Oh. My. God. (Celebslam)
Yee-haw: (Exclamation) An expression of enthusiasm or exuberance, typically associated with rural inhabitants of the southern U.S.Wilson Media tells tbt* and The Juice* that the deal is "90 percent done," but Hogan is "due to wrestle" Rick Flair's son in a circus tent after the last show of the day by Circus Hollywood. Now that shows some promise. (Source)
Broke-Down: (Adjective) Worn out and dilapidated by age, use, or ill-treatment.
Artificial: (Adjective) Made or produced by human beings rather than occurring naturally.
Triumph: (Noun) The state of being victorious or successful.Clad in black leather pants, a hip-length black blazer and silver go-go heels, Simpson, 28, hit the stage promptly at 8:01 p.m. and performed a 40-minute set, opening with "These Boots" before introducing the tune, "Still Beautiful."
"This song is off my new record... and it's about finding the beauty in life, no matter what happens," she told the audience at the University of Virginia's John Paul Jones Arena, where she performed with Rascal Flatts. Simpson later added, "Always remember that someone out there has it worse than you." (Source)
Dog: (Noun) A despicable man or youth.While the two keep their romance under wraps, John couldn’t hold back his feelings for her when saying goodbye. “He gave her a long kiss before they left,” adds the insider. “John has been here six times in the last two weeks but never with Jen." (Source)
You don't get many John Cusack retrospectives with alcohol pairings. (Pajiba)
Brave Face: (Phrase) Act as if something unpleasant or upsetting is not as bad as it really is.Bundled up in a gray jacket, dark sunglasses and a hat, the usually bubbly 28-year-old singer -- who is set to perform with Rascal Flatts today at the John Paul Jones Arena in Charlottesville -- looked solemn. (Source)
Lunatic: (Noun) A mentally ill person.“I am asking everyone out their [sic] to intervene in every way possible to help Lindsay, and quite possibly, save her life. Help this wonderful, good hearted and gifted young lady to see what SamMANtha is doing to her and how she is destroying her life. Help her to see that ever since SaMANtha came into her life, nothing good has come of it. As a matter of fact, Lindsay hasn't used her gifts like she did before meeting SaMANtha.” (Source)
Cred: (Noun) Acceptability among young black urban residents.
Funny: (Adjective) Causing laughter or amusement; humorous.School superintendent Tim Cuneo told Post correspondent David Finnigan he dropped the show because of "issues regarding safety. There were veiled threats [of disruptions]." Serna claims Mencia isn't in touch with his Chicano/Mexican-American heritage and needs to "see his responsibility to his Latino audience. Mencia almost entirely relies on put-downs of Mexicans."
Mencia's flack, Howard Bragman, said: "Carlos tried to do a good thing and because of one guy's actions, the kids ultimately suffer." (Source)
Share and commiserate your crazy ex stories with others. (Pajiba)
Disgrace: (Noun) Loss of reputation or respect.
Pedophile: (Noun) A person who is sexually attracted to children.
Decline: (Verb) To politely refuse an invitation or offer.Magazine boss Hugh Hefner reportedly approached the former Friends star after her recent photo shoot for GQ, in which she posed nude except for an appropriately placed necktie. According to the National Enquirer, Hefner tabled a bid that could have earned Aniston as much as $10 million, with rewards for high sales. (Source)
Support: (Verb) Bear all or part of the weight of; hold up.I am completely disgusted by the headlines concerning my sister's weight. A week after the inauguration and with such a feeling of hope in the air for our country, I find it completely embarrassing and belittling to all women to read about a woman's weight or figure as a headline on Fox News. (Source)
The new X-Men movie is giving the people what they want: More Ryan Reynolds! (Pajiba)
Avant-Garde: (Adjective) New and unusual or experimental ideas.
Headlights: (Noun) A powerful light at the front of a motor vehicle or railroad engine.
Worst: (Adjective) Of the poorest quality or the lowest standard.The Jonas Brothers, Fall Out Boy and Tokio Hotel have been nominated for Worst Band by the British NME Awards. Meanwhile, British rockers Oasis are the toast of the British music scene after landing seven nominations. (Source)
Tribe: (Noun) A social division in a traditional society consisting of people linked by social, economic, religious, or blood ties; typically having a recognized leader.
