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The past year was a whirlwind for Adam Gregory, and last night he was spotted celebrating his 21st birthday Las Vegas-style.
The “What it Takes” crooner arrived at the Bellagio Resort Hotel and Casino to party the night away inside at The Bank nightclub, sporting a snazzy black button-up shirt with a platinum tie, jeans, and sneakers.
Fresh off of the big Los Angeles premiere of “High School Musical 3: Senior Year,” Zac Efron and friends headed out in Hollywood to ring in his 21st birthday on Saturday night (October 18).
Starting off at Pace nightclub, fellow partygoers included Zac’s co-star girlfriend, Vanessa Hudgens, along with pals Monique Coleman, Ashley Tisdale, Jared Murillo, Brittany Snow, Amanda Bynes, Aly and AJ Michalka and Michelle Trachtenberg.
Last year she got a Mercedes Benz SUV from her boyfriend as a 20th birthday gift. But yesterday Hilary Duff was spotted keeping things a little more low-key for her big 2-1.
The paparazzi caught up to the “War, Inc.” hottie as she meandered around New York City with beau Mike Comrie, stopping into a children’s bookstore as part of her 21st birthday activities.
He’s considered one of the hottest guys on television. And last night, Ed Westwick had a celebrity-sized celebration for his 21st birthday at TAO Night Club inside the Venetian Resort Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas.
The “Gossip Girl” stud was all decked out for the evening, looking festive in a black suit with a white button-up shirt and black tie as he posed for the paparazzi outside the shindig.
Fashion and entertainment elite were out on Tuesday night to celebrate tennis star Maria Sharapova’s 21st birthday at a party hosted by luxury watch brand TAG Heuer.
Taking place at New York hotspot Tenjune, DJ Cassidy was on hand to spin the tennis champion’s favorite dance tunes at the invitation-only event for the three-time Grand Slam winner.