September 23, 2004
The High Heel Defense
Attorney Bill Thomas may get a lot more business from female motorists thanks to a novel defense strategy:
High heels can help beat a DWI rap.
Thomas last week asked a judge how anyone could pass a field sobriety test — which requires a lot of walking — in a pair of 3 1/2-inch stiletto high heels.
The never-before-heard argument created a minor sensation among court officials and observers. Thomas contended it would be "fundamentally unfair" to use the results of field sobriety tests against one of his female clients because she was wearing stiletto heels at the time, making her unsteady on her feet. Considering that she was wearing stiletto heels, the woman did remarkably well by making it to 16 seconds, Thomas argued.
Judge Wade Barber squelched the results of the field sobriety tests and tossed out the DWI case.
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Good to know! Now I just need to go find myself a nice pair of stilettos to keep in the car!
Posted by: Buzz at September 23, 2004 07:38 AM (nyucV)
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Given the physic involved in walking around in high heels I'm surprised no one came up with this idea before!
I truly believe stilettoes were created by someone very sadistic.
Posted by: Brian D. at September 23, 2004 02:04 PM (zj2r/)
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That's why i carry a extra pair of stilettos in my truck. Never know when they will come in handy, beit strippers or feild sobriety tests.
Posted by: garybibb at September 23, 2004 02:19 PM (zvPnb)
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"Your Honor... how can we expect ANYone to pass a field sobriety test, which requires a lot of dexterity, when they're completely hammered...
I ask you!"
Seriously, though, isn't it proof enough of her inebriation that she didn't ask to remove them at the time?
Posted by: Kevin at September 24, 2004 07:22 AM (GW18l)
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Oh Kevin I am going to let women explain to your their pride in shoes! Take them off!!! That would be sacriligious(sp?)!!
Posted by: Brian D. at September 24, 2004 09:26 AM (NVXZu)
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Lesbian Waffles
Waffles propagandizing lesbian love appeared in food stores of Ekaterinburg, the Ural region of Russia. The packaging of Artek waffles depicts two little girls hugging each other. The girls are of different skin color - to all appearance, the designer wished to express the children's internationalism in his work.
"One girl put her arm around the other girl - she is holding the girl's hand, trying to kiss her on a cheek. The other girl does not seem to have anything against such a gesture: she is keeping her eyes wide open, she is smiling back and blushing," a local newspaper wrote.
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this reminds me of the movie "Bend it Like Beckham" where Keira Sedgwick's character's crazy mother thinks she is a lesbian because she and her friend hug when they get excited about winning a soccer match. It also reminds me of my boyfriend, who likes to think any girls showing affection to one another are lesbians (wishful thinking).
Posted by: t at September 23, 2004 08:30 AM (tNznv)
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"Bend it Like Beckham" is hilarious! Lesbian waffles, huh? What'll they think of next?
Posted by: at September 23, 2004 08:53 AM (JnTRH)
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I still need to see that movie.
Posted by: Lawren at September 23, 2004 08:57 AM (sql83)
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Made me think.. watching "What Women Want" (Mel Gibson) last night where he hears women's thoughts. One girl is walking past thinking "one kiss doesn't make me a lesbian, does it?"
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Looks Don't Matter to Paris
Attention all ugly guys:
Ugly guys have a shot at Paris Hilton now. Hilton tells "Access Hollywood" that "looks don't matter anymore" when she's picking a boyfriend.
She says it's more important that a boy treats her well and loves her. Hilton says she's come to the realization that "one day we're all going to be ugly." She says "we're all going to be 80 years old and ugly, so who cares?"
--She's so tactful. Guess this means she really is willing to screw any guy.
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I thought everyone had already had their shot, and she was ready to start over.
Posted by: M@ at September 23, 2004 02:16 PM (ngWVm)
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No I haven't been approached by her, but I'm not certain I would want to get close to her with anything less than a hazmat suit.
