Here are ten of the freakiest Halloween movies which will make you scream like a little girl and sleep with the lights on. (Agent Bedhead)
Lazy: (Adjective) Showing a lack of effort or care.
Cautionary Tale: (Noun) A story or scenario serving as a warning."I told her in no uncertain terms that her career would be over if something stupid were to happen," Billy Ray admitted to a friend. "I think I made an impression on her — at least, I hope so."
"Tish and Billy Ray told Miley, one bad decision and she could forget the showbiz glamour — she'd have to be home feeding the baby, changing diapers and living the life of a teen mom," reveals an insider. (Source)
Apt: (Adjective) Appropriate or suitable in the circumstances.Wentz admits they haven't yet come up with a name for the baby. "I want to meet them first," he said. "My brother was almost a Duncan, and he's Andrew now. I think it might have ruined his life more if he was a Duncan." His goal? To make sure the baby's name would work as either "a rock star or a senator," he said. (Source)
Brilliant: (Adjective) Exceptionally clever or talented.
Heidi Klum has got buttloads of milk. (Popoholic)
Child Predator: (Noun) Someone who preys on children to sexually assault or abuse.
Premiere: (Verb) To give the first performance of.
Grotesque: (Adjective) Comically or repulsively ugly or distorted.
Important: (Adjective) Of great significance or value; likely to have a profound effect on success, survival, or well-being.Ashley Byrne, PETA campaign coordinator, said: “They can hustle in the back of a book signing and they can avoid these PETA protesters, a lot of who grew up being fans. “But they really can't avoid the fact that when they make these ugly decisions, it shows and it turns off their fans.”
Dan Shannon, PETA's assistant director of youth campaigns, added: “From their ghoulish garb to their skeletal frames, every day is Halloween if you're an Olsen twin.” (Source)
Nonsensical: (Adjective) Of something that has no meaning or make no sense."One is a sexy firefighter. He can be a regular firefighter guy," she says. "Then we have an Egyptian."
Their third idea? "It takes a little imagination here," Carey tells Ray. "I would be chocolate chip cookies. "It's just like a two-piece little number, and it's made out of the chocolate chip cookie fabric," she says. "Then you have actual cookies sewn on." And is Cannon a glass of milk then, Ray asks. "He made this up and he was only kidding, but I liked it," says Carey, adding, "he would be a milk carton with a missing sign over his head." (Source)
Boomerang: (Verb) Of a plan or action to return to the originator, often with negative consequences.Angelina's instincts first kicked into high gear in September when Brad and divorcée Diane both attended an intimate cast dinner without her in Berlin. "They went through several bottles of wine," Mimmo Bianco, manager of Italian restaurant Al Contadino Sotto le Stelle tells Star. "It was obvious he was having a great time."
Diane made sure Brad knew just how excited she was during their night out, says a source. "She kept putting her arm around Brad's neck to whisper something in his ear because it was so loud. He was clearly charmed by her, and Diane definitely looks smitten. She's thrilled to be around him again." (Source)
Solution: (Noun) A means of solving a problem or dealing with a difficult situation.After unflattering bikini shots of her surfaced last week, Reid faced a barrage of Internet attacks aimed at her post-surgery figure. "I've been a media target for years now," the actress, 33, tells PEOPLE. "It does hurt my feelings, but what can I do? I have to move on."
Yet moving on has been difficult, especially because Reid has to live with the evidence of the past - the scars on her stomach from a 2004 liposuction surgery and subsequent reconstructive surgery in 2006. "They are my battle wounds," she says of her "uneven" abs. (Source)
Blockbuster: (Noun) A movie, book, or other product that is a great commercial success.Next up for a movie described by one of its participants as “maybe one of the worst films ever made”: a November premiere in Bulgaria.
So far there’s no U.S. release date set. Nor is there one for any other country in which English is the primary language. (Source)
Here's a foolproof guide to writing a feature story for Entertainment Weekly. (Pajiba)
Bragging Rights: (Noun) The supposed right to brag about an accomplishment."Working with someone like Angelina Jolie is a great privilege, because I get to look at that gorgeous beauty every day," he said. "But she's also a great talent." (Source)
Face Value: (Noun) The superficial appearance or implication of something.