Space Travel: (Noun) Travel through outer space.The couple's cremated remains will be sealed into specially made capsules designed to withstand the rigors of space travel. A rocket-launched spacecraft will carry the capsules, along with digitized tributes from fans. The Roddenberrys' remains _ and the spacecraft _ will travel ever deeper into space and will not return to earth, company spokeswoman Susan Schonfeld said. (Source)
Never-Ending: (Adjective) Of something unpleasant having or seeming to have no end."I'm so into it," Barrymore said while promoting her new star-filled romantic comedy, He's Just Not That Into You. "I’m so into it—Charlie's Angels III!"
"It's percolating up," said Nancy Juvonen, Barrymore's Flower Films producing partner. "It's rising to the surface." (Source)
Inkheart is worth it alone for the special effects: I hear Fraser's hair practically looks lifelike in it! (Pajiba)
Classy: (Adjective) Stylish and sophisticated.
Sketchy: (Adjective) Of something that doesn't sit quite right and causes unease.
Witticism: (Noun) A witty remark."I am not going to be celibate," Perry, 24, said with a laugh during a conference call with reporters on Thursday. "That was a joke, and any fine journalist would have got that."
"Please," she now says, "celibacy for the whole year? I'd rather die." (Source)
Kiss-Ass: (Noun) A person showing an obsequious or sycophantic eagerness to please."He's taught me a great deal and he's a wonderful man and a great father and one of the people... I admire most in the world because I know who he is every minute of every day. I think he's extraordinary." (Source)
Pork: (Noun) The flesh of a pig used as food, esp. when uncured.In a 2007 interview with Harper's Bazaar, she recalled a conversation she had with pal Ken Paves. "Do you think the guys in here are all really looking at all those skinny girls and thinking, Wow, I want to get with her? Or are they looking at the girls with the curves and thinking, Yeah, I want to get with her!" Simpson said.
"Curves are better," Simpson added. "I don't get the whole rail thing. It's not good for your heart, it's not good for your mind; it's emotionally destructive, it really is." (Source)
Here are the five hottest movie vampires. Robert Pattinson intentionally omitted. (Pajiba)
Retribution: (Noun) Punishment that is considered to be morally right and fully deserved.Troy Thomas, 45, is alleged to have masterminded more than 150 thefts in three years in the Los Angeles area, targeting celebrities including Hilton, Duran Duran guitarist James Taylor, and several movie studio bosses. (Source)
Dickhead: (Noun) A stupid, irritating, or competemptible person, particularly a man.At a September Page Six Magazine photo shoot to promote his starring role in the Broadway revival of Speed-the-Plow, the actor was in a foul mood. “This isn’t my first time on the merry-go-round,” he shot at a staffer who asked that he pose for a traditional headshot and make eye contact with the camera. “You want mediocre? I can give you mediocre.” He mocked the crew by grinning like he was posing for a DMV shot.
An hour later, Jeremy didn’t want to give mediocre anymore. He popped his collar. He ducked under the photographer so that the camera would catch him at a height-enhancing angle. Letting out a guttural moan, he ripped the sleeves off a $350 Giorgio Armani shirt.”
"I'm sure you all have seen me rocking an Iron Maiden shirt lately and I know there's been some people saying, 'Oh, she's a poser,' and 'The only reason she's wearing Iron Maiden is because she wants to be a rock star.'
"So, Iron Maiden - Run To The Hills, Fear of the Dark, Running Free, (all) good song(s), check it out. So thank you, guys. I actually do like Iron Maiden." (Source)
Nondescript: (Adjective) Lacking distinctive or interesting features or characteristics.
Inevitable: (Adjective) Certain to happen; unavoidable.Her rep in London says in a statement to PEOPLE, "Kelly Osbourne has voluntarily entered a medical facility to address some personal issues. Her family stands by and supports her." No further details were provided. (Source)
What's the worst thing you've ever done? I stuck a roommate's toothbrush in the toilet once. Does that count? (Pajiba)
Comeback: (Noun) A return by a well-known person, esp. an entertainer or sports player, to the activity in which they have formerly been successful.The 30-year-old, who has danced alongside Michael Jackson, Justin Timberlake and Gwen Stefani among others, has piled on the pounds in recent months - fueling speculation he'll sign the TV deal in a bid to get his dancer's body back.
"His career isn't exactly where he wants it to be. Kevin wants to get back into shape and welcomes anyone who can help him." (Source)
Better: (Adjective) Of a more excellent or effective type or quality.“There were no auditions,” a source reveals. “They just offered it to her outright, and now they’re in negotiations. They’ve been going back and forth.”
