With the army of celebrities jumping on board it has become a hit across the globe — literally!

Eliza Dushku recently posted a Twitpic of her planking in Uganda, while the actress was on a philanthropic trip. The beauty was snapped planking on a building in which she was helping build. She tweeted:

“#planking #THARCE @Rickafox: Photo: lizaloulicious: I tried to plank also but I was afraid I was going break the house.”

In this gallery, Celebuzz has compiled are some of your favorite celebrities planking. From Justin Bieber to Kim Kardashian we have chosen the best most entertaining photos. Enjoy the gallery and let us know which celeb is your favorite!

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Together, these celebs are joining forces with The Creative Coalition and Blue Star Families to let military men and women know that they are not alone through a toll-free help line.

Although we all may feel hopeless at times they want to reassure that there is help. The CEO of The Creative Coalition Robin Bronk stated:

“We are grateful to the Military Channel for providing a platform to allow America’s artists to help bring a lifesaving message to our service men and women, and their families.”

With the increase issue of suicide among military men and woman, along with their families the organization is promoting a toll-free suicide prevention help line. The PSA will be launching this month and will air on the Military Channel.

Check out the PSA below!

Saturday night the stars were out in full force to attend the much-anticipated premiere of the fourth installment of the franchise, Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides.Johnny Depp rocked a white pseudo-tuxedo jacket, while glowing co-star Penelope Cruz looked stunning in a black gown, complete with Chopard jewels. And that’s some serious bling too: 10-carat double frame pave earrings, a dazzling 57-carat (!!) emerald and round cut diamond bracelet and a 3-carat emerald cut diamond ring — all set in platinum.

Joining the dynamic duo on the red carpet were Disney faves Vanessa Hudgens and her HSM alum Ashley Tisdale, Emma Roberts, Eliza Dushku and Teri Hatcher, to name a few. Mickey Mouse was of course on hand as well, all suited up in his pirate best.

Can’t wait for Pirates 4? Here’s the trailer to satisfy your Sparrow craving until the  film opens on May 20th.

Eliza Dushku, Elizabeth Banks and Elizabeth Olsen were all photographed enduring the Park City, Utah snow on Saturday as the opening weekend of the independent film showcase rolled on.

The younger sister of the Olsen twins, Elizabeth, is the talk of Sundance so far, with her films Martha Marcy May Marlene and Silent House generating that familiar indie buzz.

As for her similarly named brethren, Elizabeth Banks is promoting two films too – My Idiot Brother and The Details, but Eliza Dushku is simply enjoying the movies and slopes with her ex-Laker boyfriend Rick Fox.

Click here to see the Eliza’s in the snow at Sundance, and let us know what you think of them in the comments section.

In fact, by today she was hoping to have raised $30,000 to put toward building a recovery center in Uganda for former child soldiers thanks to a lifelong affection towards the continent thanks to her professor mom. And as Eliza exclusively told Celebuzz, “She and I went to Uganda and we started to get deeper and hear the stories of these kids who were abducted in the night, forced to kill their family members so they didn’t have anyone to come home to. It’s the ultimate manipulation where they’re taking these kids hostage.”

Click here to donate to her cause THARCE-Gulu, and celebrate Eliza’s coming of age with a look back at her most gorgeous looks.

Read the interview below, and for more info on the cause and donating, click here!

You have a long personal history of humanitarian work and charity. Your mom taught a class on Ugandand child soldiers and that’s how it all began, right?

My mother Judy is a professor of African politics and political science, and she has been going to Africa my whole life, and she’d take groups of students and her kids to Africa on trips. She was actually studying soldiers in the U.S. coming home from war and how PTSD (post traumatic stress disorder) was impacting them. Because of her teaching, she started thinking about the Ugandan child soldiers who were 8, 9 years old and what that looked like. That’s how it all began. She and I went to Uganda and we started to get deeper and hear the stories of these kids who were abducted in the night, forced to kill their family members so they didn’t have anyone to come home to. It’s the ultimate manipulation where they’re taking these kids hostage.

