Celebs Join Battle Against AIDS

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Kim Kardashian is among the celebrities taking part in Alicia Keys' digital death campaign by signing off from all social networking platforms including Twitter and Facebook on World AIDS Day (Dec. 1) in solidarity for those in Africa and India affected by HIV/AIDS.

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Singer Alicia Keys has lined up a list of celebrities, including Justin Timberlake and Lady Gaga, to take part in her digital death campaign to mark World AIDS Day. The participating celebrities will not come back online until $1 million has been raised for Keep a Child Alive (KCA), which was co-founded by Keys and Leigh Blake.
Keep clicking to see who else took part in the campaign and how other celebrities marked the day.

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Irish singer Bono, left, the co-founder of Project RED poses with the premier of the State of New South Wales, Kristina Keneally, center, and Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard to launch the global campaign to fight against AIDS in Sydney, Australia, Tuesday, Nov. 30, 2010. The Sydney Opera House was the first of more than 80 landmarks across 13 countries used to help promote awareness of the ongoing fight against the AIDS epidemic by turning red to mark World AIDS Day on Dec. 1.

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Sienna Miller turns the London Eye red on World AIDS Day to support an AIDS Free Generation by 2015 on Dec. 1, 2010, in London. More than 80 iconic landmarks across 13 countries will turn red to promote awareness of the ongoing fight against the AIDS epidemic.

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Serena Williams is among the celebrities taking part in Alicia Keys' digital death campaign by signing off from all social networking platforms including Twitter and Facebook on World AIDS Day (Dec. 1) in solidarity for those in Africa and India affected by HIV/AIDS.

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Elijah Wood is among the celebrities taking part in Alicia Keys' digital death campaign by signing off from all social networking platforms including Twitter and Facebook on World AIDS Day (Dec. 1) in solidarity for those in Africa and India affected by HIV/AIDS.

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France's first lady, the singer and model Carla Bruni-Sarkozy, speaks during a news conference for World AIDS Day at the Marigny Hotel in Paris, Wednesday, Dec. 1, 2010.

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Kenneth Cole, amfAR chairman, poses on the trading floor after ringing the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange in recognition of December 1st's World AIDS Day on Nov. 30, 2010, in New York.

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David LaChapelle is among the celebrities taking part in Alicia Keys' digital death campaign by signing off from all social networking platforms including Twitter and Facebook on World AIDS Day (Dec. 1) in solidarity for those in Africa and India affected by HIV/AIDS.

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Bono, co-founder of One and (RED) holds a ribbon following the lighting of the Sydney Opera House on Nov. 30, 2010.

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Kelly Osbourne joins the MAC AIDS Fund at Project Angel Food to give back on World AIDS Day on Wednesday, Dec. 1, 2010, in Los Angeles.

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Designer Mondo Guerra, amfAR Ambassadors Cheyenne Jackson and Liza Minnelli and amfAR Chairman Kenneth Cole ring the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange in recognition of December 1st's World AIDS Day on Nov. 30, 2010, in New York.

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Cheyenne Jackson, left, an amfAR ambassador, walks with amfAR Chairman Kenneth Cole and amfAR Ambassador Liza Minnelli on the NYSE trading floor before ringing the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange in recognition of December 1st's World AIDS Day.

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The band U2 joins Australian officials in flicking the switch to light the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge red ahead of World AIDS Day 2010, on Nov. 30, 2010, in Sydney, Australia. From left are Adam Clayton, The Edge, New South Wales Premier Kristina Keneally, Prime Minister Julia Gillard and U2 front man Bono.

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Daphne Guinness is among the celebrities taking part in Alicia Keys' digital death campaign by signing off from all social networking platforms including Twitter and Facebook on World AIDS Day (Dec. 1) in solidarity for those in Africa and India affected by HIV/AIDS.

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Swizz Beatz is among the celebrities taking part in Alicia Keys' digital death campaign by signing off from all social networking platforms including Twitter and Facebook on World AIDS Day (Dec. 1) in solidarity for those in Africa and India affected by HIV/AIDS.

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Kimberly Cole is among the celebrities taking part in Alicia Key's digital death campaign by signing off from all social networking platforms including Twitter and Facebook on World AIDS Day (Dec. 1) in solidarity for those in Africa and India affected by HIV/AIDS.

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Members of The Buried Life are among the celebrities taking part in Alicia Keys' digital death campaign by signing off from all social networking platforms including Twitter and Facebook on World AIDS Day (Dec. 1) in solidarity for those in Africa and India affected by HIV/AIDS.

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Jay Sean is among the celebrities taking part in Alicia Keys' digital death campaign by signing off from all social networking platforms including Twitter and Facebook on World AIDS Day (Dec. 1) in solidarity for those in Africa and India affected by HIV/AIDS.

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