Here are my top 3 picks (in no particular order) of the cutest celebrity babies!
1. Suri Cruise [Katie Holmes & Tom Cruise]
The baby with a sense of fashion.
2. Shiloh Jolie Pitt [Angelina Jolie & Brad Pitt]
The baby with beautiful hair, eyes, lips... everything really.
3. Harlow Madden [Nicole Richie & Joel Madden]
The baby with the cutest face!
Based on these pics, I'd have to say Harlow is the cutest. :-)
AT&T, the only network in which American Idol viewers can text in their votes, gave lessons on sending mass text messages and offered free texting to attendees of two parties organized by Kris Allen fans in Arkansas. The free texting and tutorials on how to send 10 or more texts at a time were giving at the parties following the final performances. No similar services were given to an Adam Lambert supporters. Just another example of how fake Idol has gotten.
The full article here.
Just a FYI: According to an article on YAHOO!, "nearly half of the social networking sites don't immediately delete pictures" that users upload. Obviously, users should be smart about the types of photos they upload, but perhaps this knowledge will help keep it that way.
If you haven't already, meet Adele. I'm not quite sure what it is about her music, but I absolutely love it. My mother owns her debut album 19 and since I've been home, I've been hooked. Although the two artists are completely different, my feelings for Adele remind me of how I feel about Colbie Caillat. I can just lay back and put their albums on repeat.
Check out a couple of Adele's songs/videos below:
Chasing Pavements
Hometown Glory
Ms. Hilton, please control yourself. More scandalous pics with her bf, Doug Reinhardt, here.
Although So You Think You Can Dance has featured two guys dancing together on the show in the past, it has usually been something like hip-hop. However, on the 5th season's debut Thursday night Misha Belfer (gay) and Mitchel Kibel (straight) auditioned with a Samba routine.
All three judges seemed more concerned about the fact that two guys were dancing together than the actual dancing causing some to feel the comments were homophobic. Nigel Lythgoe, the creator/producer/judge on the show, stands by his comments.
Though I felt some of the comments were unnecessary, the pair did fall on their asses when attempting a lift and were given the chance to try the choreography portion to prove themselves. Ultimately, they didn't advance to Vegas.
I'm kind of torn about the issue. On one hand playing "It's Raining Men" during their introduction clip and other attempts to poke fun at the pair could be seen as offensive, just because a person doesn't advance doesn't mean it's because they're gay.
Like when Adam Lambert didn't win American Idol the other night, everyone said it was because he was gay. And now, people like Perez Hilton are writing about the SYTYCD incident saying it's because one of the guys was gay. While I didn't watch AI so I can't speak on that, the dance pair weren't that great and FELL during their routine.
Yes, there is still a lot of homophobia in this country -- but every time a person of the GBLTQ community doesn't make it all the way, doesn't always mean it's because of that sole reason. I'm tired of people using that as an excuse.
Walmart refuses to sell Green Day's latest album "21st Century Breakdown." The biggest retail outlet in the country won't stock the CD because of its "long-standing policy not to stock any CD with a parental advisory sticker" according to an AP article. Walmart only provides the clean version of "raunchier" acts -- such a version does not exist of "21st Century Breakdown."
What do you think of when you see: Jessica Simpson
Whenever I see a picture of her, the only thing I can think of is Proactive... You know -- "the #1 acne system in the world." Sometimes I wonder if that stuff actually works. My old doctors and dermatologists never recommended it for me and practically gave me every thing but it. But yeah, that's all I can think about whenever I see Jessica Simpson. Her and those commercials.
American Idol favorite this season, Adam Lambert, lost tonight to the "underdog" Kris Allen according to many people's disappointed Facebook statuses.
Lambert (left) and Allen battled for the season 8 title
Reality "star" Kate Gosselin from the Jon & Kate Plus 8 seems her ego has been multiplied by 8 bazillion since the show first aired. According to an US article she's done things like reject non-matching cribs and other silly things. I hate how people think just because they're on a reality show, that they're a celebrity. Bitch please!
Almost everyone has a reality show these days. I think you have to a lot more than give birth to 8 babies to reach celebrity status. Look at other real reality television stars such as Paris Hilton -- model, business woman, movie star, recording artist, need I go on?
A reality television star is someone who goes on to do bigger and better things because they got their start on a reality show (i.e. Paris Hilton, Nicole Richie, Tila Tequila, Elisabeth Hasselbeck). Simply being on a show does not make a celebrity. Look at failed reality TV celebrities such as Ali Lohan (Living Lohan) or Justin Guarini (American Idol). I know what you're think: WHO?! Exactly!!
Kate Grosselin, get over yourself!
Blacked Eyed Peas member Fergie reveals that she is bisexual, following other stars such as Lindsay Lohan, Meghan Fox, Tila Tequila and Lady Gaga. American Idol alum Clay Aiken confirmed rumors that he was gay last year. Being gay myself, I wonder if these popular celebrities coming out will better help people accept the LGBTQ community.
The latest rumors surround American Idol finalist Adam Lambert.
Not that it's the world's business whether he is or not, I am curious to see where it goes.
With the popularity of songs like Katy Perry's "I Kissed A Girl," maybe there's hope.
+The Hills star Spencer Pratt recently release his rap song "I'm A Celebrity" on Ryan Seacrest's KIIS FM radio show. Here "The Great White" rap here.
+In related news: Heidi Montag legally changed her last name to Pratt.
+Kate Gosselin of the TLC reality show John and Kate Plus 8, scares fans in Michigan at meet-and-greet.
+In related news: two weeks before its air date, producers haven't completed the John and Kate Plus 8 premiere. The show is working to incorporate the couples marriage woes into the show.
+Rapper Eminem had contemplated poking fun at Jessica Simpson's weight gain, but stands by his "We Made You" music video choice.
+Despite the racy photo scandal, Miss California keeps her crown.
Rumors have been floating around for years about what's "in the cup" of American Idol judge Paula Abdul. I guess the answer to why she has weird behavior on the popular TV show from time to time has now been found:
With a new album due soon, the tiny dancer performed her new song "I'm Just Here For The Music" recently on the Idol stage:
Jeffree Star tries out a new sound in his new single "Prisoner," released in the first couple days of May. It's kind of refreshing to hear the pink-haired Myspace celeb sing about something other than vaginas and razor blades. The song actually has decent lyrics and it's growing on me. Take a listen below.
Apparently it's been confirmed that Pageant officials paid for Miss California Carrie Prejean's breast implants. While I do not have a problem with people getting plastic surgery, shouldn't a beauty pageant celebrate and recognize NATURAL beauty? After the whole Miss USA controversy, I really have no respect for these types of competitions. Women should be praised for both their natural beauty and intelligence rather than the stereotypical dizzy plastic Barbie that every man wants to bang.
There are so many women out there who feel ugly because they aren't a certain dress size or starve themselves to become America's idea of the perfect weight. Women who dumb themselves down to get attention, hiding their intelligence because it isn't attractive. Why? As someone who has had issues with food in the past, I find it disgusting that women like those that compete in Miss USA are still being put on pedestals. People need to realize that real women watch these shows and that real women have curves and are smarter than these Miss USA chicks.