Then we went there and traveled into Gulu … ended up playing soccer with these kids who now have kids and were impregnated by soldiers in the bush. They’re still always in fear of being kidnapped, and we’re trying to figure out how you can recover from that. You kill your family, you’re raped and then forced to enter back into your community — how do you recover from that?

So, we’re looking to build a center to help them heal through things like art therapy, film therapy. Other things like using sports and putting two child soldiers — one who had killed the other one’s family — and have them on the same soccer team and have them go back to being kids again. We want to create the center and really focus on the rehabilitation and reintegration into society after coming out of the bush.

Did you always have plans to get involved in humanitarian efforts yourself?

We didn’t grow up with no money, but we didn’t grow up with a lot of money … but we traveled with my mom for school, and we got to see all of these situations and economic realities around the world. When you’re there first-hand and you see the commonalities we share as humans, people think it sounds cliched but they’re our brothers and sisters on this planet. To see them and come home and not try to do what you can to help them out, that wasn’t possible for me.

I don’t have the money in my pocket to build or complete an initiative, but sharing those stories is what I can do. If I can create any kind of awareness, that’s what I can do.

You’re establishing yourself almost as the George Clooney of young Hollywood when it comes to raising awareness for causes like this.

I’ve seen young actors doing extraordinary things. I’ve been communicating with Alyssa Milano recently and point-blank asked her how to go about fund-raising through Twitter and so forth. I’m still learning about Twitter really. Someone told me I needed to make a hashtag and I was like “I don’t know what a hashtag is!” So I said I’d love your help, and other actors too.

And your main goal is to raise $30,000 for the center, right?

Yes, raise $30,000 to buy the land and get the permits and architectural design down. Then we have other requests out to corporations that we can start to build the center and have staffers. The land is $22,000 and we have a number of people on the ground working on this. We need to purchase the land, pay the fees and start building.

Where do you stand right now?

We’re at about $9,000 right now. And of course I’m a type-A, so I hit up Ashton Kutcher, Justin Bieber, Oprah and a bunch of other celebrities on Twitter. I want to go through it today and write to more! The support has already been tremendous. People have said “I sold my books to get money to donate.” We are actually going to auction off a Skype chat on eBay for the causeI know there’s I know it’s also a hard time for people but we really appreciate everyone’s help and support on this.

Aside from this effort, is there anything a little less serious you’re hoping for on your 30th birthday?

I’m pretty focused on this, but my little niece and nephews are flying out from Boston on my birthday. My nephew Kyle is 13 years old and to think of my nephew who’s 13 and looking at him and trying to imagine his life in Uganda … it’s just always circling in my head and these kids, their innocence and humanity at that age is so incredible to me. That’s my birthday wish: To have my niece and nephew come see me.

For more information about donating or to find out more, visit THARCE-Gulu.org.

A new batch of promo photos for season two of Dollhouse have hit the Internet, showcasing Eliza Dushku, Dichen Lachman, Harry Lennix and the rest of the crew in all their fine, intriguing glory.

Season Two of Dollhouse premieres Friday, September 25 on Fox.

In the meantime, click through our photo gallery and let us know in the comments section: Are you psyched for the return of Dollhouse?

Dushku graces the cover of the September 2009 issue of FHM, which hits newsstands on Thursday, sporting…well, as little as possible. Which is a very good thing.

Equally revelatory is Dushku’s interview, in which she discusses the joys of portraying a programmable Active for hire.

“Being an action hero has always been in my blood,” Dushku offers. “So to come to work and have people stick guns in my face makes a lot of sense.”

Uh, yeah. To each his own! 

Check out our photos of Eliza in FHM and let us know in the comments section: Does Eliza’s FHM layout make you more inclined to watch Dollhouse?