Sharon Stone's 'naughty German' fundraiser

Sharon Stone and Richard Gere were called upon to perform at a peace gala fundraiser in Berlin this week. Gere received a kiss from an off-kilter Sharon Stone, who was acting like a strange diva onstage drumming up bids by calling her audience "naughty little Germans." view Bemused Richard Gere (L) and Irish activist and musician Bob Geldorf watch as Sharon clambers onto the piano during the charity gala 'Cinema for Peace', Monday 12 February 2007 on the sideline of the 57th Berlinale Film Festival in Berlin. EPA/Jens Kalaene

Bemused Richard Gere (L) and Irish activist and musician Bob Geldorf watch as Sharon clambers onto the piano during the charity gala 'Cinema for Peace', Monday 12 February 2007 on the sideline of the 57th Berlinale Film Festival in Berlin. EPA/Jens KalaeneGere played the piano at the Cinema For Peace gala while Stone, who lived up to her glamorous reputation in an elegant golden gown, perched awkwardly on top of the instrument while Bob Geldof looked on. All the silliness aside, it was for a good cause, raising money for UNICEF. The star auctioneers taking part in 'Cinema for Peace' charity gala in Berlin Monday, Feb. 12, 2007. The gala will benefit children in Darfur and Tibetian refugees. The Berlin Film Festival is getting underway, and the stunning Diane Kruger was turning heads and making reporters take note. The gorgeous actress arrived on the arm of Joseph Fiennes, with whom she stars in the movie "Goodbye Bafana." The British actor plays a South African prison guard whose life was deeply affected by the time he spent guarding Nelson Mandela.