Here are the Top Ten Directors in Hollywood who should be launched in a rocket headed for the sun. (Pajiba)Ghalib is also playing hard to get. His cell phone number is disconnected. His former photo agency, JFX, tells E! News that Ghalib "never worked for us" and has not been able to provide any contact information for him. (Source)
Ridic: (Adjective) Abbreviation for ridiculous; deserving or inviting mockery; absurd.Anthony Kalloniatis claims he is losing work because he is being confused for the Geordie double act and fears they could harm his career.
The comedian, 41, who hosts the US version of Celebrity Fit Club, also claims Ant and Dec's involvement in shows embroiled in phone-in scandals could also tarnish 'his valuable reputation'. (Source)
Burn: (Verb) To insult or disrespect someone.A rep said, "We did bid on the Clay story but thought it was just all right, not phenomenal."(Source)
Friends with Benefits: (Phrase) A physically involved relationship, where both partners enjoy some comforts of a serious relationship and simple friendship.Over the weekend, they held hands at a Thai karaoke bar in Hollywood. After seeing photographers, Kimmel began to walk backwards and covered his face as Silverman smiled and walked forward. But a rep downplays any romance, telling Usmagazine.com: "They remain close friends." (Source)
Make-Believe: (Adjective) Something pretended; feigned; imaginary; made-up.
Wait a damn minute. That Kirk Cameron Fireproof bee ess was a box office release? Someone please hold me. (Pajiba)
Best Friends: (Noun) The one friend who is closest to you.
Jesus Christ: (Exclamation) Taking the name of the central figure of the Christian religion in vain to express disgust or surprise.
Influence: (Noun) The capacity to have an effect on the character, development, or behavior of someone or something.Lyn Costello, from anti-violence group MAMAA, says: "She is glamorizing the use of guns. It's totally irresponsible. She's a role model and people look up to her. The last thing we want is people looking at her and thinking guns are fashionable."
"I'm really disappointed in her. She had a meeting with the Mayor saying she's worried about knife crime but is she not worried about gun crime too. If she's really worried about violent crime then she shouldn't wear a necklace that promotes guns." (Source)
Elope: (Verb) To run away with a lover.
Druggie: (Noun) A drug addict."The witness called 911 because she was concerned for Locklear's safety," Marshall said. "When a CHP officer arrived, Locklear was found seated inside her vehicle, which was partially blocking the roadway."
Because Locklear appeared "disoriented and impaired," she was taken to a local CHP station and drug and alcohol tests were administered, Marshall said. The actress was cooperative. "Alcohol was ruled out as a factor, but based on the officer's observations, we believe Locklear was under the influence of prescription medication," Marshall added. (Source)
For someone who's been arrested fighting in a Waffle House, this is
actually an uncharacteristic display of unbridled maturity. (Seriously? OMG!)
Crying Shame: (Phrase) Typically sarcastic response to an unfortunate situation.The teen sensation's multimillion-dollar singing voice could be at risk after she developed a vocal cord nodule, a source tells Star.
"Her concerned parents took her to the doctor, who diagnosed the beginning stages of a nodule," says the source. The small, bump-like mound of tissue, also called a node, is caused by continual straining of the voice and can lead to surgery if left untreated." (Source)
Eye of the Storm: (Phrase) The most intense part of a tumultuous situation.
Smoker: (Noun) A person who smokes tobacco regularly.
Goodwill: (Noun) Friendly, helpful, or cooperative feelings or attitude.
Responsibility: (Noun) The state or fact of being accountable or to blame for something.
Oh snap. Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert totally just went there. (Best Week Ever)
Sexy: (Adjective) Sexually attractive or excitingOne witness tells Usmagazine.com it features plenty of "erotic" choreography. (According to a leaked copy of the single, lyrics include: "Boy don’t try to front / I know just what gets you off.")
In one scene, Spears (who wears tight, black leather pants and fake tattoos on her arms in the video) lies on a kitchen counter and later straddles and makes out with a man dressed in business suit. The scene continues with Spears sucking on cherries or dangling them around her mouth, all while straddling and crawling all over the man, the witness says. (Source)
Train Wreck: (Noun) A huge, fiery mess you can't take your eyes off of.