In the casting notice we got our hands on earlier this month, Jane is described as a petite blonde with a “Botticelli angel-like face [and] crimson irises.” While fellow Volturi guards Demetri & Felix “are three times the size of her, they are terrified of her,” the casting notice reads. (Source)
Mint Condition: (Adjective) Of an object in pristine condition; as new."I've actually taken a vow of celibacy this year," she tells the new issue of TV Guide. "No kissing anyone. Just my cat, Kitty Purry." (Source)
Hoo Ha: (Noun) A lady's private area.On the show to promote her new movie Prayers For Bobby, Sigourney unwittingly aped the famous scene in the movie Basic Instinct, in which Sharon Stone's character flashed the police while crossing her legs.
However, unlike Sharon's character in the 1992 film, fortunately Sigourney had underwear on. (Source)
Again: (Adverb) Another time; once more."Not all the contracts are signed, but everyone is on board," a source tells Us. "It just happened."
Nixon told Us she has a few ideas for her character, feisty lawyer Miranda Hobbes. "I would love to see her and Carrie and Charlotte and Samantha all go off on some wild mad cap adventure somewhere," she said. (Source)
And stop being such a dick, Michael Cera. (Pajiba)
Replaceable: (Adjective) Able to be replaced."Paris kept ditching Brittany for Aubrey," said our source. Friday night, the two left Flickinger at the Eldridge and went across the street to Tao, where the former Best Friend Forever found them at 2 a.m. "She was crying and screaming, 'Paris, stop leaving me!' " said our snitch. (Source)
Plumper: (Noun) An overweight yet sexually attractive person.
Blasphemy: (Noun) The offense of speaking sacrilegiously about God or sacred things.
Bully: (Noun) A person who harms or intimidates those who are weaker.After 10 minutes of shouting, an eyewitness says Spencer lost it and smashed his sister’s ex in the face! “Cameron had to be taken to a local hospital,” a witness tells Star.
“There was blood; there was screaming. It was a major scene.” One that easily could have been avoided, according to Cameron’s mom. Cica Huston tells Star exclusively, “Spencer’s attack was completely unprovoked.” (Source)
Frump: (Noun) An unattractive woman who wears dowdy old-fashioned clothes.
Obama has a lot of people to thank for getting where he is today. Not the least of which: George Jefferson. (Pajiba)
Buzzkill: (Noun) Something that spoils or ruins an otherwise enjoyable event."I think I'll explain it to him many years from now, and maybe he'll believe his dad was here, maybe not," he told Usmagazine.com Monday at The Huffington Post Pre-Inaugural Ball. (Source)
Ruiners: (Noun) Individuals who turn everything they touch to shit.
Regal: (Adjective) Of or resembling a monarch, esp. in being magnificent or dignified.
Confusing: (Adjective) Causing or tending to cause confusion.Winslet told Britain's GMTV Monday that DiCaprio "feels more like my husband than my real husband, I have to say. I'm talking about him so much!" (Source)
Inauguralicious: (Adjective) Of the fabulousness surrounding the Presidential inauguration."I'm going to camp out," the star told Usmagazine.com at his Feeding America hunger rally on Monday in Washington, D.C. "I'll bring a tent -- and a heater!" (Source)
Dustin eats it and admits that a Jensen Ackles movie was good. Yes, good. Did you hear that?!(Pajiba)
Pantsuit: (Noun) A pair of pants and a matching jacket worn by women.
Genetic: (Adjective) Relating to or influenced by the origin or development of something.'She was arrested for common assault relating to an alleged incident in Soho in the early hours of 29 August 2008.' “She has been bailed until a date in March.” Kelly was released on bail until March.
Kelly recently revealed she would 'do anything for her man' Kelly told Closer magazine: 'I’ve never been this mushy with anybody ever before, but this time I can’t help it. He’s perfect. Everything about him is brilliant. (Source)
Depends: (Brand) Adult-sized diapers marketed to those afflicted with urinary or fecal incontinence.
Photogenic: (Adjective) Of a person looking attractive in photographs or on film.
McConaughey's Surfer Dude is an exercise in drug-addled self-congratulations. (Pajiba)
Open-Minded: (Adjective) Willing to consider new ideas; unprejudiced."Every time you buy a Nirvana record, part of that money is not going to Kurt's child, or to me, it's going to a handful of Jew loan officers, Jew private banks, it's going to lawyers who are also bankers . . ." (Source)
Metamorphosis: (Noun) A change of the form or nature of a thing or person into a completely different one.Spears has shed 20 pounds in recent months, whittling her waistline to its trimmest in years, thanks to two-hour cardio-and-strength-training workouts three times a week (on top of dance rehearsals), Us Weekly recently reported. "It's a nonstop workout," Bally Total Fitness trainer Steven Boggs, who has worked with Spears, told Us of the routine, which includes moves like shoulder presses and jump squats.