Trash Picker: (Noun) Someone who goes through the garbage looking for personal gain.An anonymous letter was sent to Page Six from someone who claims to have sifted through the actress' refuse and included photocopies of Parker's drug prescription receipts from Bigelow Pharmacy on Sixth Avenue.
They show that last year she shelled out a $20 insurance co-payment for a supply of 30 tablets of a medication that's commonly used to treat low-thyroid function and prevent goiters. It was prescribed by a Manhattan internist. (Source)
The other website that I write for interviewed Kevin Motherfucking Smith. (Pajiba)
Changed Man: (Phrase) What occurs when someone experiences life-changing revelations at the hand of adversity."He was on a roll," he said. "He was a young professional driver. He had the show going, and it all got real busy, and then when he went to jail, he got stripped of everything.
"He got stripped of clothes, of watches, he got stripped of his identity, and he found out what's important in life," Hulk added. "He knows what's real, and what's not real. (Source)
Turn On: (Verb) To excite or stimulate the interest of someone sexually.A source close to the couple told the MailOnline last night: 'With her time being so precious to her, and with there being more important things to her like spending three of four hours in the gym every day, it become just another thing in the diary. (Source)
Mazel Tov: (Exclamation) a Jewish phrase expressing congratulations or wishing someone good luck.
Jacko's backo! Just in time for Halloween, too! (popbytes)
Neglectful: (Adjective) Of failure to care for properly.
Meta: (Adjective) Of a creative work referring to itself or to the conventions of its genre; self-referential.
Mean: (Adjective) Unkind, vicious or aggressive in behavior."America was mean to Lindsay," the pal tells the Post. "Producers give her too much power. Lindsay didn't do the last two episodes because America didn't like her and got her kicked off." (Source)
Glib: (Adjective) Fluent and voluble but insincere and shallow.There's also the small matter of Tom's upcoming big-budget war movie, Valkyrie. Some Hollywood insiders are hinting to OK! that the Friars Club appearance may be the first stop in what is intended as a "good will tour" of sorts in the weeks leading up to the film's release. (Source)
Guys, old Stace here needs your help. Over on Pajiba, Dustin and I are having a pissing contest/flame war which culminated into an Ab Off -- and my precious Jared Padalecki is losing. And since I'm not above begging, or cheating, please go vote for him! Even if you prefer Ryan Reynolds! Do it for me! Pretty please? (Pajiba)
Illegal: (Adjective) Contrary to or forbidden by law, esp. criminal law."After my last two years, there's been a lot of things that happened, so I've learned just not to judge anyone and go into our friendship with an open mind and not really worry about the age or anything," she continued.
"He's a really great Christian guy. He's gone through stuff, and I've gone through stuff, and everyone goes through that. I think it's really awesome that we have that in common -- that we can talk about it and that we can understand [each other] ... he gets it." (Source)
Joe Six Pack: (Noun) An "average" or everyday middle class person.
Scary: (Adjective) Frightening; causing fear.