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September 22, 2004
Bride of Frankenstein
During an interview on Britain's GMTV Tuesday morning Cybil Shepard, who once appeared on the cover of Vogue magazine, explained that she had worn a cape to the interview to hide her "jetlag hair."
"Sorry about the cape, but I didn't have time to do my hair," she explained to bemused host Fiona Phillips.
"If you'd like a laugh I'll take it off in a bit but it's a little scary. I bought this cape last year and thought, 'Someday I'm going to wear this every day of my life'. So far I've been in London for two days and I've worn it every day."
--I'm sorry, Cybil, but were you riding ON TOP OF the aircraft?!?!?!?!?!?
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HAHA! No kidding... I mean just a little comb would do wonders!
Posted by: Dell at September 22, 2004 07:45 AM (pX0OV)
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Yeah, but you save so much when Delta ties you to the wings. Geez Cybil just put your hair in a ponytail or something if you're that strapped for time.
Posted by: Brian D. at September 22, 2004 08:42 AM (oAgyl)
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get that woman a brush and a clip - -
Posted by: Uptown Girl at September 22, 2004 09:30 AM (dUIpl)
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Wow my hair never looked that bad after getting off of a flight! LOL
Posted by: Kelly at September 22, 2004 09:30 AM (E2iNO)
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That is the funniest thing I've seen in quite a while. I just absolutely love that she was willing to show the public what her crazy hair looked like under that cape. Rock on, Cybil.
Posted by: Kelly at September 22, 2004 09:45 AM (nY9Ad)
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Yeah, what kelly said!
I am also highly impressed that hair, while untamed, is still quite lush and thick...I want that hair!
Posted by: lynne at September 22, 2004 09:57 AM (fKtwY)
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So...she is prepared enough to have a cape but she can't get a brush! I think she could have done better by wetting it down "plastered to her head".
Posted by: Brad at September 22, 2004 10:23 AM (PS936)
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she sounds a little demented - she wants to wear a crushed velvet red cape every day of her life?
Posted by: t at September 22, 2004 10:39 AM (tNznv)
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Or at least putting a head band on. Sheesh. She brought her cape and her bags (under eye baggage) - other than that, she looks pretty good.
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Posted by: Lawren at September 22, 2004 10:58 AM (sql83)
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Maybe she was in competition with Monica from friends during that humid vacation.
Posted by: L at September 22, 2004 11:16 AM (0Y+lq)
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Oh, that was a funny episode. Also a bad hair "Friends" episode: when Ross's girlfriend (played by Christine Taylor) shaved her head.
Posted by: Lawren at September 22, 2004 11:26 AM (sql83)
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I'm guessing some sort of: "a hair dresser was the last person to style my hair for some sort of glitzy Hollywood event. She used all sorts of mousse, teasing, hairspray, etc..." Best bet for her is NOT to brush it until she can properly get it washed, etc... That look on her face says: see what we famous actress types have to deal with?
Posted by: Kelly at September 22, 2004 03:45 PM (D8Zun)
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She had to have known she would have to take off the cape at some point during the interview?? I have loads of hats but no capes. I still like that she did it though. Hope she wasn't wearing those ugly sneakers she so enjoys. Now that is what I have issues with.
Posted by: Lynne at September 22, 2004 11:16 PM (fKtwY)
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Ok, I will admit that I have had some BAD hair days, but nothing ever like THIS!!!
Posted by: EJ at September 22, 2004 11:25 PM (46H4/)
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This is a very scary pic.
Posted by: Lisa at September 23, 2004 01:19 AM (N8CD2)
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She actually even had it up in a scrunchie and took the scrunchie off - so that's why her hair is all fugly. I use to wear my hair in a pony tail on top of my head when it was still damp. Later when I took it down it molded to a completly jacked up shape and I would make my friends laugh. Same situation here with her.
Posted by: Lori at September 23, 2004 05:21 AM (kmcg6)
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but hasn't anyone noticed that the rest of her looks horrible too!
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Spacey Says...