Gullible: (Adjective) Easily persuaded to believe something; credulous.“My goal is to be acting and winning an Oscar,” the 27-year-old MTV alum told In Touch at the 4th Annual Pink Party in Santa Monica on September 13. “I want to be an actress with an Oscar and babies.” Vanessa — whose romance with Nick Lachey is still going strong — says she looks to Academy Award winner Julia Roberts for inspiration. “She’s phenomenal!” says Vanessa. “I would love to be just like her.” (Source)
Done: (Adjective) No longer happening or existing.
God's Will: (Noun) The omnipotence of a divine being."You could tell he was in pain," Lt. Jason Shumpert of the South Congaree Police Department told the Associated Press on Wednesday. "He just kept saying, 'That's my friends in the plane, that's my friends in the plane,'" Shumpert said.
"It was divine intervention that they got out," he said. (Source)
Where is the world is Brangelina San Diego? (Celebitchy)
Stick-in-the-Mud: (Noun) A person who is dull and unadventurous.Cameron, a partner in evangelical Christian ministry The Way of the Master, explains, "In Fireproof, there is a romantic and touching scene where he (character) kisses his wife. Because I have a commitment not to kiss any other woman, my wife Chelsea came in to the set and wore the dress my character's wife wore. We shot the scene in silhouette, so when I kiss my wife, I'm actually kissing my wife and honoring our marriage." (Source)
Musical Chairs: (Noun) A series of changes or exchanges of position, esp. in a political or commercial organization.Westwick, wearing leather pants and pointed shoes, accompanied Barrymore to the after-party at Bowery Electric where the pair continued their PDA. Barrymore even straddled Bass — um, we mean Westwick — in a move not dissimilar to that time Serena did it with Nate on the bar. (Source)
Fishing: (Verb) Try subtly or deviously to elicit a response or information from someone.She says, "I am beyond bikini-wearing age. I wouldn't normally wear one. The truth is, I don't really look that good. It was just a flattering picture. I look like a woman in her 60s. I've always looked awful in a bikini-- even when I was young." (Source)
Fiction: (Noun) An invention or fabrication as opposed to fact.
Surprise: (Noun) Denoting something happening unexpectedly.
Mariah Carey's photo retouchers get their hands on Britney. (Yeeeah!)I am a size 27 jeans... My measurements are 34, 26, 39. But remember I am 5'2" and 1/2 and everyone carries their weight in different places.
My body frame is small, but since I have curves, many people assume I am bigger and wear a bigger size in jeans. This is simply not the case! The misconception carries over to my weight, too. I am right under 120 lbs, but a lot of people have been shocked to hear that and have accused me of lying! Haha. (Source)
Takeoff: (Noun) The action of becoming airborne."I love her very much, but you know, she wants very much to get married and have children. That isn’t very much in the cards for me," he adds. "So there has to be a certain reality there. And I’m sure the time will come when she’ll be dating others. That’s part of the transition."
Madison - who was photographed getting cozy with Criss Angel over the weekend - tells Us of Hef: “We’re together. If I’m ever not his girlfriend, he’ll be the first to tell you."
Meanwhile, Hefner's other girlfriend Kendra Wilkinson is denying rumors that she is engaged to Philadelphia Eagles star Hank Baskett. She wrote on her blog: "hiiiiii just wanna let yall know that i am not engaged! if i was id be very happy though n i wouldnt hide it..hahahahaha!!!!!" (Source)
Recycle: (Verb) To use again.
Catfight: (Noun) Some kind of altercation (physical or otherwise) between two women, typically over a man and with sexy results.First, the two starlets were both backstage for the Saturday Night Live broadcast. Drew was on hand to hang with good pal Cameron Diaz, who was making a cameo on the show, while Kirsten was there to cheer on her Spider-Man co-star James Franco, who had been given hosting duties for the week.