Suicide Watch: (Noun) Close observation of someone in order to prevent suicide.“Brooke and I are thrilled! She’s the best stepmom Sam, Lola and Cassandra could ever hope for," Sheen, 42, told Usmagazine.com referring to his daughters Sam, 4, and Lola, 3 (with ex-wife Denise Richards), and Cassandra, 23 (with ex-girlfriend Paula Profitt). (Source)
Everybody's favorite serial killer has been picked up for two more
seasons. And watch your mouth, Dustin! Michael C. Hall never wears
thin... In my heart. (Pajiba)
Motherly: (Adjective) Of, resembling, or characteristic of a mother.In an interview in the twins' new book, Influence, designer Karl Lagerfeld asks the girls if they dream of love, marriage and the baby carriage. Mary-Kate, who has been dating NYC artist Nate Lowman for a year, says it's not for her. "I don't feel the need to get married," the freewheeling Olsen explains. "But Ashley wants children. I'll be a great aunt or godmother." (Source)
Hard: (Adjective) Someone who is tough and prone to violence.The picture was apparently intended to portray Perry as "edgy", according to sources on the shoot: "The knife picture was done to give Katy more of a sexy, harder edge. But in the end it wasn't picked as a main shot for her album or website." (Source)
Flop: (Noun) A total failure.But apparently, it isn’t a reflection of poor sales, but that her parent retail company "Anchor Blue" is moving in a different direction and is expected to close around 40 stores across the U.S in the coming months. (Source)
Comeuppance: (Noun) A punishment or fate that someone deserves.Although nobody was physically injured, their suit describes a wild, traumatic ride with Lohan allegedly angry and intoxicated as she went after the other car following a party.
"Dante and Jakon continued to implore Lohan to slow down, stating specifically that she was endangering all of their lives and that they could be killed," the lawsuit says. "Lohan refused to slow or stop, but instead responded with abusive cursing and vulgar language, including a statement that she did not care about the risk of death." (Source)
Remember the good old days of Swingers, back before Vince Vaughn literally had fat rolls underneath his eyes? (Pajiba)
Umbrage: (Noun) Offense or annoyance.She says, "Paris Hilton is still bugging me about Stupid Girls. She came up to me in a nightclub a couple of months back and she said, 'I hope you realize that the person I seem to be in the press is really just an act and the real me is really smart'. I said, 'Just get over it. The song was like years ago. Quit bugging me.' (Source)
Secretive: (Adjective) Of a person inclined to conceal feelings and intentions or not to disclose information."This guy I know in L.A. is kind of doing it for me right now," the actress told PEOPLE at the London premiere for her newest movie, Rachel Getting Married. "When I think of sexy, I think of him."
"You know when sometimes you don't know someone very well - you'll probably never see them again - but you just meet them and you're like 'WOW, you really have it going on'?" (Source)
The Gym Class Heroes star says, "She did it on purpose. She hit me right after the performance (and said), 'Baby, you gotta see the performance! You gotta see the performance!' and I watched it. And I was like, 'Baby, did you fall?' and she's like, 'I did it on purpose.'"Oh, I'm sure it was on purpose. Just like she's a fake bisexual on purpose, and looks like a poor man's Zooey Deschanel on purpose, and is a stupid poser who tries way too hard on purpose. And I bet they even call each other baby all the time on purpose. Oh yeah, and when I murder them both in the face? That will totally be on purpose too.
McCoy tells MTV News, "It was all planned. I think she murdered it, man...She's a step above, a step ahead, you know? And I've always backed her." (Source)
Clone: (Noun) A person or thing regarded as identical to another.
Die: (Verb) To command a person, animal, or plant to stop living."Not seeing him for six months has been really, really hard," Brooke writes. "He always knows how to make me feel better or make me smile when I need it, and it's been tough without having him there to hug me just at the right time, or crack a joke when I'm havin' a bad day."
"I understand people have their own opinion, but most of the people that come up to us don't know the whole story or how much we really, really love John [the victim]," she says. "It's really sad because we're not bad people. We're just going through a really hard time, and so is John's family. "All I ask is, instead of making this harder and putting evil things out there, you pray for John, and for us, and leave words of inspiration," she writes.
"John is gonna walk out of that hospital and things will be OK again. I know his strength, and I know he can do it with our prayers."