...turn off your damn phones!!
Hollywood star Kevin Spacey has hit out at audiences at London's Old Vic theater, insisting they need to learn to behave in a proper manner. The American Beauty star - who is artistic director at the historic playhouse - has become so incensed by the disruption caused by ringing mobile phones and the opening of sweet packets during performances, he now personally issues a warning to audiences.
Spacey argues, "I don't think people take those things seriously. That's why mobile phones go off in the theater, and that's why people open candy bars thinking if they open it slowly it will be less annoying than if they open it fast. My answer is that I say to each audience 'Don't!' You have to respect the fact there is some degree of behavior that we expect in the theater and we're going to demand it at the Old Vic. It's a phone-free zone. We don't want them ringing and we certainly don't want them ringing and people ignoring them pretending that it's not theirs."
The Oscar winner is currently making his directorial debut at the Old Vic with the play Cloaca.
--Oh I am SO with you, Kevin!
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I love it when I'm in a movie, play, or concert and I get to listen to bonehead have his/her conversation.
I think the most interesting one that I heard was the drug deal.
Common courtesy is so uncommon anymore
Posted by: Brian D. at September 22, 2004 08:44 AM (oAgyl)
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YAY!!!! I love it!!! Good for him! My husband is a band director and he always puts rules of etiquette in his concert programs! And cellphones and candy are normally #1 and #2 on the list!
Posted by: Kelly P. at September 22, 2004 08:46 AM (jWook)
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I totally agre... hold on, my phone is ringing!
Posted by: Mel at September 23, 2004 12:10 AM (uZnWQ)
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A personal warning's great, but it would be even better if the cast stopped the performance until the offending phone is silenced.
Posted by: mike at September 23, 2004 12:19 AM (F0j2U)
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I agree with him - in theaters and on buses. I had to take a bus ride where I ended up by the same woman on 3 different transfers. She hung up the phone when she got off one bus and then immediately called someone and held a loud conversation on the next bus. Couldn't get her to shut up. Another time a guy was telling 3 different friends about his girl friend breaking up with him and kept asking them why. I almost told him it was because he was so totally clueless.
Can't people do anything without talkiong on a phone? I even see them walking down the street with one girl and talking to another on the phone. How cool is that!!
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Dream Contest
Oh I
SO want to win this:
Movie fans around the world have probably imagined what it would be like to be front and center on the red-carpet with stars like Brad Pitt, Tom Cruise, and Charlize Theron.
A contest on www.oscars.org now gives those fans the chance to make their dreams a reality. Winners of a random drawing will get to sit in the red-carpet bleacher seats at the 77th Academy Awards on Sunday, February 27, 2005. The contest started yesterday and runs through September 27. Directions and entry forms are available on the Web site.
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Okay, I am winning this--I've decided. The whole lottery thing isn't working out for me so this will have to do. Who wants to go with me?
Posted by: EJ at September 22, 2004 11:27 PM (46H4/)
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I'll go with you!
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September 21, 2004
Long Overdue
After decades of entertaining the world with his music, Billy Joel will finally see his name on the famous Hollywood Walk of Fame.
The "Piano Man's" star is unveiled today in front of the Pantages Theatre on Hollywood Boulevard. Joel's Tony Award-winning Broadway musical, Movin' Out, recently opened there and will be playing through October 31.
A trained classical pianist from a very early age, Joel released his first album, Cold Spring Harbor, in 1972 and went on to create such favorites as "Allentown" and the renowned "Piano Man." He has also contributed to philanthropic causes through the years, like the Make A Wish Foundation and Save the Music.
--'Bout damn time!
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I should say so! Especially considering the Olsen twins got their star before Joel.
Posted by: Kelly at September 21, 2004 08:41 AM (D8Zun)
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I agree! About time they added him!
Posted by: Kelly at September 21, 2004 10:35 AM (E2iNO)
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I saw him and Elton john together in concert last year and he was Awesome! so energetic, and so fun to watch.
