Off the heels of Zooey Deschanel‘s rendition of “The Star Spangled Banner” at Game 4 of the World Series, Demi Lovato took the mic over and sang her own version at Monday night’s nail biting Game 5! The former Disney darling represented her hometown of Dallas, Texas by donning a red Rangers jersey.

But, this wasn’t Demi’s first time singing the National Anthem. Back in 2008, she sang the song at a Dallas Cowboys game. 

With the recent slew of stars lending their voices to the World Series, Celebuzz has decided to compile some of our favorite stars singing the patriotic tune! Click on the gallery above to see if your favorite star made the cut!

Fergie sings the national anthem

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Who can forget Christina Aguilera‘s Super Bowl flub?! Or how about Roseanne Barr “singing” the National Anthem before a San Diego Padres game in 1990? But, perhaps the most memorable performance is Whitney Houston‘s take on the Francis Scott Key tune. Watch Ms. Houston sing her heart out at the 1991 Super Bowl in Tampa, FL!

In the November issue of Vanity Fair, Johnny Depp revealed his extreme disdain for photo shoots, and even went as far to compare it to violent sexual assault.

“Well, you just feel like you’re being raped somehow. Raped…It feels like a kind of weird–just weird,” the Rum Diary actor said. “But whenever you have a photo shoot or something like that, it’s like–you just feel dumb.”

Depp’s quote didn’t fare well in the public spotlight. The Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network (RAINN) vehemently disagreed with the statement, which Depp quickly responded to with a sincere apology on Tuesday, saying: 

“I am truly sorry for offending anyone in any way. I never meant to. It was a poor choice of words on my part in an effort to explain a feeling,” the actor remarked. “I understand there is no comparison, and I am very regretful.  In an effort to correct my lack of judgment, please accept my heartfelt apology.”

johnny depp on the set of tim burton's 'Dark Shadows'

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The Pirates of the Caribbean star isn’t the only celebrity under heat for controversial statements. Brad Pitt‘s comments about his former marriage to Jennifer Aniston during a Parade interview caused the Moneyball star to think twice about his statements.

“All I know is that my point was, the best thing I’d done as a father is be sure that my kids have a good mother….That’s all I was, or am, trying to say, ” he told Matt Lauer. “It has no reference to the past. And I think it’s a shame that I can’t say something nice about Angie without Jen being drug in. You know, she doesn’t deserve it.”

Brad pitt at the 'Moneyball' premiere

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Brad’s comments got us thinking about John Mayer‘s infamous 2010 commentary about ex-girlfriend, Jessica Simpson. “That girl, for me, is a drug, “said the 33-year-old singer. “And drugs aren’t good for you if you do lots of them. Yeah, that girl is like crack cocaine to me…Sexually it was crazy. That’s all I’ll say. It was like napalm, sexual napalm…”

Then, late last week, country crooner, Hank Williams Jr.’s comparison of Barack Obama to Adolf Hitler during a Fox & Friends interview caused jaws to drop across the nation. ESPN pulled his theme song from its Monday Night Football opening, and Williams issued an apologetic reply afterward.

From Kanye West and Mel Gibson to Jennifer Aniston and Tracy Morgan, click through the gallery to see more salacious and outrageous celebrity statements.

Celebuzz went to the archives and dug up the old performance and posted it for your viewing pleasure. Enjoy!

On this Wednesday’s episode, she decides to take on the challenge of singing the National Anthem at a local girl’s softball game in Hawaii. Lets just say she does much, much better than her previous rendition.

Although she was hesitant about doing the performance, she decided to do it for her grandchildren.

Here is the link to watch her sing the National Anthem that airs on the upcoming episode. Which one do you prefer? Tell us in the comments! 

Make sure and tune in Wednesdays at 9 pm/8c on Lifetime.

Roseanne’s new series follows her in Hawaii as she takes on a whole new challenge by managing a 40-acre macadamia and livestock farm! She’s decided to leave the city of Los Angeles behind and travel to the tranquil land of Hawaii — far, far away from the life she’s used to living.

If you loved Roseanne before, you’ll love her even more after watching her new show. Its raw, honest, and will make you laugh from start to finish. How hilarious is Roseanne’s friend Greg? We can’t wait to watch the new episode this Wednesdays at 9/8c on Lifetime!

Celebuzz got a chance to talk to the hilarious actress about the third season of Childrens Hospital, her work on Party Down, and how she feels about her husband (and Parks & Recreation mustachioed stud) Nick Offerman gunning for Oprah to play his first wife on his hit NBC show.

Childrens Hospital plays off of a lot of other medical shows – were you a fan of medical dramas before you started the show?

Yeah, I don’t watch any. I watched ER when it was at its peak of success. But no, I’m not a medical drama person…I don’t like them. It kinda grosses me out or something [laughs].

That’s funny, because I interviewed Rob Corddry last week and he also said that he wasn’t into medical dramas at all when he started the show.

Well, I’ve seen enough episodes of those shows to send them up, but I don’t watch them on a regular basis.

You guys also have a lot of great guest stars coming through the show – are there any dream guest stars that you’d like to work with?

Oh, yeah! Catherine O’Hara, she can play my sister [laughs]. There are so many people… I think that something that is really noteworthy is that there is this whole big far-reaching circle of people who do comedy in Los Angeles. A lot of the Upright Citizens Brigade people moved to Los Angeles in the last couple of years and it turned everything around for comedy in Los Angeles. There is this influx of new people with innovative ideas and that is part of the reason that Childrens Hospital has come together in the way it has.