Before signing off, Brooke writes, "I just can't wait to see my Nicky! I'm gonna make him every kind of food you can possibly think of! He's been living on bread and potatoes so far and I know some Mac-n-Cheese is gonna hit the spot! LOL" (Source)
W. is like cinematic premature ejaculation. (Pajiba)
Spoiled: (Verb) Harm the character of a child by being too lenient or indulgent.She says, "It's a great schedule, because (Suri and I) get to spend the whole day together and then I go and do the play. Then I come home and we play some more! We have a dressing room that is transformed into a playroom. It has a little piano." (Source)
Legal: (Adjective) Being the age of consent permitted by law.Efron kept it causal in a T-shirt and jacket while Hudgens, 19, who "helped plan the party," a source says, donned a colorful mini-dress. Guests arrived with wrapped gifts, including bottles of liquor for the actor, who can now legally drink alcohol. (Source)
TMI: (Abbreviation) Stands for "Too much information."He grinned as Simpson, 28, called him "the calm of the storm in my life" and said, "Whatever I go through, I know I can depend on him to relax and bring me faith again."
Before singing "My Sunday," she added, "This is a song I wrote about a certain someone who throws that football really good." Simpson giggled and Romo, 28, beamed.
Nursing a broken pinky and chatting with Cowboys tight end Jason Witten, Romo bobbed his head with the music and was caught singing along to a few songs. When Simpson hit a powerful note during "Do You Know," he clapped in awe. (Source)
Low Blow: (Noun) An illegal blow that strikes below an opponent's waist."I don't really understand kabbalah as a religion," Ritchie told Extra at the Toronto International Film Festival last month. Ritchie continued: "I don't think it's a religion as far as I'm aware." (Source)
If you're 16-years-old, Sex Drive will probably be the best movie you ever saw. (Pajiba)
Smug: (Adjective) Having or showing an excessive pride in oneself.Nonetheless, she said, she looks forward to the day when she can put “Mr. and Mrs. Smith” in the DVD player for the children; “not a lot of people get to see a movie where their parents fell in love.” (Source)
Off the Charts: (Phrase) No longer to be measured by standard means.Surprisingly, the outfit wasn't the fault of an expensive designer, but is the handiwork of the actress herself. Katie Holmes wore her own design at the after-party to celebrate the first night of her Broadway play, All My Sons. (Source)
Liability: (Noun) The state of being responsible for something."I came out of Idol with a lack of self-confidence," McKibbin tells the new issue of Us Weekly. "I think I had my first solo in school when I was 5, and I got more as I got older: That's the biggest compliment in choir. I had never been told I wasn't good enough. Having to hear it for so many weeks from Simon Cowell killed me inside. I couldn't get the s--t he had said to me out of my head."
She continued: "It drove me deeper into my depression. I wouldn't say that this was Simon's fault. It just added to the addict that I already was." (Source)
What: (Exclamation) Asking for information out of disbelief, surprise, or amusement.The actress - who believes the MMR vaccine was to blame for her son's diagnosis - says a strict no wheat-and-dairy-free diet has changed her son from a quiet little boy who used to flail his arms around to a loving six-year-old.
"Before the vaccination, he was huggy, lovey, snuggly," she says in the newest issue of Us Weekly. "Then it was like someone came down and stole him."
"I made a deal with God," she explains. "I said, 'You fix my boy, you show me the way and I'll teach the world how I did it.'" (Source)
How many people do you think are going to dress up as Sarah Palin for Halloween? (Pajiba)
Embellisher: (Noun) A person who makes a statement or story more interesting or entertaining by adding extra details, esp. ones that are not true.Before she sang 'Miles Away', which Madonna previously claimed was inspired by Ritchie, she told the audience: 'This song is for the emotionally retarded. Maybe you know some people who fall into that category.
She also opened the show, which took place just hours after her spokesperson confirmed the split, with her track I'm Not Sorry, telling the 20,000-strong crowd: 'That's right, I'm not sorry.' (Source)
Repulse: (Verb) Fail to welcome friendly advances or the person making them.Harry was sitting with two male friends at a table, and Paris headed over in a bid to get his attention. But Harry was having none of it. An onlooker said: 'It was quite funny to watch. Harry clearly didn't want to speak to her but she did a sexy dance in front of him and he finally stood up to shake her hand. He then just wandered off, and Paris looked a bit annoyed.'