"Drew and Kirsten had a really awkward run-in," one witness tells OK!. "James had to deflect the situation by making a joke and walking away with Kirsten while Drew then fumed about it to Cameron." (Source)
Creepy: (Adjective) Causing an unpleasant feeling of fear or unease.
Nick Hornby is teaming up with Ben Folds; and as a result, Dustin is teaming up with a tube sock. (Pajiba)
Scumbag: (Noun) A contemptible or objectionable person.First of all, I don't believe that the recent blogs posted by "Lindsay" were written by her. As far as the comments themselves, I think that we can all see that anyone with something negative to say about Samantha, is attacked by the "person" writing the blog ( probably Samantha herself) !!!
First, it was me for speaking out against Samantha after I was in a deep conversation with Lindsay, only to have Samantha in the background enticing Lindsay to get off the phone with me.. Then my own ex wife expressed such sincere concern that I felt we had to intervene. Now, Joe Francis is attacked for speaking out about Samantha, when he too cares about Lindsay and is concerned about Samantha's effect on Lindsay.
Joe Francis is a good person and even a better businessman. He wasn't a bad guy when he flew Lindsay around on his jet, opened the doors top his home or tried to help, was he? Of course not, because Samantha wasn't around. Sounds familiar with regard to me as well !!!!
There is a lot more to Samantha than meets the eye! Not that what we see is soooo pleasing anyway!I I mean, what's with this ...."person"??? Look at the way she "dresses"? Once more, she uses her middle finger more than she uses words! Personally, I think she is dark, hideous and a disgusting representation of humanity! Have you ever seen her apartment? For God's sake, when she runs out of toilet paper she tells people to use the cardboard roll. (I was told this first hand). (Source)
Perfect: (Adjective) Highly suitable for someone or something; exactly right.And who would Candace like to see step into the role made famous by Sarah Jessica Parker if her new “Sex” prequel book was to be adapted for TV or film? “I don’t know Miley Cyrus!” Candace revealed.
As previously reported by Access, Miley has expressed interest in playing a character similar to Carrie Bradshaw. “I’d love to do a younger, cleaner version of ‘Sex and The City,’” the Disney star told TV Guide last June. (Source)
Ho-hum: (Exclamation) Used to express boredom or resignation.
Catastrophe: (Noun) An event causing great and often sudden damage or suffering.
Pam Anderson shows off her “scabrous complexion of a truck stop hooker with HIV.” (Yeeeah!)
Overshare: (Verb) To offer too much information about oneself, often of a personal or embarrassing nature. "Tony is a great quarterback, but he's a better boyfriend," Simpson, 28, told PEOPLE at a Nina's Night Out, a benefit for the Rape Crisis Center at the Palms Casino Resort's Pearl Theatre in Las Vegas on Thursday. "I'm seriously proud of myself for letting him into my life." (Source)
Cryptic: (Adjective) Having a meaning that is mysterious or obscure.
Quitter: (Noun) A person who gives up easily or does not have the courage or determination to finish a task. See here.
Dramatic: (Adjective) Intending or intended to create an effect; theatrical.One protester told The New York Daily News: 'We aren't protesting Katie. But Scientology is a cult and once you become a member you can't leave, and we've heard that Katie isn't able to leave because of Tom Cruise.'
A member of the 30 strong group shouted: 'It is evil. Scientology kills people. It follows you home at night. It is perverted.' (Source)
Sibling Rivalry: (Noun) A competition between siblings especially for the attention, affection, and approval of their parents.“Ashley really wants to be a respected businesswoman and be taken seriously,” says the pal. “MK does too, but she hasn’t been willing to give up her lifestyle and act like an adult for their job.”
“She asked her sister to step back from her current responsibilities until she has her personal life together.” Instead, MK will focus on their more affordable line, Elizabeth and James, for which their roles were always less hands-on. “I just see myself more as a businessperson,” Ashley says. (Source)
Dustin acts like I Can Haz Cheezburger isn't totally his favorite site. (Pajiba)
Arr, Matey: (Expression) Something a pirate says, can mean anything from "Hello" to "Yes my friend, I concur."
