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H2539 Paparazzi Henry's Star Encounters 11/17/09 I got a variety of celebs tonight..."Dancing with the Stars" as well as the very hot Leona Lewis... CHELSIE HIGHTOWER, LOUIE VITO and TOM BERGERON - (EXCLUSIVE FOOTAGE) - The very lovely Chelsie and her cool DWTS partner Louie stopped to chat and joke around. The dapper host Tom Bergeron stopped to say hello and went on his way after telling me to get "The pretty people." Chelsie showed off her new bangs and mimicked my South African accent which she has been practicing. The duo were knocked out of the competition a couple weeks ago but joked that they won the contest and will split the trophy. "KOI" ----------------------------------- LACEY SCHWIMMER - (EXCLUSIVE FOOTAGE) - The charming DWTS pro talked about the shocking elimination of Joanna and Derek. I asked Lacey who she would like as a partner next season. After some thought, she announced that she would love to dance with George Clooney! "HYDE"----------------------------- LEONA LEWIS - The British singing sensation posed on the carpet and showed why she is so hot. She wore a purple dress and looked like the star that she is. It was a Leona Lewis party and everyone had a great time, including... CIARA - Another sexy, popular singer made the party scene. Ciara did the Hollywood thing big time and left in a flashy white Bentley. She adores having the cameras focus on her. BIJOU PHILLIPS - Bijou had a blast and held up the Leona Lewis CD she received as a partying gift. She hung out for a bit with her pals. DEREK HOUGH - The super talented dancer was unfortunately eliminated from DWTS tonight, but that did not stop him from putting on his party shoes and having fun. I told him how sorry I am that

http://www.scmp.com/video/ Kee Wah Bakery, a traditional family-operated company that produces distinctly Chinese pastries like bridal cakes and mooncakes, is facing a fight for its status as the "souvenirs of Hong Kong." Kee Wah's snacks are often given to people overseas as tokens of Hong Kong's culture. Henry Tang, then Financial Secretary, bought some Kee Wah's cakes for New Zealand government officials during an overseas visit. The challenge comes from Koi Kei Bakery, the creators of "souvenirs of Macau", who have set up their first store across the road from the Causeway Bay branch of Kee Wah.