Posted by: t at September 21, 2004 11:23 AM (tNznv)
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I thought that in order to be on the Walk of Fame that the space had to be bought? Like most of the time it's studios ro fanclubs that actually buy the star? I'm probably wrong, oh well.
Posted by: garybibb at September 21, 2004 11:37 AM (tbQoG)
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I've heard the same thing Garybibb. This likely only took so long because no one thought to have it done or Joel didn't bother to pony up the ($1500, I think) for the star.
That having been said, Billy Joel ROCKS.
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Yes the star is purchased by the person or a group representing the person. The Olsen twins whipped out the checkbook first, though they lack the talent compared to Billy Joel. I saw his show in Indy when Conseco Fieldhouse opened up. Fabulous!!!
Posted by: Brian D. at September 21, 2004 12:35 PM (bfkgE)
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The stars on the Walk of Fame are about worthless since they're basically sold now. Might has well have given him an Emmy. But I'm a big fan. Saw him in concert several times. Awesome.
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Trump on Rathergate
Trump on Rathergate:
If embattled CBS News anchorman Dan Rather were a contestant on "The Apprentice," Donald Trump would say to him, "You're Fired!"
--Maybe CBS will follow The Donald's lead.
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If only it would happen. I can forgive an honest mistake, but this wasn't IMHO.
Posted by: Brian D. at September 21, 2004 12:38 PM (bfkgE)
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I agree, Brian. Too bad it didn't happen on one of Trump's stations.
Posted by: GrumpyBunny at September 22, 2004 10:44 AM (w3aVF)
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From your lips to God's ears!!
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New Union
HBO has Friends:
Lisa Kudrow is set to star in and produce the HBO comedy series The Comeback. She's teaming up with Sex and the City writer-producer and awards-show-staple Michael Patrick King to play a has-been actress staging her return to show biz.
Meanwhile, in a movie with a very similar plot line, fellow Friend Courteney Cox is also starring in and producing a drama for HBO. In Rehab, Cox plays an actress who is a recovering alcoholic and, um, staging her return to show biz. The Notebook helmer Nick Cassavetes writes and directs the pilot.
--Maybe they should call each other the next time they decide to pick a script.
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September 20, 2004
Free Crabby
And from the You're a Moron Chronicles...
Edward Furlong's ploy to free some lobsters from their tank landed the 27-year-old actor in jail.
The animal-rights supporter and vegetarian was arrested after he and some friends removed lobsters from a tank at a grocery store. Furlong argued with store managers, who then called police, according to his arrest citation.
He was arrested Wednesday night on a misdemeanor charge of alcohol intoxication in a public place in the northern Kentucky city of Florence, police said.
Furlong, who appeared in "Terminator 2: Judgment Day" and "American History X," spent about 90 minutes in Kentucky's Boone County jail before his release.
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Didn't he lose his chance to be in Terminator 3 because he was a drug addict too?
Posted by: Lori at September 20, 2004 02:21 PM (kmcg6)
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Dude looks like a bloated drag queen with a really bad wig.
Posted by: chuck at September 20, 2004 04:02 PM (VccIC)
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Claybourn is going to have to admit his anti-Muslim sentiments one of these days; otherwise, his site will correctly be banned because it violates the "hate site" policy. A SPECIFIC example of his anti-Muslim views is his equating the iron cross with the star-and-crescent--or, in other words, equating Naziism with Islam. He said, "It is ironic that both are next to the Star of David." Never mind that the Christian cross was also nearby (although not immediately adjacent), and that Christianity has killed far more Jews than Islam ever has. If that's not defaming Islam, I don't know what is. This is just another neocon symptom of allowing hate speech for yourself but denying it for others.
Posted by: EAE at September 20, 2004 06:56 PM (1lzXw)
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Dude--don't ever comment on here again. Take your propaganda elsewhere.
Posted by: Lawren at September 20, 2004 08:15 PM (rR3i5)
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Lobsters + Boone's Farm Apple Wine = Boone County Jail?