Pariah: (Noun) Someone who is just a total outcast."We went to the location used in the original Star Wars, where we meet Luke Skywalker and he buys R2-D2 and C-3PO and does them up in the oil bath. It has been preserved as a tourist attraction. Now, who goes to an out-of-the-way place like that but a hardcore Star Wars fan? Anyway, we drive up and I'm standing next to my face on a poster and I'm wearing a jersey that says `McGregor' on the back... and nobody looked twice. It was quite hilarious, actually." (Source)
Success: (Noun) The attainment of popularity or profit.
Anorexic: (Adjective) Someone with an emotional disorder characterized by an obsessive desire to lose weight by refusing to eat."They want the girls to gain weight," a show source tells Us. "They are trying too hard to be skinny, and it's started to wear on them. It's just not healthy."
Stroup, 21, is 5-foot-8 but weighs 100 to 105 pounds while Grimes, 18, is 5-foot-3 and stands at a mere 90 pounds, Beverly Hills-based weight-management expert Dr. Joyce Peters estimates to Us. "I've never seen Jessica or Shenae eat," another show source tells Us. (Source)
Kirsten Dunst hates fashion as much as she hates Stridex pads and hairbrushes. (Yeeeah!)
Bragger: (Noun) A person who says boastful things in a boastful manner."I just cannot diet," Paltrow, 35, says on The Oprah Winfrey show airing Wednesday. "I think maybe it's the idea that you can't have something ... I just can't do it."
"It's worth it to me to do that extra exercise so I can eat what I want and not think about it." (Source)
Doormat: (Noun) A submissive person who allows others to dominate them."The person who won is now my best friend. We hang out. Yeah, we're really friends," Hilton told Reuters on Tuesday.
"We've been having barbecues and hanging out at the house. The winner and I have been pretty low-key so far, because it is top secret right now," she said. (Source)
Grown Ass: (Adjective) Referring to the maturity or age of a person.
Relapse: (Noun) A deterioration in someone's state of health after a temporary improvement.
Birthgay: (Noun) A really lame and annoying birthday celebration."I got some amazing gifts and a cake that said, 'Happy Birthday, Princess Heidi!'" she said Tuesday on Ryan Seacrest's KIIS-FM radio show.
Pratt added that Montag has also been nagging him about starting a family. "Heidi talks about lots of kids all the time," he said. "She wakes up with these great dreams about five kids." Montag then interrupted, "I want, like, four. Maybe I'll adopt 10. I want to have my own orphanage like Mother Teresa."
"I'm 22 now, so I'm really grown up," she went on. "Life is really short, and I don't need negative energy. There are children who are sick in the worst and, like, important matters, and it's such a waste of time to be fighting and angry." (Source)
What do you like to watch when you're praying to the porcelain God? (Pajiba)
Yawn: (Verb) To involuntarily open one's mouth wide and inhale deeply due to tiredness or boredom."Well, that year my boyfriend broke up with me, and I decided - oh man, sorry, mommy! - that I was in love with this girl that worked at the Body Shop," Fox said. "I decided that I was going to get her to love me back, and I went out of my way to create a relationship with this girl, a stripper named Nikita." Fox said Nikita would do "these beautiful slow dances to Aerosmith ballads." She added that she would bring the Russian stripper gifts and try to inspire her to quit her line of work.
Despite the relationship, Fox said she does not identify herself as gay. "Look, I'm not a lesbian," she went on. "I just think that all humans are born with the ability to be attracted to both sexes. (Source)
PDA: (Acronym) Stands for "public display of affection."
Sunday Best: (Noun) A person's best clothes, worn to church or on special occasions.
Humiliate: (Verb) To make someone feel ashamed and foolish by injuring their dignity and self-respect."It was strange when mom, who is 15 years older than Ashton, started seeing him (in 2003). I was 15 and he was a heart-throb to me - I had pictures of him on my wall! I remember mom saying her new 'friend' was going to hang out with us. I said, 'What's his name?' and she said, 'its Ashton'. And I said, 'Whoa - Ashton Kutcher?' I freaked out a bit and blushed." (Source)
"Well, I think that she looked a bit like her," Fiorina told MSNBC anchor Andrea Mitchell.