Not to be discouraged, Paris later tried her luck with William. She approached his table, and repeated her sexy dancing routine. Until this point William had been sitting with a blonde girl who was trying her hardest to flirt with him. Paris finally caught his attention and also sat next to Will. After a while the blonde girl left, but -- to Paris's chagrin -- Will left a short time later. (Source)
Produce Molestation: (Noun) To assault or abuse produce sexually.
Sadness: (Noun) The feeling of sorrow or unhappiness."In light of continuous speculation over the lives and marriage of Tea Leoni and David Duchovny, the couple has confirmed that they have in fact been separated for several months," the statement said. "The couple had hoped to keep this separation private for the sake of their children." (Source)
Check out this list of the future of Hollywood's working class, so you can feel smart talking to your film geek friends. (Pajiba)
Give Up: (Phrase) To stop or discontinue an action or activity.
Improvement: (Noun) A thing that is better than something else.
Green-eyed Monster: (Noun) Jealousy personified.He says, "We did it in, like, one take and I had to kick the dude out. It was one of those situations where I wasn't intimidated but I could've knocked him out at any point. He was playing, like, a fictional character, but I could have done without it."
But, once the awkward scene was over, Cannon admits he enjoyed directing his wife: "She's very easy to work with... we had no beef at all." (Source)
Devastating: (Adjective) Causing severe shock, distress, or grief."It's coming to a point where I love this show so much, but I'm ready to kind of walk away," Conrad tells Extra. "I've been doing it for five years now. Five years on TV is a really, really long time." (Source)
Inevitable: (Noun) A situation that is unavoidable.A statement confirming their marriage is over has been prepared and is set to be released imminently. The couple are going public with their split because they “can’t bear to live with the pretence any longer." (Source)
Jennifer Carpenter and her big, giant face screams her head off in Quarantine. (Pajiba)
Badass: (Noun) A tough, aggressive, or uncooperative person.
Relapse: (Verb) To suffer deterioration after a period of improvement.After sending a barrage of romantic email, John's persistence has paid off. The actress jetted to New York, where the pair fanned the flames of their renewed romance with intimate sushi dinners at John's Soho apartment and a very cozy Italian feast at Manhattan's chic Il Mulino restaurant.
"At first Jennifer was afraid to respond to John's messages because she was afraid he'd break her heart again," says an insider. "The emails were especially poetic -- like love songs. He said he'd never stop loving her and he's been very, very persuasive." (Source)
Integrity: (Noun) The quality of being honest and having strong moral principles."They're a lot of fun," she told Us Monday at the 2008 "Bowling for Boobies" bash in Hollywood. "I would never try to personally pick Hef's new girlfriend. I would like him to take his time and actually get to know somebody -- which he never does! But as long as he's having fun, I'm happy for him! (Source)
Run: (Verb) Move at a speed faster than a walk, never having both or all the feet on the ground at the same time.“Even if things don’t work out between Tony and me - though, knock on wood, I believe they will - I don’t regret anything I’ve ever said. That’s just how I love. I’m all in and I live one moment at a time. If I’m happy, I’ll talk about being happy. Maybe I do talk too much, but I still feel as if I’m holding back. "I’m just a happy person.”
As for children, she has big ambitions. “I’d love six kids running around, but I guess I’ll have to start pretty soon.” (Source)
Responsible: (Adjective) Morally accountable for one's behavior."My mom took me to buy my first daggers when I was 11 or 12," Jolie says in the new issue of W magazine. "And I've already bought Maddox some." (Source)
Selma Hayek on the set of "30 Rock" looking quite.... Ample? (Celebslam)
Trite: (Adjective) Overused and consequently of little import; lacking originality or freshness.
Uncoordinated: (Adjective) Badly organized."I was born in Dallas, which makes performing with my brothers at the Cowboys Halftime on Thanksgiving an in credible honor," said Nick Jonas, who was echoed by his brothers Joe and Kevin in a statement. (Source)
Thankful: (Adjective) Expressing gratitude and relief."Despite any rumors you might have heard via my EX-wife Shanna Moakler, who I have not seen since the week I checked in, I've been treated amazingly well, both here in LA and an Georgia," Barker wrote. (Source)
Lasting: (Verb) Continuing to function well for a considerable length of time.Witnessed by two friends, the duo renewed the vows at Caesars Palace's Forum Tower Penthouse at 3:15 a.m. Sunday after a night at Pure Nightclub, a rep for the hotel confirmed to PEOPLE.