Posted by: Mel at September 20, 2004 09:14 PM (uZnWQ)
Posted by: Grant at September 21, 2004 09:31 AM (dnh9i)
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that boy needs rehab.
poor former child actor, a whole 90 minutes in jail for acting like a drunken ass...AGAIN.
did you see the one about Tracy Gold? Drunk driving & wrecked her SUV with her KIDS in the vehicle. what an asshole.
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Strange, I was just thinking about this actor...what a shame to see that he still has a drug problem - I had hoped he had outgrown it by now.
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She did it again
Yep,
Brit is hitched--
AGAIN.
The bride wore a white strapless dress and Kevin donned a tuxedo as the two exchanged vows during a non-denominational ceremony. Twenty to thirty guests, including Britney's mother and sister, were on-hand for the event, which took place around midnight in a white tent erected in the backyard of a private home. Afterwards, everyone dined on a feast of chicken fingers, ribs and waldorf salad while music played from a boombox.
As the beaming bride left the house in the early hours of Sunday morning and headed to Hollywood's famed nightclub, Dublin's, for a 2 a.m. reception. A laughing Britney and her brand-new husband departed the home in a black SUV. The rest of the guests emerged wearing sweatsuits -- the girls in pink, the boys in white with the word "Pimps" embroidered on the back. Even Kevin's father got into the stylish sweats mix -- but his actually said "Pimp Daddy!"
New bride Britney also donned a pink sweatsuit as she danced with her new hubby, and even performed a provocative pole dance. Fellow club-goers were apparently thrilled to see the famous pair there, but left them alone.
--Can't imagine the look on my father's face if I asked him to wear a sweatsuit that said "Pimp Daddy" and performed a pole dance at my reception.
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What's the over/under on BS burning out and finally going away? Such class eh!
Posted by: Brian D. at September 20, 2004 08:56 AM (f8cLD)
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Boombox? Chicken fingers? Pimps? Hos? Sounds like a perfect white trash wedding.
Posted by: Lori at September 20, 2004 02:23 PM (kmcg6)
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I'm thinking Brittany's doing more to damage the sacred institution of marriage than gay marriage ever could. :/
Posted by: Michael at September 21, 2004 08:13 AM (ExF20)
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You can take the girl out of the trash but you can't take the trash out of the girl.
Posted by: Nanc' at September 21, 2004 05:37 PM (98muT)
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Season Premiere of SNL
Ben Affleck
will host the 30th season premiere of "Saturday Night Live" with musical guest Nelly on Oct. 2, NBC announced Wednesday.
Bill Clinton had been invited to host the not-ready-for-prime-time show but turned down the offer, NBC said last month. No reason was given for Clinton rejecting the offer.
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BA does have great sense of humor and will be a great host. As for President Clinto, hey that heart surgery might have had something to do with turning SNL down!
Posted by: Brian D. at September 20, 2004 08:58 AM (f8cLD)
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I thought of that--but I think the rejection was prior to the heart deal. I think Clinton would have been good too.
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September 17, 2004
Buh Bye Slutwear
And in fashion news...
Goodbye Slutwear
Demure designs have replaced scanty navel-baring looks on the catwalks of this week's semi-annual run of fashion shows, a reliable sign of what shoppers can expect to find in stores next spring.
"The slut is out now. She's dead," said Godfrey Deeny, senior fashion critic at Fashion Wire Daily.
UPDATE: It seems that Eminem has not yet been notified of this trend.
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I could say that I'm glad to see them go, but I would be lying. I'd much rather see a move more to the center than the other extreme.
Posted by: M@ at September 17, 2004 10:14 AM (f2jsN)
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The good thing about living in the Midwest is it's going to take a good two to three years before we lose the slut look. Woo hoo!! :-p
Posted by: Kevin the Interloper at September 17, 2004 10:33 AM (qb+8W)
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Lord, if there is anyone I don't want to see naked it's Eminem. Why can't he just sing..rap..whatever??
