Archive for October, 2006

Some Evil Clips for Your Evening

Thursday, October 5th, 2006

Josh Duhamel and Ashton Kutcher go all Zoolander in this 1997 footage of the two at the Male Model of the Year competition (yeah, it really happens). Duhamel wins, and interviews that “the guy — I forget his name — from Iowa, he was exceptional.” The guy he’s talking about is, of course, Ashton Kutcher (who introduces himself as “Chris Kutcher”).

Not one but two models ate shit on the runway at Paris Fashion Week. Luckily, CBS News consolidated the videos of the two into a single clip for you to laugh at. Not fierce, girls, not fierce at all.

Below is a clip of Rosie O’Donnell and Dr. Christian Troy having sex on Nip/Tuck. View at your own risk.

Maybe Young Women Don’t Need to be Quite So Empowered

Wednesday, October 4th, 2006

After her three-month internship with Seventeen, former Miss Seventeen contestant Brianna Burrows is preparing to sue Editor-in-Chief Atoosa Rubinstein for slander, after Rubinstein privately bitched out Burrows in her office.

Rubinstein, whose general bitchiness and insanity have made her something of a legend in the NYC media community, allegedly told Burrows that her “career in magazines was over and that [she'd] never work in this industry again.”

Silly, naive Brianna. When the editor you’re working for is a raging bitch, you don’t file a lawsuit, you write a roman a clef. Or is the 21-year-old too young to remember the last time Lauren Weisberger wrote a book that sold?

Why Runway Models Need to Be Skinny

Wednesday, October 4th, 2006

Jean-Paul Gaultier proves, once and for all, that, yes, it is absolutely crucial that runway models be actively eating-disordered.

Afternoon Delight: Vaughniston Implodes Under the Weight of its Own Gravity (and over the phone)

Wednesday, October 4th, 2006

  • Mischa Barton and Nicole Richie are dunzo. Barton says Richie’s “fickle,” by which she of course means “starving.”

When Shanna Attacks

Wednesday, October 4th, 2006

Paris Hilton is becoming something of a fixture at Hollywood Station. For the second time in as many months, the heiress made a late-night stop to the Los Angeles police station. This time, however, she was there voluntarily (her last visit was the result of a DUI) — Hilton filed a report against Shanna Moakler, alleging that the former Miss USA (and estranged wife of Paris’s latest boy toy, Travis Barker), punched her in the jaw at Hyde. (Paris’s precious jaw, for the record, looks a-okay in the video).

Moakler also made a trip to the station, alleging that Paris’s friend (and former flame) Stavros Niarchos poured a drink over her head at the club.

That’s right, folks. He allegedly poured a drink over her head. Niarchos’s family, for the record, is worth around $7.5 billion. Billion with a B. And he poured a drink over Miss USA’s head. I’ll give that some time to sit.

Remember when you actually had to be home during the day to watch soap operas unfold?

The People Who Think Dane Cook is Funny: Explained!

Wednesday, October 4th, 2006


It turns out they’re just not very smart! Just what we’d suspected all along. Thank you to Salon for putting it so eloquently:

So what explains Cook’s popularity? His comedy is most notable for what it lacks: a critique of the political climate (Dennis Miller, George Carlin, Jon Stewart, Bill Maher), a commentary on our culture (Chris Rock, David Chappelle), a slightly tweaked perspective (Ray Romano, Steven Wright, Jerry Seinfeld), outrageously dirty material (Eddie Murphy, Andrew Dice Clay), or just a goofy, oddball routine (Howie Mandel). Although his delivery can be chafingly smug, Cook doesn’t present himself as anything special. He likes video games and chicks and sports and other general-purpose guy stuff. He’s not particularly baffled by the world, or all that perceptive, or all that self-aware. He’s a little self-deprecating, a little bit cutesy and a little bit aggressive, but most important, he treats mundane experiences like they’re huge revelations: Breakup sex is the best, right? Right! Sometimes you have to lie to get out of stuff you don’t want to do. I know you’ve done it, too, bro!

Even Cook’s delivery isn’t noteworthy or unique; he sprinkles “bro” and “dude” into every story, he’s terrible at impressions and when he’s imitating a woman, he inexplicably speaks in a high voice with a lisp, as if he’s doing a homophobic imitation of a gay man.

But Cook’s is the sort of non-threatening humor that appeals to people who, when watching Jon Stewart or Jerry Seinfeld, don’t feel like they’re in on the joke. With Cook, you’re always in on the joke. Even if you’ve never been in a bad relationship or had breakup sex, you can just flash that “SuFi” and you’re part of the club.

Read the rest of the article here. [via thisisnotreallyablogforreal]

Special note to Dane: This totally doesn’t mean I wouldn’t sleep with you. You can spend the whole time talking about how sometimes you just want to be on the bottom and let the girl do all the work. Ha!

So Much to Tell You

Wednesday, October 4th, 2006

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