She continued "of course, the portrait was very dismissive of the substance of Sarah Palin, and so in that sense, they were defining Hillary Clinton as very substantive, and Sarah Palin as totally superficial." (Source)
Oh. No. Davy Jones is being creepy with his sad old man titties again. (Seriously? OMG!)
Waste: (Verb) To fail to make full or good use of."Obviously, being healthy and staying fit are important to me," says the 34-year-old, who in the past seemed like the only serious rival to Matthew McConaughey in the bare-chest sweepstakes.
"My TV projects are my main priority," he says. "And no, you will never see me host "Extra" without a shirt." (Source)
Shudder: (Verb) To tremble convulsively, typically as a result of fear or repugnance.
Available: (Adjective) Not currently involved in a sexual or romantic relationship.‘She has said it’s over and that the age difference was a big deal. She comes over as being very mature for her years and incredibly sophisticated but at heart she’s still a little girl who’s not ready to settle down.’ (Source)
Photogenic: (Adjective) A person looking attractive in photographs or on film.As she walked out, "a young, Swedish tourist was trying to take her photo," said one witness. Richie shouted, "I'm not an animal" then "jumped over the velvet rope, ripped the camera out of the girl's hand, and smashed it to the ground." Reps for Richie didn't reply to Page Six. (Source)
Animosity: (Noun) A strong hostility."If I were writing a letter to Sarah Palin," Pink told PopEater during her Sessions taping on Thursday, "it would be a lot of whys and hows. Who are you? Do you know? Why do you hate animals? Please point out Iraq on a map ..."
"This woman hates women," the singer said. "She is not a feminist. She is not the woman that's going to come behind Hillary Clinton and do anything that Hillary Clinton would've been capable of ... I can't imagine overturning Roe vs. Wade. She's not of this time. The woman terrifies me." (Source)
Amy Winehouse is as pretty as a picture. A picture of kittens that somebody turned inside out and set on fire. (Yeeeah!)
Superstition: (Noun) A widely held but unjustified belief in supernatural causation leading to certain consequences of an action or event, or a practice based on such a belief.On Thursday night, she told David Letterman that she'll never again wear her pink No.9 jersey to games. Referring to the "jinx drama", Jessica said: "I really think it’s because I was wearing a pink No. 9 jersey and not a blue one."
"If you had been in blue that wouldn't be a problem?" asked Letterman. "Well so far I've been wearing blue, and they're doing great," Jessica answered. "I'll never wear a pink one again!" (Source)
Typecast: (Verb) To assign an actor or actress repeatedly to the same type of role, as a result of the appropriateness of their appearance in such roles.
Fruit Fly: (Noun) An attractive young woman who regularly hangs out with gay men."Close, genuine female relationships are not what generally gets depicted in movies and TV shows," she says in the October issue of Seventeen. "Like, if you're watching The Hills or 90210, all the backstabbing shapes the way we act - you go to school, and you think your job is to find a sworn enemy and be jealous of each other," she goes on.
Adds Ferrera, 24: "I mean, I love Blake [Lively, her Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants co-star]; she’s a wonderful friend of mine, but shows like "Gossip Girl" kind of condition us to be mean." (Source)
The most useless celebrity not actually Paris Hilton, contrary to popular belief. (Pajiba)
Awkward: (Adjective) Causing or feeling embarrassment or inconvenience.She says, "I explained to them... 'Mom and daddy run about naked all the time and we taped some things... and someone stole the tape.' They really wanted to see Borat and I finally had a breakdown and let them because all their friends had (seen it) and I said: 'There are a few things we have to talk about before you see Borat.' So I did sit down with them and watch Borat. I kind of went 'La la la' over the parts I didn't want them to hear... I tried to muddle through that." (Source)
Puke: (Verb) To eject matter from the stomach.