Posted by: Nanc' at September 18, 2004 11:08 PM (98muT)
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Well I don't care for his music but I wouldn't mind seeing him nekkid! lol
Posted by: Kelly at September 19, 2004 12:49 PM (E2iNO)
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Yay! Britney Spears is over!
As for the sock thing, someone should tell poor Marshall the Chili Peppers already done that sock thang.
Posted by: Rori at September 20, 2004 04:42 AM (dVPBg)
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Broadway Update
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musical about the life of former Beatle John Lennon is set to open on New York's Broadway next summer, in time for the 25th anniversary of his murder.
The show, titled Lennon and written and directed by TV veteran Don Scardino, will mainly include post-Beatles songs such as "Imagine," "Give Peace A Chance" and "Whatever Gets You Through The Night." It is due to start at San Francisco's Orpheum in April, before moving to Boston's Colonial and then to Broadway's Broadhurst Theatre.
By this time, it will face competition from other musicals based on the lives of music legends, with Good Vibrations, a musical based on The Beach Boys' tunes, and All Shook Up, based on the songs of Elvis Presley.
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Other musicals: Movin' Out based on Billy Joel's music, and Mama Mia, based on ABBA
Posted by: t at September 17, 2004 08:55 AM (tNznv)
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A John Lennon show would be neat to see. Now if they'd just put together a Jimi Hendrix musical... that would be a sight.
Posted by: Kevin at September 17, 2004 08:58 AM (JahSu)
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These kinds of musicals suck.
Even I could make a plot up if I had a twenty year catalog of songs to do all the work for me.
Bring back originality! Or at least something like Hairspray, which is based on a movie, but has mostly original music.
Posted by: chuck at September 17, 2004 02:39 PM (Z/cu+)
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His Prerogative
Bobby Brown reportedly wants to clean up his life and now the whole world might be able to watch it.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, after months of negotiations, the star's new TV reality series has been picked up by the cable network Bravo. "Being Bobby Brown" is expected to chronicle the day-to-day life of the pop icon, whose numerous run-ins with the law in recent years have often caused the media to tout him as a bad boy.
Bobby's famous wife, Whitney Houston, and his children are also expected to appear in the show. The series, comprised of 10 one-hour episodes, will reportedly aim for a debut in the second quarter of next year.
--Oh, can I tell you how pumped I am about this? This is going to be like watching a big, giant train wreck. I really want to hear Whitney say, "Crack is whack" again with a straight face.
--One more thing: the thing I used to love about Bravo was that it was a little more upper crust than the other networks. This seems like a downgrade for them. The "Bobby" show fits more on MTV or the WB I think.
--P.S. Maybe someone can teach him how to pronounce "prerogative."
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I agree with you about Bravo. It used to be much more performing arts oriented, and I was so excited when I moved to New York and it was available on my cable. But now that I have it, I hardly watch it.
Posted by: Shannon at September 19, 2004 07:34 PM (9savD)
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I guess Bobby had to figure out something to pay for his legal bills, bail bonds, Whitney's crack habit, rehab.....
Posted by: Mel at September 19, 2004 08:34 PM (uZnWQ)
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September 16, 2004
Carnie's expecting
Ok, so we all know that
Carnie is preggers.
But my question is, doesn't the fact that she practically has no stomach pose some obstacles to pregnancy? I mean, you see how much most expecting mothers eat. She'll be lucky if she can eat 25% of that. Someone explain...
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There was a recent news story a week or two ago that said that women who've had the stomach stapling surgery are at a higher risk of pregnancy due to a common rip that occurs in the stomach.
Some poor woman couldn't get enough nutrition into her body, and the baby's and she died due to the her guts turning gangerous (sp?). What things we do to our bodies eh?
Posted by: Brian D. at September 16, 2004 08:46 AM (/EXP8)
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She'll probably still need to eat small meals due to the size of her tummy but she'll most likely have to eat many small meals throughout the day.
