Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux Shacking up Alreadyretweet5By Defamer US Edition on July 24, 2011 at 2:36 AM
In reference to the posting on the Hough and Ryan Seacrest
Ryan Seacrest, is, and has been engaged of official nuptials to his unofficial spouse, the Canadian fiancee of November 2009 and onwards official broadcast of relationship with Canadian significant other.
I, for one, am excited about “The Playboy Club,” NBC’s new fall show that sounds like a bonus dose of the sex, drugs and cultural upheaval we’ve come to love from “Mad Men.” (Come back soon, pretty please?) but other ladies are less than thrilled, such as the inimitable Gloria Steinem, the feminist icon/all-around badass who went undercover as a waitress/Bunny at the Playboy Club in 1963 for an exposé in Show magazine. in an interview with Reuters to promote a new documentary about her life, the 77-year-old huffed and puffed, “clearly ‘the Playboy Club’ is not going to be accurate. It was the tackiest place on earth. It was not glamorous at all.” I take her word for this: her exposé revealed many things to the public about the so-called harmless fun of Playboy Club culture, including how all the waitresses were required to have a pelvic exam and a test for STDs. let me repeat that: waitresses had to get tested for STDs. “[O]ne of the things they had to change because of my expose was that they required all the Bunnies, who were just waitresses, to have an internal exam and a test for venereal disease,” Steinem said, no doubt with pride. she continued to praise “Mad Men” as “a net plus [for pop culture], because it shows the world of the early 1960s with some realism.” However, she added, “I expect that ‘the Playboy Club’ will be a net minus and I hope people boycott it. It’s just not telling the truth about the era.”
Country singer LeAnn Rimes has been plagued for months by rumors that she has an eating disorder, but her personal trainer tells RumorFix in an exclusive interview that that’s pure nonsense. Michael Jackson, a Tier III trainer at Equinox, says contrary to popular belief on gossip blogs, LeAnn is completely healthy and in the best shape of her life.
Following her romantic scenes with Chace Crawford a few weeks ago, we don’t blame Shane Warne wanting to visit girlfriend Liz Hurley on the set of Gossip Girl.
Liz, who is playing a sexy and powerful media mogul in the hit show, was joined by her beau in New York as she films the popular TV show with Chace and Blake Lively.
After being rejected again and again by traditional publishing companies who refused to publish her book “Alabastra,” Yuma author Deborah Foxford was ready to throw in the towel. but then her tale was saved by technology.“Basically I just decided I would forget ever trying to get it published, because I had received 121 rejections in the mail,” Foxford said. “If an author wants to find a literary agent that will accept them — it’s like a spit in the ocean trying to find the right one. you almost have to know someone or have slept with someone, or be related to somebody.”then electronic books or e-books came along, and Foxford submitted her book to Amazon.com and Barnes and Noble. much to her delight, they liked her story, and as of may, now sell it online. Foxford gets a percentage for each electronic copy sold.“What that did for me was give a desire to even write more,” Foxford said, explaining it had been hard before to find the time or the energy to write after getting home from her full-time day job. “I just had a resurgence about writing again and it infused me with that passion again. It really feels good after all these years to finally share what I’ve written with others.”“Alabastra” is a psycho thriller that delves into to the mind of a fictional serial killer named Lawrence Cowell who lives in Yuma. “(Readers) are going to ride shotgun with him all the way through it,” Foxford said. “It is a nightmare and will keep you awake.”â?¨The story begins with a gruesome murder at Laguna Dam.“the first death is very descriptive, what he does to this woman,” she said. Foxford named Cowell in homage to serial killer Ted Bundy, who was born Theodore Robert Cowell.“Lawrence is actually a very rich, very handsome, tall, well poised, elegant man. he is something every woman would want in their life. but he is a real crud bucket. his psychosis drove him off the deep end. he is all kinds of screwed up. That disturbs me. In fact, I was scared when I wrote it. I wasn’t married at the time when I was writing, and I gave myself the creeps.”when asked why she explored such a dark topic, Foxford said, “It is my lack of understanding about what makes people do what they do. Why would you hurt innocent people? That bothers me. I am not a paranoid schizophrenic but there is that imaginative side that knows what the world really is like. It is a dangerous place for all of us to live.”Foxford has been writing her entire life. “I love words. Words are so fantastic. It is better than math by a long shot.”one of her first projects actually got her in trouble with her parents and her neighbors during summer vacation in the 1960s.She decided it would be a good idea to listen in on her neighbor’s conversations and write an article about it in a homemade newspaper, which was distributed to the block, rolled up and wrapped in a bow, by her little brother.“bill and Mirna, the neighbors, I wrote the most about because they were having an argument and were talking about getting divorced,” she recalled. “so I put it in my little tribune. my mom spanked me really badly because all the neighbors ended up, at different times throughout that afternoon, asking her why she had let her daughter write gossip about the neighborhood.”Later in her youth, she wrote a story called “and then we Will Die.”“It was about a family that crashes into some mountain range and they have just a little bit of food left, and then they will die,” she said.despite the morbidity of her stories, Foxford said she actually grew up a quiet introvert in California before eventually settling down in Yuma.“I was a nerd. I was always the one people tried to copy off of my homework. I was really tall, blonde and really, really skinny. I was very quiet and I am still quiet as an adult, believe it or not.”Foxford now lives in Yuma with her husband Ken. “I really like his last name. That is the only reason I married him,” she joked.Foxford is currently working on a new story she has titled “Asphyxia.”It’s about drowning, choking and the inability to breath, she said.“I told you I was gruesome.” for more information about Alabastra, log on to amazon.com or barnesandnoble.com.