The service was officiated by Rev. Steven Smith. "It was totally a spur of the moment thing," a source said. "They decided around 12:30 in the morning that they wanted to do it and started calling for ministers." (Source)
Honesty: (Noun) The quality of being honest and sincere."Not at all," she told reporters Saturday at the Diesel xXx Rock & Roll Circus in Brooklyn, New York. "I mean, I'm just kind of naturally thin. My mom's really thin, and I'm tall. Good genes."
The 5' 8" actress, 15, told reporters she doesn't workout. "I just eat healthy. I walk a lot because I live in New York," she said. "So I try to walk a lot instead of taking cabs. "I should probably start working out or something," she added. "I dance, so I guess that's a full workout. I've been dancing since I was three, so I guess that would be it." (Source)
I've dedicated the past two years of my life to try to figure out what the hell Britney was thinking, and as it turns out even she doesn't know. (Yeeeah!)
Besties: (Noun) Slang for "Best Friends."“Miley saw this Hidalgo ring and said to her mom, ‘OMG, I need to get one of these for Ashley,’” a pal of Miley, 15, tells OK!. “She asked to order two — one for her and Ashley because they both collect things with horseshoes on them.” (Source)
Fodder: (Noun) A person or thing regarded only as material for a specific use.According to the National Enquirer, the pair paid to have the star's X and Y sperm separated, and Mueller was inseminated with just the Y sperm, giving their chances of having a son an 80 per cent boost.
And a source close to the couple claims it worked. Sheen himself hinted that Mueller is carrying a boy, when he announced her pregnancy in August, by saying, "Brooke informed me two days ago that very soon we'd be producing our own version of Two and a Half Men." (Source)
Loser: (Noun) A person who fails frequently or is generally unsuccessful in life.A source tells the magazine Lavigne and Whibley "have been growing apart for months", adding, "Deryck isn't motivated in his own career, so he's been drinking and partying."
Rumors of their split were fueled when Whibley was reportedly seen at an event on Thursday at a Los Angeles nightclub "huddled at a private table" and holding the hand of an unknown woman. (Source)
Calling: (Noun) A strong urge toward a particular way of life or career or vocation."Something that will really fulfill them and make them grow to their full potential. I want them to feel really good about themselves."
Asked if she wishes her children never were famous, Lynne says, "I don't know. "There are certain things I would do over, of course," she continues. "I always hoped that my children would fulfill their dreams and this was their dream. Certain aspects of their dreams, I would certainly rearrange or change."
But Lynne maintains she is not to blame. "People think I was this stage mom, that I was pushing my daughters to do what they did," she says. "I was actually their cheerleader. I have never been their manager, that's never been my role. I was the one that got their coffee in the morning and [got them] out of bed." (Source)
Guess who made it into the Top Ten Hollywood Fatty Club? (Pajiba)
Jealous: (Adjective) Feeling or showing envy of someone or their achievements.“He’s really loving being Mr. Jennifer Hudson. I think he’s loving the lavish things she brings to his life, he’s seeing the world due to Jennifer’s success,” Tiffany tells In Touch.
New York’s not optimistic about the couple’s future. “It’s a mixed match, it won’t work,” she says. “He’ll be in her shadow like Al Reynolds was to Star Jones, like Stedman Graham is to Oprah.” (Source)
Words of Wisdom: (Phrase) Words of advice or guidance.My advice to Sarah Palin is, you’ve got a hot bod; don’t keep it to yourself. Why wear a pantsuit when you can wear a swimsuit? Welcome to the Lower 48, girlfriend. (Source)
Wasted: (Adjective) Used or expended carelessly, extravagantly, or to no purpose.Jason Priestley has agreed to do an episode of The CW’s 90210 later this season, but you won’t see him -- he’ll be behind the camera, working as a director. Sources confirm to me exclusively that Priestley will helm this season's 18th episode, which is slated to air this spring. (Source)
Jerk: (Noun) A contemptibly obnoxious person.A source tells Us the two - who dated for several months - split in early October. He broke up with her over the phone. Says the insider: "He broke her heart." (Source)
Halle Berry has a great libido to thank for popping something the size of a bowling ball out of a hole the size of an apple, which is not nearly as sexy as it sounds. (Yeeeah!)