Posted by: Lori at September 16, 2004 10:54 AM (kmcg6)
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Will, Grace, and Babs
Barbra Streisand is set to extend on her return to acting, by taking on a guest-starring role in hit sitcom
Will & Grace.
Streisand is currently finishing off work as Ben Stiller's sex therapist mother in Meet The Parents sequel Meet The Fockers, after a long absence from the silver screen.
And now she is expected to follow in the footsteps of Cher, Jennifer Lopez and Janet Jackson by taking on a role in Will & Grace - news which has proved to be all too exciting for the show's Emmy-winning star Debra Messing. The redhead actress says, "If she comes on the show, forget about it! Barbra, please come!" Messing admits she "burst into tears" when Streisand greeted her at a concert a number of years ago.
--I want a Jack and Babs duet.
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Too bad the show will still suck.
What a great thing it used to be though.
Posted by: chuck at September 16, 2004 10:22 AM (cHoip)
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Why do you think it's gone downhill? I haven't watched as much recently. I always think it should have just been the "Jack and Karen Show."
Posted by: Lawren at September 16, 2004 10:38 AM (sql83)
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Because they recycle the same jokes, the same plots, and the same mannerisms over and over again. You can see a definite slide in quality after season four. The quality of the writing has slipped, and it seems like the actors are now just trying to run out their contracts.
Posted by: chuck at September 16, 2004 10:52 AM (cHoip)
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Yeah, it has lost something. I haven't watch the recent season...
Posted by: daniel at September 16, 2004 03:02 PM (K1+S4)
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I'd just be tickled if Babs would go the "Fock" away.
Posted by: Skerdog at September 16, 2004 11:37 PM (VuK7w)
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Yay! I am glad Chuck agrees with me on this...to be honest, I think the show "jumped the shark" when Harry Connick Jr came on....now, I am not knocking the eye candy that IS Harry Connick, Jr - but that is about the time that I thought the show went to crap.
Posted by: Kelly P. at September 17, 2004 08:11 AM (4adEQ)
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Big, Fat Clerical Error
A convicted murderer facing 40 years
has been mistakenly released from prison and police need your help finding him.
As part of an agreement William Nesmith plead guilty to two counts of third degree murder relating to a North Philadelphia house fire that killed two and injured five in 1999. In exchange for testimony against another man, Nesmith was ordered to serve between 20 and 40 years in prison.
However, on July 31st Nesmith was released from the Curran-Fromhold Correctional Facility in Pennsylvania due to a clerical error.
--Our justice system at its finest.
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September 15, 2004
Go Rupert
Indiana's Rupert Boneham, the million-dollar winner on the TV show "Survivor: America's Tribal Council," is
using a chunk of his winnings to start a new charity.
Boneham announced Tuesday that he was donating $100,000 to launch Rupert's Kids, a program to help troubled youths and provide affordable housing for the poor in Indianapolis.
--Hoosier survivor does good.
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YAY!!! I love Rupert - he is the best!!! Now if only he would take part of that money and buy a new shirt....okay, and some dental work....
Posted by: Kelly P. at September 15, 2004 07:46 AM (1g8DK)
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I didn't watch the show, but think that it's great what he is doing
Posted by: Uptown Girl at September 15, 2004 09:50 AM (dUIpl)
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Ok, I am SO fucking tired of looking at this creepy ass picture. He looks like he is ready to break into my house and eat my children.
Post something else or remove this pic!
Posted by: chuck at September 15, 2004 07:42 PM (YVgIg)
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I wish he would invest some of that $100,000 on a dentist. And a brush.
Posted by: sphinx at September 16, 2004 08:58 AM (z/lFv)
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I've actually seen Rupert around town. He looks better than that picture suggests. I mean, I still don't think the Fab Five would approve, but at least he's clean.
Posted by: Jeff Cooper at September 16, 2004 09:37 AM (vswOm)
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