She has also revamped her diet, opting for a 1,100- to 1,200-calorie-a-day meal-delivery plan from Sunfare consisting of three meals (breakfast burritos, barbeque chicken salad and turkey burgers) and two snacks (think cheese and nuts). (Source)
Standards: (Noun) A level of quality or attainment.On Friday's Ellen DeGeneres Show, she asks the single Desperate Housewives star if she'd ever go on a date with the American Idol host. "That's gross," she says. "I've met him." (Source)
Pervert: (Noun) A person whose sexual behavior is regarded as abnormal and unacceptable.During the band's recent tour, the trio reportedly began noticing pairs of boxer shorts disappearing from their dressing rooms and initially passed it off as a gag. However when notes began to turn up in the guys' garment bags proclaiming: "Your undies are safe with us... The Undie Snatchers!" the brothers are said to have hired more security staff to keep their possessions safe. (Source)
Clashing: (Adjective) A mismatch of colors or styles."Every time I'm not wearing my ring, people think I'm getting divorced. "That's crazy. It just didn't go with the dress. "Divorce is not and was never an option." (Source)
Mental Patient: (Noun) A personal who has clearly escaped from the psychiatric ward.
Here's a list of the best and worst movie mustaches. (Pajiba)
Downgrade: (Verb) Reduce to a lower grade, rank, or level of importance."She ended it. She had had enough," a source close to the actress tells Usmagazine.com. "Her friends didn't trust him. Everyone thought he was using her for celebrity. He was not good, and she was over it. It was definitely her who ended it." (Source)
Pioneer: (Noun) A person who is among the first to research and develop a new area of knowledge or activity.
Retch: (Verb) To make the sound and movement of vomiting.The star of "The Wrestler" was at the Chateau Marmont in Hollywood the other night with Sean Penn and his long-suffering wife, Robin Wright Penn, when, our witnesses said, Rourke was accosted by fame-craving Bai Ling. Rourke was only too happy to oblige the Chinese-born actress and the two "made out and partied pretty hard." (Source)
Cheater: (Noun) Someone who is unfaithful to their significant other.Kendra told US Weekly: “Besides the nights we went out, I only saw Hef, like, once a day walking through the halls to his office - there were never solo dates.
“I had to have sex every now and then, so I had to kind of sneak it.” Speaking about Hugh’s oldest girlfriend, BRIDGET MARQUARDT, Kendra added: “Bridget told me that she's been faithful all these years, and I was like, 'How the hell can you do that?' “I had to have sex so I could feel my age, like a healthy human being.” (Source)
Cockblock: (Verb) To interfere with the sexual intentions of another person."Just put boys in [your] videos for now on, how 'bout that?" the Wizards of Waverly Place star jokes to E!'s Daily 10. (Source)
Bowling Balls: (Noun) Abnormally large, round breasts.
Dustin can never resist a potshot at my preciouses Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles. (Pajiba)Diaz and Barrymore both arrived at the Globes bash held inside the hotel's swanky bar/restaurant but ignored each other all night long. For two friends once attached at the hip, insiders say the tension wasn't hard to spot.
"Both Cameron and Drew were at the party but neither one spoke to each other!" a fellow party goer tells OK!. "They were on opposite sides of the room the entire night." (Source)
Ragamuffin: (Noun) Typically a homeless child or beggar dressed in ragged, dirty clothes.A source at the ÂŁ200-a-night resort said: “We keep catching her crawling past bars, or hiding behind chairs. She grabs guests’ drinks and runs off, like a squirrel with a nut.” (Source)
Macintyre plays the piano, went to college at 14 and ballroom dances, and he even sung his way to a golden ticket to Hollywood. After Scott emerged from his audition and hugged his family, Ryan held up his right hand for a high-five.
Seacrest ended up reaching down and taking Scott's hand after his gesture hung midair. (Source)
Coordinated: (Verb) To match or harmonize attractively.
Aaawkward: (Adjective) Causing or feeling extreme embarrassment or uncomfortableness; extra A's added for emphasis.Timberlake was in the middle of a late-night dinner with current girlfriend Jessica Biel when Spears walked through the door with her mom Lynne around 10 p.m. While "Jessica looked gorgeous," Spears "didn't look the best, but she probably thought no one would see her, as this restaurant isn't usually a hot spot," the onlooker tells Us.
