Maybe she didn't want to get her hands dirty.

Kelly Osbourne wore white gloves, a demure grey dress and a leopard purse at Fashion Week in New York on Saturday. She was there for pal Charlotte Ronson's show.

Perhaps Kelly's trying to plan for any occasion when she leaves the house ... if she has to go to tea, she's got the gloves. If she needs to teach class at a Catholic school, she's got the dress. If she needs to party with the Jersey Shore cast, she's got the bag.

If Kelly is the Fashion Police, somebody call the FBI!

Kathy Griffin stepped out with a new guy at the ALMA awards in Santa Monica on Saturday night ... but who is he?

While Kath kept mum on her dude's identity, she was happy to hold his hand as the couple made their way through the crowd.

Kathy met up with old pal Gloria Estefan and her husband. See a pic of the foursome after the jump!

What's the best accessory? Your spouse!

LeAnn Rimes and hubby Eddie Cibrian didn't leave each other's sides at Fashion Week in New York City this weekend.

X17 caught up with the couple, who sat front row at Monique Lhuillier's show, alongside Julianne Hough, Rose McGowan and Mandy Moore. Saturday night, they hit up The Darby club in NYC. LeAnn called the live band "insane," and was happy that she got to meet Gisele Bundchen while in NYC!

"So nice to meet @giseleofficial super sweet and gorgeous woman!" she said.

Check out pics of Mandy Moore and Rose McGowan at the show after the jump!

Chaz Bono took a break from Dancing With the Stars to head to the Creative Arts Emmys with fiancee Jennifer Elia.

X17 caught up with the couple as they left, looking dapper, on Saturday night. His special Becoming Chaz was up for three awards, though it did not win.

The awards show saw HBO's Boardwalk Empire win seven awards -- it was honored for art direction, sound editing visual effects and more. HBO also won for its Kate Winslet-starring mini-series Mildred Pierce and its Lady Gaga concert special.

Justin Timberlake was another big winner -- he won both for guest-hosting Saturday Night Live and for co-writing the lyrics to his SNL monologue song!

Gwyneth Paltrow was recognized for her role on Glee. This is her first Emmy.

Not only was she hosting the night, she was the toast of the night!

Eva Longoria was sexy and smiling at the ALMA awards on Saturday, which she co-hosted with pal George Lopez. The awards honor Latinos in entertainment. Eva's show, Desperate Housewives, was nominated for Favorite TV Series.

Felicity Huffman and Marcia Cross were on hand to support the show. Also at the awards were Melanie Griffith and hubby Antonion Banderas, Demi Lovato, Glee's Naya Rivera and Gloria Estefan.

Charlie Sheen's Comedy Central Roast was taped Saturday night, and Sheen, 46, was a happy participant in the festivities.

Said Jon Lovitz, "How much (cocaine) can Charlie Sheen do? Enough to kill two and a half men.”

Sheen smiled through the teasing, and roast master Seth MacFarlane introduced him as “a man with a big heart, because it’s been dangerously enlarged by cocaine use.”

Charlie got a bit reflective, saying that he had once had "the biggest salary on television ... and then it was gone in one fiery public flameout." Ex-wife Brooke Mueller was in the crowd to support Sheen. He continued:

"It was only when the smoke cleared I realized just how lucky I am, because even after all that, I still have a family that loves me."

Well said, Charlie. So what did Sheen say about some of his catchphrases -- like "tiger's blood" and "winning"? Keep reading to find out ...

Jessica Alba stunned at the 2011 Alma Awards in Santa Monica on Saturday night. It's hard to believe she gave birth not even a month ago!

Alba was up for the Favorite Movie Actress award for Machete -- she posed with her co-star Danny Trejo on the red carpet.

The awards honor Latinos in entertainment. Eva Longoria, Benjamin Bratt, George Lopez, Marcia Cross, Kathy Griffin and more attended! Talk about star-studded!

Silence drifted over a tearful crowd as Paul Simon performed his famous "The Sound of Silence" at Ground Zero on Sunday, the anniversary of the September 11th terrorist attacks.

At the site, Presidents Obama and Bush stood together, along with their wives, Michelle and Laura. Mr. Obama read from Psalm 46: "God is our refuge and strength." Mr. Bush received a cheer when he took the stage to read from a letter Abraham Lincoln wrote during the Civil War.

Survivors of the attacks and family members of those who died spoke.

Watch the video above to see the crowd's reaction to Simon & Garfunkel's "The Sound of Silence."