Honest Woman: (Noun) A woman living in sin who becomes virtuous after being wed.Actress Tara Reid is to marry French fashion boss Julien Jarmoune after a whirlwind romance, according to reports.
The pair met while Reid was researching her new fashion line Mantra, and have quickly fell for each other, claims the National Enquirer. A friend tells the tabloid, "Tara's really in love with this guy, and he's had an amazingly calming effect on her." (Source)
Kinky: (Adjective) Involving or given to unusual sexual behavior.
Fatty: (Noun) A nickname for a big, fat huge person."I'm just fat," she said Tuesday during an interview with Le Grand Journal with husband Tony Parker. She then burst out laughing while Parker chuckled nervously. (Source)
Oh, Jennifer... (Celebslam)
Tease: (Noun) A person who tempts someone sexually with no intention of satisfying the desire aroused.She said: "We loved it ...If I could host an award show I would probably be as cool as he was. It was amazing ..perfect!"
She also revealed that though there was no romance between herself and the lanky comedian, they had shared a brief snog. "We kissed once!" she admitted. (Source)
Confusion: (Noun) The mistaking of one person or thing for another."[They] are the funniest thing on planet Earth. I don't know him from Adam. I met him once and he and his friend were kind enough to walk me home. I've never seen him since." (Source)
Truthiness: (Noun) The quality of stating concepts one wishes or believes to be true, rather than the facts.
Origin: Stephen Colbert, "The Colbert Report," 2005"I'm basically being judged, and they're creating this false person, and I can't do anything about it," Hilton says in the film. (Source)
Paris claims she invented that silly character for the series, knowing it would be funny. She says: “'Simple Life' is a reality show and people might assume it’s real. But it’s fake.
“All reality shows are fake basically. When you have a camera on you, you are not going to act yourself. So before I started the show I thought I’d make a character like the movies Legally Blonde and Clueless mixed together, with a rich girl all-in-one. Even my voice is different and the way I dress is different from me in real life. It’s a character I like to play. I think it’s carefree and happy. The public think they know me but they really don’t.” (Source)
Fabrication: (Noun) Something invented or concocted, typically with deceitful intent.A source tells British magazine Hello, "Heather has written the treatment for a novel about a model and campaigner who marries the most famous rock star in the world. She will be marketing the book as a work of fiction." (Source)
Technical Difficulties: (Noun) Malfunction with machinery and/or computer equipment.
Ever the gentleman, Howard Stern is helping a promising young woman fund her college education by auctioning off her virginity. (Yeeeah!)
Neighbourly: (Adjective) Characteristic of a good neighbor; helpful, friendly, or kind."Matt is rarely seen without a bottle or can of beer in his hand — he likes to unwind with friends. They surf and down beer after beer." But his neighbors want him to give it up, the sources says.
"The kids who play on the beach think Matt's cool because he's in movies," the insider says. But the parents think he's a bad influence. "They don't want their sons and daughters watching Matt get tipsy. Matt thinks they are overreacting. He says he's a dad, too, and they should mind their own business." (Source)
Dramarama: (Noun) A series of events built up on bitchiness, feuding, cattiness, gossiping, backstabbing, arguing and possibly even fighting.Shannen’s new nemesis is said to be former “Degrassi: The Next Generation” star Shenae Grimes, who plays Annie Wilson on the revamped Beverly Hills drama.
“(Shenae) actually referred to Shannen as an ‘effin bitch’ and said from the first moment Shannen walked onto the set she’s been acting like she’s special,” an insider revealed. “Shenae was saying that Shannen talks down to the costume designers and caterers like they’re her servants and prances around the set like she’s Hollywood royalty.” (Source)
Fired: (Verb) To dismiss an employee from a job.Though Donald Trump wanted the "Girls Gone Wild" man on the show, NBC brass allegedly encountered resistance from sponsors and vetoed Francis.