Egomaniac: (Noun) Someone with obsessive egotism or self-centeredness."On this album, I kind of embody Patrick Bateman from American Psycho."
"You know at the end of the movie (that) he didn't really kill anyone. (I just liked) the clean aesthetic and the way he was all about labels. I wanted to express all of that in the video." (Source)
Superfluous: (Adjective) Unnecessary, esp. through being more than enough.During her tune "I Love New York," Madonna told the audience - which included an enthusiastic Diddy, Rosie O'Donnell and designer Michael Kors - "you know who can get off of my street? Sarah Palin! I'm gonna kick her ass if she don't get off of my street!"
She then mocked the Alaska governor's accent, sarcastically telling the crowd, "I love her." (Source)
Loss: (Noun) The fact or process of losing something or someone."Yeah," said J.Lo "I wouldn't mind. Not at all. Because I know that the technologies that they have are very helpful... It's all about communication. That's the thing I really don't like about talking about this. I do know so many great people who do do it, who choose it as a lifestyle and really follow it and it is their religion... I just wish that people wouldn't judge it without knowing what it is." (Source)
Transformation: (Noun) A thorough or dramatic change in form or appearance.
True Colors: (Idiom) To reveal oneself as one really is."Ashlee wore Daisy Dukes and platform flip-flops with a bathing suit and a fake tattoo around her belly."
"Joe wore a cut-off muscle T-shirt and a mullet wig. It was funny," says a guest. "Jessica was wearing a crazy leopard-print dress that showed off a lot of cleavage." (Source)
Blindness was bleak, yes... But on the upside? No talking white rats. (Pajiba)
Empty Threat: (Phrase) A threat with no real backing, usually just made for effect.She told the crowd: "Sarah Palin can't come to my party. Sarah Palin can't come to my show. It's nothing personal," before adding, "Here's the sound of Sarah Palin's husband's snowmobile when it won't start," followed by a loud screeching noise. (Source)
Eww: (Exclamation) Reaction to something disgusting or gross."He actually reminds me a lot of myself when I was 20-years-old and I was living and searching for the dream." (Source)
Narcissism: (Noun) Excessive or erotic interest in one's physical appearance.
Funny Sad: (Phrase) The opposite of "funny ha ha," something which is funny, but not uproariously so as it is still kind of sad at the same time."Johnny Wright has never met with Ali Lohan, has never been introduced to Ali Lohan, nor has he had a meeting with Ali or Dina Lohan regarding Ali's music career. While he wishes Ali Lohan the best in all her endeavors, Mr. Wright has never had any intention of speaking with Ali Lohan regarding her career. Any story that has surfaced about such a meeting holds no merit and is completely false.
"Wright Entertainment Group has never had any interest or intention of adding Ali Lohan as an artist on the company's roster, which currently includes Justin Timberlake, Jonas Brothers, Janet Jackson and Ciara amongst others." (Source)
Discharged: (Verb) To send a patient out of the hospital because they are judged fit to go home."David is out of rehab and about to start a new movie," Stein tells PEOPLE. "He successfully completed his treatment." (Source)
Wanna know what I did this weekend? Saw and reviewed Beverly Hills Chihuahua. Then, I drank myself into a coma. (Pajiba)
Apocalypse: (Noun) The complete final destruction of the world."I definitely want three or four [children]," she told PEOPLE in Las Vegas Saturday night, while partying at Pure Nightclub for her sister's birthday. As for a timeline? "Soon," she said. "Maybe a year or two." (Source)
Fancy: (Adjective) Elaborate in structure or decoration.
