You can think of this as either a PSA or a friendly reminder. Sofia Vergara was out and about in LA yesterday and sources can confirm that yes, she is still very much stacked. You can catch her every Wednesday on Modern Family or every night in my dreams bouncing up and down on a trampoline.

Keira Knightley filmed a brutal PSA for domestic violence for the Charity Women’s Aid. In it, Keira comes home from a day of filming where her jealous boyfriend is already agitated and beats her. It ends with her repeatedly being kicked on the floor and this message: “Domestic violence affects one in four women at some point in their lifetime and kills two women every week.”

Reports say it was screened to a bunch of celebrities. Everyone sat in stunned silence. Except for Chris Brown. He pumped his fist in the air and asked if he could get some popcorn.

A string of famous people including Dustin Hoffman, Tobey Maguire, Ashton Kutcher, Natalie Portman, Leonardo DiCaprio and Halley Berry take part in a five minute PSA urging you to register and vote. They begin by telling you not to vote (whaaaa?!), but then you quickly realize that this is sarcasm (oooooh). Celebrities. They’re so tricky!

Since my net connection pretty much slowed to a grinding halt these past couple of days (I blame the gnomes. The gnomes at Time Warner), I figured I might as well post this. It’s a skin health PSA someone wanted me to put up from Neutrogena starring Malin Akerman who many of you don’t know, but some might as the psycho girl from The Heartbreak Kid. The PSA, much like my after school experience in junior high, starts with no dialogue which somehow progresses into a lot of touching and finally ends with a startling discovery. So be careful. When your gym teacher asks you to come after class to discuss your grade, run. Check for moles. Auto-play PSA after the jump.

This PSA for child molestation has nothing to do with celebrities, but I think it would have been a good idea for Nick Carter to watch this before he signed with Lou Pearlman. Although, if they ever did a remake of this, they should have R. Kelly play Mr. Mac and Roman Polanski direct. It would also serve them well to use indie music as the soundtrack. I hear it’s all the rage.