Stacy KeiblerStacy Keibler hosts at the Wet Republic Ultra Pool party in Las Vegas, Nevada this afternoon.
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Photo By: RD / Kabik / Retna Digital
Saturday, July 25, 2009
Thursday, July 23, 2009
ADAM SANDLER'S FUNNY PEOPLE BASH
Adam Sandler Hollywood star Adam Sandler attended the "Funny People" Los Angeles California Premiere held at the ArcLight Theatere in Hollywood.
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Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Saturday, July 18, 2009
GERALD BUTLER SLAMS JENNIFER DISH
Gerald ButlerActor Gerard Butler is slamming at the media for portraying him as a Hollywood playboy, following new gossip that he's romancing his latest co-star bitch Jennifer Aniston. Rumors are flying that "The Bounty" co-stars were a real-life couple, have reached new highs after they were spotted arm-in-arm on a romantic stroll on a Los Angeles California beach. But the gossip have infuriated Gerald, calling the press' coverage of their "romance" ridiculous. He says, "That is just annoying. People say I'm always dating so and so, and sometimes it's three people in one day. I'm trying to make movies, work hard and do my best. Then this kind of thing happens and people start to associate me more with that. It gets ridiculous."Butler is admitting he is having the time of his life shooting the movie, adding, "I'm in New York right now filming and I'm in heaven. I can't always say that about movies, but to be filming this romantic comedy with Jennifer and a story that made my side split when I read it -- I'm lucky. I'm happy as a pig in [bleep], as they say."
Saturday, July 11, 2009
THE STARS COME OUT FOR ENTOURAGE
Adrian Grenier Along With Kevin Connelly, Jerry Ferrara,Perrey Reeves, Jeremy Piven, Rex Lee and Kevin Dillon
The HBO Official Premiere of "Entourage" Season 6 was held at Paramount Studios in Los Angeles, California the other night.
Thursday, July 9, 2009
HARRY POTTER HITS NEW YORK CITY
Daniel RadcliffeDaniel Radcliffe and all the stars attended the "Harry Potter And The Half-Blood Prince" Premiere at the Ziegfeld Theatre in New York City tonight.
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
Melissa Lafsky: In Defense of Megan Fox: Why the "Stupid Actress" Story Needs to Go
Melissa Lafsky: In Defense of Megan Fox: Why the "Stupid Actress" Story Needs to Go:
Melissa Lafsky
Apparently, Megan Fox is stupid. I wouldn't know personally -- I've never seen her do an IQ test or crash a Mensa meeting. But oodles of news articles are more than happy to tell me how skull-crushingly dense she is. 'She may be a movie beauty, but is Megan Fox the dumbest star ever?' screams a Daily Mail headline. 'Megan Fox says 'very ridiculous things'' reads a Wall Street Journal subhed. 'Fox Puts Foot in Mouth, Again,' blasts ABC News.
So what heinously thick comments has this 23-year-old embodiment of male fantasies made? Well, let's see. A few weeks ago, she stirred up a fracas by telling Entertainment Weekly that 'working with Michael Bay is not about an acting experience.'
In other words, someone who has worked with him on two films thinks the director whose biggest credits include The Rock, Armageddon and Bad Boys II doesn't focus on raw thespian power to drive his films. So, uh, this is stupid?
Well, yes, if you place it in the context that the mainstream media (and therefore, the public) is creating: Big-money directors like Bay can (and did) pluck actresses like Fox from sitcom obscurity, outfit them in booty shorts, and cast them in mega-action flicks to ensure that every inch of the male demographic drools his way into theaters. For this, the actresses must be forever grateful, never uttering a word of rebuke, a complaint or, God forbid, an honest opinion. It's a lesson Katherine Heigl learned well after she received a royal reaming for stating that Knocked Up, her breakthrough movie role, was 'a little sexist.' Which is stupid only insofar as it's a bit like calling Ron Paul's appearance in Bruno 'a little homophobic.' (Seriously, Apatow -- your main female character has no clue who Doc Brown is? Do ovaries somehow rob you of the ability to get a joke?)
But back to Fox. Also among her list of alleged idiocies, via Daily Mail:
* Calling for the legalization of pot. Wow -- so by that logic, Carlos Santana and Morgan Freeman must be morons as well.
