this Japanese hat,” Hall added. “I wanted something that was pretty simple, but maybe a little fancier than your normal thing.”

The 38-year-old “Dexter” actor won his first Golden Globe ever for playing a serial killer on the hit Showtime series.

He took the stage to loud applause but made no mention of his illness in his acceptance speech, in which gave credit to the show’s entire team. “It’s a dream job and I’m so grateful,” said the actor, who also thanked his wife, “Dexter” co-star Jennifer Carpenter.

Backstage, Hall spoke candidly about being sick. “When it’s a matter of health, it is very much a personal matter,” he said, as quoted by EW.com. “I had every intention of keeping it quiet, but because the award shows were imminent, I figured I’d make a statement.

“It was also nice to assure people that I was really on the road to recovery,” he added.

It was a good night for “Dexter” as well as for Hall. His costar John Lithgow won for best supporting actor on a TV series.

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