The participating celebrities include Lady Gaga, Serena Williams, Justin Timberlake, Jennifer Hudson, Kim and Khloe Kardashian, Janelle Monae, and others. They have all joined forces to silence their social networks until $1 million is raised for the charity. The celebrities have all filmed their “last tweet and testament” videos and will appear in ads showing them lying in coffins, representing their “digital deaths.”

“This is such a direct and instantly emotional way and a little sarcastic, you know, of a way to get people to pay attention,” said Keys, who has more than 2.6 million followers on Twitter.

The foundation, which began in 2003, will accept donations through text messages and bar-code technology, which is featured in the charity’s Buy Life campaign. Raised efforts support families affected by HIV/AIDS in Africa and India.

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Serena Williams is going through a tough time at the minute - she recently underwent foot surgery which she is still recovering from. It is still unclear whether the tennis champion will be able to take part in the US Open this season.

But, Williams still managed to show another sister some love - by supporting R&B singer Christina Milian, who is currently in a divorce battle with her soon-to-be ex-husband The-Dream.

Williams was rumoured to have also split from her long-term partner Common a matter of months ago. But, the pair didn't let their love lives stop them from smiling last night as they were pictured dining at Madeo in Beverly Hills.

Doesn't Christina Milian look massively over-dressed in comparison to Serena? But, we forgive her right? It's like two-fingers up at her supposed cheating husband!!

Tennis champion Serena Williams is pictured here (centre) with the crew that's helping her recover from foot surgery. Her friends included ex-boyfriend Common and newly-wed Lala Vazquez.

The tennis star, has recently been ranked as top seed for the US Open 2010 despite recently undergoing surgery on her foot.

Williams is currently resting, having tweeted yesterdat: "5th day in bed. arghhhh butt is so sore from laying on it!! lol u would think i would have tons of cushion!! lol". Things should be a little more interesting with her ex knocking about...

Her agent, Jill Smoller, has said that Williams is still hoping to compete in the American competition, she told Associated Press: "Right now, we're taking it a day at a time. She's resting and recovering. She's a fast healer."

Top-ranked Serena Williams takes on No. 21 Vera Zvonareva for the Wimbledon title. Will Serena win her second straight crown at the All England Club and 13th Grand Slam overall, or will Zvonareva taste victory in her first crack at a Grand Slam final? Follow all the action with our game-by-game blog.

Wimbledon ladies' final 1st set

Game 4: No cracks from the 25-year-old Russian so far. Zvonareva holds to keep us on serve at 2-2 in a game highlighted by a brilliant cross-court passing shot from Serena.

Game 3: Serena double faults at 15-30 to give Zvonareva a window, but she comes back with an ace. The game goes to deuce before Serena closes it out. 2-1, Serena.

Game 2: Zvonareva is playing in her first ever Grand Slam final. It's Serena's 16th. You figure that experience gap will come into play at some point, but Zvonareva keeps her composure well in her first service game. A straight-forward holds makes it 1-1.

Game 1: We're off and running on Centre Court. Serena, who has served so well throughout this tournament, picks up where she left off for a quick hold at love that features an ace and a service winner. 1-0, Serena.