Francis told Page Six: "Donald Trump and I decided to do a different show. I would have added a lot to 'Celebrity Apprentice,' and I would have been excited to do it, but I'm more excited by this other idea." (Source)
Chop: (Verb) Cut something with repeated sharp blows using an ax or knife.
Purity: (Noun) Freedom from immorality, esp. of a sexual nature."I don't pick on them," Hilton told Usmagazine.com after Brand's remarks. "That's something cool for a kid to keep, so don't pick on them for that."
"I think that they're all really good kids and that they're definitely our next generation of kids and they're all really good so I think that's awesome," Hilton added. (Source)
Learn the difference between a vagina and the insides of a person's thighs. (The Blemish)
Trouble: (Noun) A situation in which one is liable to incur punishment or blame.
Scandalous: (Adjective) Causing public outrage by a perceived offense against morality.The controversial singer, who comes from a devout Italian Catholic family but now follows the Kabbalah faith, dedicated her 1984 hit to Pope Benedict XVI at the Rome, Italy stop on her Sticky & Sweet world tour on Saturday. She told the crowd: "I dedicate this song to the Pope because I'm a child of God. All of you are also children of God." (Source)
Assault: (Verb) To make a physical attack on.He says he was just trying to get his cell phone back from Shannon, who had snatched it away. That's when Coleman put his truck in gear and and knocked him to the ground. He also said Gary threw several punches at him before getting behind the wheel. Rushton was treated and released from a local hospital.
Police are investigating the incident and say alcohol may be a factor. (Source)
Extraordinary: (Adjective) Very unusual or remarkable.
Lame: (Adjective) Something intended to be entertaining, yet uninspiring and dull.
NatPo (Natalie Portman) looked stunning at the Venice Film Fest. Oh yeah, NatPo? That's all mine, bitches! (usemycomputer)
Thirsty: (Adjective) Feeling a need to drink something.A Bestival source said last night: “It’s common for artists to make requests for food and beverages before they arrive. But organisers have heard Miss Winehouse has ordered in an extremely large amount of Jack Daniel’s, in fact, a ridiculous amount that she and her team could not possibly consume during their short stay.
“Everyone is really excited about getting Amy to perform here, and naturally there are now fears she is planning something wild. (Source)
Shitcom: (Noun) A sitcom that is really, really, really bad."It's going to be about us as a band but dealing with normal things like trying to take out the trash and not get hounded by fans," Joe Jonas tells ELLEgirl magazine about the as-yet untitled series. "It's going to be a funny show, and it's going to be a great cast." (Source)
Superficial: (Adjective) Existing or occurring at or on the surface.'I'm not weighing myself, so I don't know how much I've lost. But I know my clothes fit a lot better. 'I've gone from a 46-inch waist to a 36-inch waist. 'My goal is not be skinny. I wanna be in good shape. I'd love David Beckham's body.'
'The only number that's important to me is five - and that's making sure that I work out five days a week. And I do. I'm very committed and it's all about consistency. 'It's been a months-long process, which began back in January. The first step was just eating healthy. (Source)
Acquiesce: (Verb) To accept something reluctantly but without protest.The outspoken rapper was upset by his treatment at last year's show, when his performance was relegated to a small stage in the Las Vegas venue. West also failed to win any prizes, and accused the music cable network of exploiting Britney Spears, who inadvertently stole the show by badly lip-synching and dancing to her new tune. (Source)
Big Spender: (Noun) One who spends lavishly and ostentatiouslyTo keep herself in shape to don those dandy threads, Linda Bollea, whose 2007 income was listed as $188,158, has also been shelling out $801 per month for grooming purposes. And she hasn't been neglecting the house, either, what with $7,502 being spent on monthly maid service and $2,464 going toward lawn and pool maintenance. Pet care costs $1,374. The biggest numbers come in the legal department, with $17,840 going toward her attorneys and accountants each month. (Source)
Oh boy! Holly Madison flashed her beav! Like you couldn't have totally seen that without going to the 7-11 and buying a magazine or anything. (Celebslam)
Bitch Crazy: (Exclamation) A response to the actions of some belligerent, crazy-ass, devil woman.