It’s really interesting, there is this big network of comedy people. I’d say that it is overall really supportive and collaborative; everybody wants to work with everybody else. There is no exclusivity about it, if you’re funny and you’re a nice person you’re in!  So that’s what’s been really great, that extends to Parks & Recreation, that whole group, and certainly Amy Poehler and Aubrey Plaza and all of those people, those are New York transplants. The whole Party Down group is included in that too. So it is definitely really great!

There has definitely been a lot of crossover between shows – especially Parks & Recreation, Party Down and Childrens Hospital. Have you found any difference working for a more off-beat comedy like Childrens Hospital and Party Down as opposed to a traditional network sit-com?

Maybe there is more a cool factor for shows like Childrens Hospital that are so off the beaten path that it gives you the impression that you are the only person who has discovered it. So that is appealing to audiences I think. It’s funny that this show has done so well, because it is on this network that people aren’t particularly familiar (Adult Swim). I didn’t know much about it. I had heard about it but that was it, I didn’t know that it was the nighttime version of Cartoon Network and I didn’t know that they take a lot of risks on that network and they’re really innovative, they do it their way.

It’s great too, it’s great from a producing standpoint because there is no interference from the network. On shows like Childrens Hospital and Party Down, I don’t think we get like any network notes from Adult Swim and we got a few on Starz. That’s kind of freeing too, it becomes more of a hotbed of creativity when you have the freedom to be innovative. Some of the episodes of Childrens this season, there is something really groundbreaking about some of them because I haven’t seen anything done like that on television. Just conceptually and technically, the look of the show and the way it is shot. Content-wise, all of the episodes are just jokes, but I think conceptually what they are doing with the show is pretty innovative.

Check out Megan’s hilarious roast of Alec Baldwin below.

Does it feel liberating as an actress to play a character like The Chief who is so, well, gross? Everyone wants her but she is literally falling apart.

That is the joke, she is the most disgusting person on earth but everyone wants to f**k her. Every year I try to think of how to get grosser and grosser – now I’m up to, I walk on a walker, I have a hunchback, I have a traveling mole, I can’t wear any makeup, I wear giant glasses and I wear man’s wig. Where do you go from there, I’m not sure [laughs]. I got really mad because they are doing this other show on Adult Swim where a female character wears an eye-patch and smokes a pipe, and I was like, ‘Damn! Why didn’t I think of that?’ So if you have any suggestions, I’m open to them.

I can’t think of that many other actresses who would [play a gross character]. I guess Catherine O’Hara would do it. I mean, Laura Linney has done stuff without makeup, but she is on John Adams which is on HBO, with like 20 Emmys, but you know, this is comedy.

Going into Parks & Recreation your husband Nick Offerman (who plays Ron Swanson on the show) recently said that he thought Oprah should play his first wife, Tammy 1, because she is the only person who could intimidate you. Do you agree with that?

Yeah, I totally agree with that. That pitch actually came from a friend of mine I have known since first grade. Nick and I were in Oklahoma City, and we were having dinner with this guy and he said ‘What about Oprah?’ and Nick and I were like, ‘Yes. What about Oprah, what about Oprah.’ So we pitched that to [NBC] really hard but I don’t think….I think they have to go somewhere in a realm that would be…I don’t know, I don’t know what they are thinking. I don’t think Oprah turned it down, but I think they are trying to be a little more realistic [laughs].

Check out Megan playing her real-life husband’s ex-wife, Tammy 2, below.

Aside from Oprah, are there any other women that you’d like to see play Tammy 1?

We were pitching a lot of people, we were pitching Helen Mirren, Rosie O’Donnell, Roseanne Barr. We tried to think of people that were intimidating but funny too. What do you think?

I think Helen Mirren would be pretty good.

She would be so good! I like the idea that she is a little older. Ron likes the older ladies.

Watch Childrens Hospital on Thursdays at 12 midnight on Adult Swim and Parks & Recreation Thursdays at 9:30 ET/PT on NBC. Party Down season 1 & 2 are available on DVD and Netflix Instant.

Just check out her blog post entitled “chris brown’s lies and excuses.”

“make me want to beat the crap out of him…he uses the language of the perpetrator just like every sleazy bastard who ever smacked his wife, kid mother or girlfriend around uses. you dirty bastard, I hope you go to prison for ten years. IT’S YOUR FAULT, A**HOLE! as for all the mealy mouthed hollywood and music scene chicks that can’t bring themselves to condemn a misogynistic bully, let me say this: your time as whores for propaganda is ending, bitches,” she writes.

Brown, 19, has publicly apologized for what “transpired” during his alleged physical confrontation with girlfriend Rihanna, 20.

He is currently out on bail and awaiting trial in Los Angeles on felony threats charges.

Brown should probably thank his lucky stars that Roseanne isn’t the prosecuting attorney.

The series follows two narcissistic, intoxicated older gals, perpetually hunting for youth, glamour and gratuitous praise. The original show ran on the BBC from 1992 to 1996, and was later resurrected from 2001 to 2005.

Fox will update the British import against the backdrop of Los Angeles, with support from the creative teams behind Arrested Development and Saturday Night Live.

This isn’t the first stab at Ab Fab for America. Over ten years ago, then-comedy queen Roseanne Barr snatched up rights to the property and attempted an ill-fated remake starring Carrie Fisher.