My New Blog...
I have been working really hard to get a new site...You can go over to see me at TEN Gossip. Can't wait to see you there!
The Quaids needed help from the police to see their kids
They have asked for privacy...so why can't the pap listen for once??
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The Stars talk about Ellen Degeneres
Who's lips do you like better???
Would you like a chance to watch celebrities???
The writers are on strike....now what happens to TV??
1. Will your favorite shows be off the air? Not immediately, though they may go into repeats a lot sooner than you would like. The Daily Show, for example, as well as the nightly talk shows with David Letterman and Jay Leno, will go into repeats beginning today, because they’re all staffed with WGA writers. Other scripted shows, dramas like Grey’s Anatomy and sitcoms like The Office, have stockpiled scripts in anticipation of the strike, and should have enough material to keep us in new episodes through January.
2. Are shows like 24 and Lost in Jeopardy? USA Today runs down the many other ways the one-day-old strike has already impacted the TV season, including the cancelation of NBC’s planned Heroes spin-off, a possible postponement of the new season of 24 and a potentially shortened (to eight episodes!) season of Lost.
4. Daytime soaps may be hard hit. AOL TV has more scoop on how the strike will affect the rest of the TV season, including rumors that NBC will air the original British version of The Office during the strike and that daytime soaps could be among the hardest hit by the walkout.
5. More reality TV? And TV Guide has a network-by-network breakdown of what the strike means, and the bottom line is: Get used to lots more reality programming, especially if the strike drags on. If you’re a fan of shows like Grey’s, House and Desperate Housewives, in other words, the news ain’t good. But if you’ve been waiting around for a new batch of Supernanny, rock on.
5. No one knows how long the strike will last. The last WGA strike, in 1988, lasted 22 weeks and cost the industry more than $500 million. So that’s certainly incentive to settle it quickly. On the other hand, the two sides—the WGA and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers—are clearly pretty far apart on the issues, which mainly revolve around the writers’ demands for a more equal share in the profits of TV shows from DVD and Internet sales. So, again, no one knows how long the strike will last.
Whose celebrity hair do you like best??
Who has your favorite sexy hair?? Take a look at the pics and tell me!! I really want to know!
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Ellen Degeneres and Portia De Rossi still together!!
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Hospitalized Celebrities
What...Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt...OMG!!!
Live Earth (another picture)
The tent dress
(Photo courtesy: People.com)
Is it the 80's again??
Stars and their bathing suits
Now we all know why Heidi Montag got implants...so she could look killer in this bathing suit!!
Katie Holmes looks like she belongs in another era with this bathing suit. I would never wear a bathing suit with a buckle.
There is something about this pic that just bugs me....is it the stomach sticking out??? Would you wear this??
Would you wear these styling peep toe shoes??? Yes or No?? 
How about scarves in the summer? Yes or No?
Celebrities Original Names
Alicia Keys - Alicia Augello Cook
Bob Hope - Leslie Townes Hope
Charlie Sheen - Carlos Irwin Estevez
Cher - Cherilyn Sarkisian
David Copperfield - David Seth Kotkin
Demi Moore - Demetria Guynes
Gene Simmons - Chaim Witz
Harry Houdini - Ehrich Weiss
Hulk Hogan - Terry Jean BolletteJamie Foxx - Eric Bishop
Jean-Claude Van Damme - Jean-Claude Camille François Van Varenberg
Mariah Carey - Maria Nuñez
Marilyn Manson - Brian Warner
Martin Sheen - Ramón Estévez
Natalie Portman - Natalie Hershlag
Pink - Alecia Moore
Seal - Sealhenry Samuel
Shania Twain - Eileen Regina Edwards
Snoop Dogg - Calvin Broadus
Tom Cruise - Thomas Cruise Mapother IV
This answers my question!!
Why do we care for the rich and famous?? Get the answers here!
