Cameron Diaz has been given a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
The 'My Sister's Keeper' actress looked radiant as she celebrated the honor with friends Lucy Liu, Tom Cruise, Katie Holmes, Nick Cassavetes and Danny Boyle yesterday.

Dressed in a white lace dress with red heels and a red belt, the 36-year-old actress also accepted a plaque from the Hollywood mayor and city council, who declared June 22 "Cameron Diaz Day".
Wow! How many people can say they've had a day named after them!

In her speech, the blonde beauty thanked her friends and family, admitting she couldn't have got where she is without them to "watch her back".
Cameron then dedicated the star to the "eternal love" of her parents, which gives her the strength to live her "fabulous" life.

Before the ceremony, she told the Hollywood Reporter:

"It will be cool to be under people's feet. It really is the place where people can understand exactly that actors are not really stars - they don't exist in the sky, they exist on the ground just like everybody else."

Cameron's star is located outside the Egyptian Theatre on Hollywood Boulevard. It is the 2,386th plaque to be awarded.

Have you ever visited the Walk of Fame in Hollywood? Which stars did you seek out? I went more old school looking for Marilyn Monroe and Frank Sinatra as opposed to today's favorites. 

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