* Telling FHM last year: 'I really enjoy having sex, and that's offensive to some people. Women are the quickest to call other women slags, which is sad.' Which could be lifted from just about any first-person article ever published in Cosmo.
* Saying of her 'Brian' tattoo, dedicated to ex-boyfriend Brian Austin Green: 'I wouldn't regret the tattoo if we weren't together. I can always have a kid and name him Brian. There are options.' So, uh, has anyone at the Mail ever heard of intentional irony? Or considered the possibility that maybe, just maybe, a walking archetype of male desire could be making a joke?
Meanwhile, Fox has held her own in countless interviews, deftly navigated away from potential PR gaffes, and even managed a subtle jab or two at Bay. All while countless Web sites (this one included) have racked up pageviews by posting pictures of her libido-pumping bod while simultaneously trumpeting her stupidity.
As for those flatulence comments in GQ earlier this year -- well, who among us doesn't have a litany of moronic things we said when we were 22? My list is long and distinguished. And if you don't get that reference, maybe you're as stupid as Megan Fox.
Follow Melissa Lafsky on Twitter: www.twitter.com/Lafsky"
Melissa Lafsky
Apparently, Megan Fox is stupid. I wouldn't know personally -- I've never seen her do an IQ test or crash a Mensa meeting. But oodles of news articles are more than happy to tell me how skull-crushingly dense she is. 'She may be a movie beauty, but is Megan Fox the dumbest star ever?' screams a Daily Mail headline. 'Megan Fox says 'very ridiculous things'' reads a Wall Street Journal subhed. 'Fox Puts Foot in Mouth, Again,' blasts ABC News.
So what heinously thick comments has this 23-year-old embodiment of male fantasies made? Well, let's see. A few weeks ago, she stirred up a fracas by telling Entertainment Weekly that 'working with Michael Bay is not about an acting experience.'
In other words, someone who has worked with him on two films thinks the director whose biggest credits include The Rock, Armageddon and Bad Boys II doesn't focus on raw thespian power to drive his films. So, uh, this is stupid?
Well, yes, if you place it in the context that the mainstream media (and therefore, the public) is creating: Big-money directors like Bay can (and did) pluck actresses like Fox from sitcom obscurity, outfit them in booty shorts, and cast them in mega-action flicks to ensure that every inch of the male demographic drools his way into theaters. For this, the actresses must be forever grateful, never uttering a word of rebuke, a complaint or, God forbid, an honest opinion. It's a lesson Katherine Heigl learned well after she received a royal reaming for stating that Knocked Up, her breakthrough movie role, was 'a little sexist.' Which is stupid only insofar as it's a bit like calling Ron Paul's appearance in Bruno 'a little homophobic.' (Seriously, Apatow -- your main female character has no clue who Doc Brown is? Do ovaries somehow rob you of the ability to get a joke?)
But back to Fox. Also among her list of alleged idiocies, via Daily Mail:
* Calling for the legalization of pot. Wow -- so by that logic, Carlos Santana and Morgan Freeman must be morons as well.
* Telling FHM last year: 'I really enjoy having sex, and that's offensive to some people. Women are the quickest to call other women slags, which is sad.' Which could be lifted from just about any first-person article ever published in Cosmo.
* Saying of her 'Brian' tattoo, dedicated to ex-boyfriend Brian Austin Green: 'I wouldn't regret the tattoo if we weren't together. I can always have a kid and name him Brian. There are options.' So, uh, has anyone at the Mail ever heard of intentional irony? Or considered the possibility that maybe, just maybe, a walking archetype of male desire could be making a joke?
Meanwhile, Fox has held her own in countless interviews, deftly navigated away from potential PR gaffes, and even managed a subtle jab or two at Bay. All while countless Web sites (this one included) have racked up pageviews by posting pictures of her libido-pumping bod while simultaneously trumpeting her stupidity.
As for those flatulence comments in GQ earlier this year -- well, who among us doesn't have a litany of moronic things we said when we were 22? My list is long and distinguished. And if you don't get that reference, maybe you're as stupid as Megan Fox.
Follow Melissa Lafsky on Twitter: www.twitter.com/Lafsky"
Tuesday, July 7, 2009
USHER PERFORMS FOR MICHAEL JACKSON
Usher At Michael Jackson's CasketUsher performed at Michael Jacksons memorial. Many celebrities were there to show their respects for the King Of Pop.
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