Weak: (Adjective) Severely lacking in coolness; totally lame.
Mocking: (Verb) To mimic someone or something scornfully or contemptuously.Bollea was stopped by cops on Friday racing to visit her son Nick at Pinellas County Jail. According to TMZ.com, she was driving over 71 miles per hour in a 55 miles per hour zone, and was fined $206. (Source)
Logbook: (Noun) A regular or systematic record of incidents or observations.
Blowjob Face: (Noun) A facial expression one makes when performing fellatio.
How long has it been since you've actually thought about Yogi Bear? Well great news: he's coming to a theater near you! (Pajiba)
Undeserving: (Adjective) Not deserving or worthy of something positive.She says, "For Nick, we will all go together. He wants to see us. It’s not about us, it’s about him."
And Brooke is planning to cook up a feast for her 18-year-old brother once he becomes a free man. She tells Life & Style magazine, "He wants me to cook him everything that exists. Mac and cheese, cheeseburgers, salad, chicken - he’d even eat broccoli if I made it for him. Anything other than jail food.” (Source)
Liar: (Noun) A person who tells lies.“There is no sex tape, and I’ve never claimed there is one,” he said. “I don't know where these quotes I’m supposed to have said have come from. What I do know is they certainly didn't come from me and they are completely false.” The ex-lensman went on to say the sex-tape story distressed him, and he intends to clear his name by taking legal action. (Source)
Sunny: (Adjective) Of a person or their temperament; cheery and bright.
Bruised: (Verb) To have hurt someone's feelings or pride.“Since his breakup with Jennifer Aniston, he isn’t into anyone,” an insider tells In Touch. Even when the 30-year-old rocker hit NYC hotspot Tenjune on September 16, he only hung out with guys. “Lately, he’s really only spending time with his longtime friends — even some high school pals,” says the insider, adding that they can all be counted on to keep mum about his private life. “He’s always just with the people he can depend on. He’s even calling them his ‘circle of trust.’” (Source)
Horse's Mouth: (Idiom) Indicates one step better than the inner circle, i.e. the horse itself."There was something that Rick provided that was amazing to me," the currently single star tells Details. Still, she adds, "I look at what he did [with Hilton] and think, 'God, that's disgusting.'" (Source)
GOD SIENNA MILLER. Shut up shut up shut up! (Yeeeah!)
Gloater: (Noun) Someone who contemplates or dwells on one's own success or another's misfortune with smugness or malignant pleasure.He says, "I don't regret anything. With hindsight it's easy to look back at Batman and go, 'Woah! that was really s**t, and I was really bad in it'.
"The truth is, Batman is still the biggest break I ever had. It changed my career. I wouldn't be doing this now if it hadn't been for Batman." (Source)
Fail Safe: (Noun) A system or plan that comes into operation in the event of something going wrong or that is there to prevent such an occurrence."She freaked out because the next day, she had a major photo shoot," recalls a source. "She had to go to a public tanning place. She learned her lesson after that — always have a back-up." (Source)
Suck: (Verb) To be very bad at something.
Nip and Tuck: (Noun) A cosmetic surgical operation.The actress, recently voted the sexiest woman in the world by readers of a men's magazine, claims she's a tom boy who loves to play video games and watch sports.
She tells GQ magazine, "That's the upside of dating a woman that's almost a man. She likes the same things that you like, but she has a vagina." (Source)
Mommie Dearest: (Pop Culture Reference) Used to refer to any kind of ridiculously bad parenting based on Joan Crawford's character in the titular film."Another example of an overreaction is that [Stone] suggested that Roan should have Botox injections in his feet to resolve a problem he had with foot odor," the San Francisco Superior Court judge wrote.
The judge said Bronstein had a more "simple and common sense approach" to Roan's problem: he made sure he "wore socks with his shoes and used foot deodorant" to avoid "any invasive procedure on this young child." (Source)