Guiliana Rancic of E! chatted with Justin Timblerlake on the red carpet at the SAG Awards last night. Justin was thrilled that the cast of Glee told Guiliana that they are such big fans of his. Justin joked that he couldn’t believe that he hadn’t gotten a call from the producers to do a guest stint.
Justin was wearing a suit, shirt and tie by Dolce & Gabbana and was so happy about it, he gave a little spin to show it off. We think Justin should definitely appear on Glee as soon as possible. Take a look:

A six liter bottle of 1982 Chateau Lafite sold at auction for $46,700 ($363,000 Hong Kong dollars) at a wine auction in Hong Kong. That was twice the presale estimate for the wine. Bloomberg reports:

The 10-hour sale yesterday of more than 800 lots tallied HK$52.9 million, beating host Sotheby’s own forecast of HK$40 million. Bidders at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel drank glasses of Louis Roederer Blanc de Blanc 2003 and Haut Brion 1998 as they competed with online bidders for choice items, such as twin 1.5-liter bottles of Chateau Petrus 1982 that fetched HK$435,600, against the lot’s top estimate of HK$130,000. Estimates don’t include commission.



As economies such as China show signs of inflation while the government increases spending to sustain growth, some buyers are converting their currency into assets such as fine wine to protect their wealth, said Agnes Hon, a private-equity investor and wine collector who bought several lots at the sale. Others buy simply to enjoy their purchases, said Kevin Ching, Sotheby’s Asia chief executive. That’s especially true of mainland Chinese buyers, who won at least a quarter of the bids at the auction, he said in a telephone interview.

The beautiful and talented British film star Jean Simmons has died of lung cancer at age 80. Some of Jean Simmons’ films included Great Expectations, Hamlet, Guys and Dolls, The Thornbirds and Spartacus. You can read obits here, here and here. Take a look:

The latest battle in the chocolate wars is over — at least for now. Cadbury shareholders accepted Kraft’s increased bid to buy the British chocolate company. Hershey’s issued a statement today saying it will not be making a bid as a result of the Cadbury shareholder vote. Bloomberg reports:

Hershey Co. abandoned a plan to bid for Cadbury Plc after the U.K. confectioner accepted Kraft Foods Inc.’s 11.9 billion-pound ($19.2 billion) offer.



Hershey doesn’t intend to make an offer, the company, based in the Pennsylvania town of the same name, said in a statement today. The decision not to consider an offer was made at a Jan. 20 board meeting, according to people familiar with the matter.



Kraft said Jan. 19 that its cash-and-stock offer for Cadbury won the U.K. candy company’s approval, after Hershey’s board had spent months debating whether to bid and on what terms. U.K. takeover regulators gave Hershey until Jan. 25 to announce a bid or back out.



“It was always going to be a long shot for Hershey to get all their ducks in a row for a bid, and even if they put one together, they were up against a much larger suitor in Kraft,” B. Craig Hutson, a corporate bond analyst for Gimme Credit in Chicago, said yesterday.

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