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Yahoo! My Yahoo! Mail More Yahoo! Services Account Options New User? Sign Up Sign In Help Yahoo! Search web search Home Singapore Asia Pacific World Business Entertainment Sports Technology Asia Pacific World Rihanna's celebrates, BEPs party late By NEKESA MUMBI MOODY,AP Music Writer - Monday, February 8 Send IM Story Print MIAMI BEACH, Fla. – Miami's South Beach was swamped with celebrities during Super Bowl week. Whether they were hanging out on South Beach, mingling together at intimate parties or participating in some of the more high-profile celebrity events, they often times outshined the football players during the sport's biggest showcase. Here's a look at some of the more notable things seen, heard and observed leading up to Sunday's Super Bowl. ___ (MORE THAN) FASHIONABLY LATE: The Black Eyed Peas were more than tardy for the party. The Grammy-winning band was the main attraction for Playboy's Super Bowl bash, which started around 9 p.m. But many guests had already headed out the door by the time the Peas rolled into the event around 2 a.m. They may have had a better excuse than most for being late: The quartet had performed earlier Saturday night at American Airlines arena for the second date of their "The E.N.D." tour. Nearby, another men's magazine _ Maxim _ was also holding court with stars like LL Cool J. ___ WEEK OF CELEBRATION: Rihanna had more to celebrate during Super Bowl week than most. The singer was still excited over her two Grammy wins a week ago. "You never come down from that," said Rihanna, who won with Jay-Z and Kanye West for "Run This Town." "When you remember it, you're like, 'Wow, I won a Grammy.'" Rihanna will switch from the music world to the literary world soon. She's finishing a coffee table book that will be out this year. "It's like a look into my life, behind the scenes, what you don't really get to see, but also fashion shots," she said. ___ BRODY BEING BRODY: Brody Jenner had some fun at a scantily clad woman's expense on a windy afternoon in Miami Beach. The TV personality was hanging with his buddies outside the swank Eden Roc hotel when they observed a very tan, short brunette wearing a low-cut mini-dress waiting for a cab. She was desperately trying to keep her dress down in the wind and not show what little was left uncovered. As she did, Jenner and his crew yelled out, "SNOOKI! SNOOKI! SNOOKI!" _ because of the woman's resemblance to the reality starlet from the MTV reality show "Jersey Shore." When her cab finally arrived, she stopped holding on to her dress, revealing her underwear _ and Jenner and friends cheered. ___ HEIDI'S LONG RECOVERY: Holly Montag says it's been tough for her sister Heidi to deal with all the critics of her massive plastic surgery. Heidi _ famous for her role on "The Hills" _ admitted to having 10 procedures in one day to create her ideal look, including breast implants, a lip job, liposuction and more. "She's being very strong and holding to her own morals and I'm very proud of her," said Holly, also on "The Hills," at Playboy's party on Saturday. "She's the strongest woman I know. She's done a brilliant job." Holly Montag also said her sister is still not adjusted to her new body. "She was still just getting used to it and it's a long recovery time. It's several months," she said. "She's being a trooper about the whole thing." ___ CELEBRATIONS AND HEADACHES: Kelly Rowland wasn't one of the celebrities who popped into town for the Super Bowl. She lives in Miami, and like a lot of residents, was trying to grapple with the headaches that come with the world's biggest game on your doorstep. "I happened to come home during Super Bowl. I was like, 'Why is there so much traffic?' and everyone is like, 'Super Bowl!'" the singer said. "Nobody wants to drive. So I have to spend a lot of money for a car service." Rowland _ who shot to fame with Destiny's Child _ said she's working on a new album with Akon, Ne-Yo and more. ___ PROUD MOTHER: Solange Knowles was a bit nervous when Rihanna and Jay-Z brought her young son Juelz on stage with them when they accepted their Grammy Award last Sunday. "I was very surprised and very nervous when Rihanna put his mouth to the mic, because anything could have come out," she said Friday. "But I was very proud as a mom that he used his manners." Knowles also downplayed her tweets on Grammy night where she seemed frustrated that despite sister Beyonce's record-breaking six Grammy wins in one night for a female, much of the attention was going to Taylor Swift, who won album of the year. "I wasn't frustrated at all, I was just a proud sister. So, of course I wanted that to be celebrated. It was national history, it had never been done before and not only is it history, it's black history, it's music history. Anytime you break a record, I feel like it should be celebrated," she said. Knowles, who was a DJ at Venus Williams' Tide party, said she was just in town for the parties, not the game: "I'm just in a different zone right now, not in party football mode." 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