License to Drive: (Title) 1988 teen comedy/adventure, starring Corey Haim and Corey Feldman, which really has nothing to do with this post.In late August, the star ordered a fully loaded white Mercedes-Benz CLK 550 Cabriolet with a sticker price of $75,375. “Miley wanted special options like parking assist and a cream-colored leather interior, so she ordered the car early,” her pal says. “She’s telling everyone that she hopes to get a car when she turns 16, so when it comes, she can say it was a surprise from her parents.” (Source)
Missionary Dating: (Phrase) Used to describe when a person of one religious persuasion dates a person with differing beliefs for the purpose of converting him or her.
Gassy: (Adjective) Of a person suffering from an accumulation of gas in the alimentary canal; flatulence.As for the moment she realized she was pregnant, she reveals, "I was sitting down doing hair and makeup and I felt a flutter. The weirdest little ... flourish. My makeup artist said 'What’s the matter?' I didn’t say anything, but in my head, I was like, I have life inside me!” (Source)
Fiasco: (Noun) A thing that is a complete failure, esp. in a ludicrous or humiliating way."MTV has long played an important role in my career," Spears, 26, says in a statement to Us. "How can I not be there to kick off their 25th VMAs?"
"Britney has done everything from perform with a snake, lock lips with Madonna and prove that what happens in Vegas doesn't always stay in Vegas," MTV Networks president Van Toffler tells Us. "I can't wait to see what she does to kick off this year's show." (Source)
Remember how I kept saying how the new "90210" was going to totally suck balls? Well, it does! (Pajiba)
Alternative: (Adjective) Of one or more things available as another possibility.Hopefully there’s more acting to come. I’m not closing that chapter of my life by any means. But I am all about the music right now When it comes to acting, it’s gotta feel right for me at this point in my life. It’s gotta just be a really incredible director and production with an awesome studio and great cast But for me right now it’s just Jessica Simpson is music. (Source)
Veep: (Noun) Informal; a vice president."He picked a girl and it wasn't Heidi," Spencer joked. "Not picking Heidi for the vice president, it's just cold." "I can't believe it," joked Heidi. "I'm really hurt. Blondes have more fun. I guess he doesn't know that." (Source)
Appropriate: (Adjective) Fitting or proper in the circumstances.
Kiss of Death: (Noun) A fatal or destructive relationship or action.When she came to announce '...and now the most important part of the night', Elton chipped in 'What? Are you going to have another drink?' She fired back: 'F*** off Elton. I am 40 years younger than you and have my whole life ahead of me!' The shocked audience fell silent.
A clearly rattled Elton replied 'I could still snort you under the table'. To which she replied: 'F*** off. I don't know what you are talking about.' (Source)
TNT does their spin on "legal drama" with a greeeesy-haired Zach Morris! (Pajiba)
Incognito: (Adverb) Of a person having one's true identity concealed.
Crystal Ball: (Noun) A solid globe of glass or rock crystal, used by fortune-tellers and clairvoyants for seeing into the future.
Inconsiderate: (Adjective) Thoughtlessly causing hurt or inconvenience to others.Britain's Daily Mirror newspaper also reports that there is growing resentment after the singer recently stayed at a $20,000 a night castle on the Cote d'Azur, while some crew were put up in a $92.50 a night hotel.
A source tells the newspaper, "Everyone is absolutely furious with her... they feel they are being treated like second-class citizens, despite all their hard work over the last few months." (Source)
Witty Retort: (Phrase) To say something in answer to a remark or accusation in a quick and inventive way.Today I read on a blog that I went to the doctor and he said I was overweight and I cried and went to Planet Blue (because I was blue) and bought 6 pair of size 0 jeans. Now it is ridiculous to read such nonsense about oneself so I thought I would address this one...
1. My doctor says I am right on target with my weight gain
2. Have not been to Planet Blue in at least two years
3. Love my maternity jeans ..they have stretchy tops it is awesome!
4. My closet full of size 0's are being worn by Pete right now and he looks hot in them :)