Joe Simon is the legendary comic book creator who, along with Jack “The King” Kirby, created Captain America back in 1941. Simon is a big guy, tall, almost as large as his iconic superhero. Still going strong at 98, he’s as miraculous as his comic-book characters.
By Daily Mail Reporter
Last updated at 9:56 AM on 11th July 2011
Her ex Leonardo DiCaprio wasted no time in moving on with another leggy blonde.
But Bar Refaeli appears to have moved on too.
The stunning model stepped out with her rumoured new man David Fisher in her native Israel this weekend.
Anti-HIV discrimination spokeswoman chooses to live positively
BY KIMONE THOMPSON Features Editor — Sunday thompsonk@jamaicaobserver.com
Sunday, June 26, 2011
MEET Joan Stephens. Dressed in a sunshine yellow top, she’s a picture of beauty, confidence and youthful radiance.
She is so beautiful and that dress is perfect on her. She is extremely thin, but her frame is very thin. my concern is that, as she goes about her busier schedule now, she will be in danger of losing more if she doesn’t eat more. She is gorgeous, though, and a perfect match for William.
The Paris Review is perhaps the best of all literary journals, and almost certainly the most reader-friendly (yes Granta, even including you) due to its emphasis on great creative, rather than analytical, writing. it was founded in Paris (of course) in 1953, but made a permanent move to new York twenty years later. From its founding until 2003, it was edited by the now near-legendary writer George Plimpton, and the roster of writers who have debuted work in its pages is second to none. This roster includes everyone from writers like Jonathan Franzen, Rick Moody and Jeffrey Eugenides to older figures like Jack Kerouac, V.S Naipaul and Philip Roth (and it’s these last three who are pictured here).
I’m getting so sick and tired of hearing about men cheating! I constantly hear about men cheating on their spouses and girlfriends all of time… not just in the media but in the town I live in. all of the hype about male infidelity is starting to make me feel like I cannot trust men when I’m in relationships with them. I’m even starting to feel like I don’t even want to get married. Should I accept the fact that men are natural born cheaters or refuse to give up my faith in monogamy?
It’s the last day, y’all! and The Oprah Winfrey Show is reportedly going out with a bang!
and in honor of the great and powerful O’s final day in office, I decided to treat you all with a look at her spread from the 1998 October Issue of Vogue. and she looks mighty fine!
The summer months are all about keeping your style as simple and low-maintanence as possible, mostly because you’re too hot to be bothered. Avoid the fuss of putting together an outfit of separates and bare the heat with grace in a breathable dress. here are my picks for the best summer staple options at affordable price points.
He has built a solid reputation as a top-flight action director who successfully rebooted the James Bond franchise with the gritty Casino Royale, but Martin Campbell longs for a return of the days when movie studio heads concentrated on telling good stories with believable characters.
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Welcome back to Midweek Madness. Every Wednesday, we schedule sexytime with gossip mags ok!, us, Star, In Touch and Life & Style. This week: Justin Theroux is moving in with Jennifer Aniston; Sean Penn dumped ScarJo for being pushy and annoying; Snooki’s boyfriend is groping gals at Karma while she’s destroying Italy; and Kim Kardashian had “graphic phone sex” and (boring text messages) with some dude who plays for the Patriots.