The witness describes the restaurant as "so small...like the size of a living room," and the situation as "uncomfortable. "Jessica and Justin looked to be slumping down in their seats to avoid [Spears]." (Source)
Yeah! Fuck you, Michael Ausiello! (Pajiba)
Ideal: (Adjective) Satisfying one's conception of what is perfect; most suitable.According to Twilight and New Moon actress Ashley Greene told MTV that she would be happy to co-star with Hudgens. "I think she'd be great," Greene said Sunday. (Source)
Tragic: (Adjective) Causing or characterized by extreme distress or sorrow.Traveling from Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. to the Bahamas, NKOTB will entertain fans on board with special performances and meet and greets. Jokes McIntyre: "We're not going to be drinking pina coladas, we'll be serving them!" (Source)
Exhibitionist: (Noun) Of someone with a mental condition characterized by the compulsion to display one's genitals in public.
Gracious: (Adjective) Courteous, kind, and pleasant.There were "350, 375 people were there," Terri said, "and that was keeping it way down! So many people couldn't bring a date unless they paid me money or something! It had to be someone you're actually engaged to or something like that." (Source)
A source tells the New York Daily News, "We couldn't bring anything with us. No cell phones, no cameras, nothing. We all met in a parking lot, where we were searched and went through metal detectors. Then we boarded buses and were taken to a private ranch-style estate in Malibu." (Source)
Warefare: (Noun) Engagement in or the activities involved in war or conflict.A production staffer who worked on the film claims the nastiness in many of the actresses' fight scenes ''didn't require all that much acting. ... They really didn't get along all that well.''
The set source, however, did say, ''I think these are two such different women. Anne is more of an intellectual and Kate comes off as something of a dizzy lightweight. ... It's hard to believe those two would have anything in common,'' also claiming she overheard both women making catty comments about the other. (Source)
Here's Pajiba 3rd Annual Shit List. What pissed you off about 2008? (Pajiba)
Harsh: (Adjective) Unpleasantly rough or jarring to the senses.
Dumped: (Verb) Abandon or desert someone.Celebrity lawyer Henri Brandman told MailOnline that Blake had instructed him to launch the action on the grounds of Amy's adultery. It is thought that Blake will go for half of Amy's ÂŁ10 million fortune. (Source)
Incestuous: (Adjective) Involving or guilty of incest.Hall, 37, and Carpenter, 29 -- who have been quietly dating for about a year and a half -- eloped in California on New Year's Eve, his rep tells The Associated Press. (Source)
Crossbreeding: (Verb) The act of an animal or plant produced by mating or hybridizing two different species, breeds, or varieties.Fergie carried a bouquet of white flowers studded with crystals as the couple exchanged H. Stern rings engraved with personal messages. Ten bridesmaids were dressed in contrasting black.
The ceremony was followed by a reception in a tent decorated as a forest of trees, with the ceiling covered in lights. (Source)
The Golden Globes were last night, and unfortunately I didn't watch because I'm sick and went to bed early. But from what I've gathered so far, the highlight of the evening was Ryan Seacrest tripping over himself to interview Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt on the red carpet only to have them brush past him like the tiny, sad little gnat he is. So what I really can't wait for is next weekend, when Joel McHale runs the clip on a loop for pretty much the entire duration of "The Soup."
"Unless you are an older lady with a very low threshold for entertainment," you will regret seeing Bride Wars. (Pajiba)
Filthy: (Adjective) Disgustingly dirty.
Malnourished: (Adjective) Suffering from malnutrition.
Freudian Slip: (Noun) An unintentional error regarded as revealing subconscious feelings."We were really tired, and I had this big rock on my finger. ... I whacked Annie in the face so hard," Hudson said on the Rachael Ray show Thursday. "She was like: No, no, keep going because she was so into it. ... Two hours later, she's sitting in the back of a car with an ice pack on her face. I was so bad. I really clocked her." (Source)
Shamefaced: (Adjective) Feeling or expressing shame or embarrassment."I can't look at this movie and be proud of what I've done," Kidman, 41, told Sydney radio station 2dayFM. At the Sydney premiere of the Baz Luhrmann-directed epic, "I sat there, and I looked at Keith [Urban] and went, 'Am I any good in this movie?'" she said.
She went on to say that she only went to the film's premiere to support her director. "I don't usually see my films, but because of Baz I had to see it," she said. "I saw Moulin Rouge. I've really only seen that and this in my whole career. It gets worse as I get older." (Source)
Here is Pajiba's Guide to the 10 Best Films of 2008. Any other list or guide you may read is totally irrelevant, trust me. (Pajiba)
Indefatigable: (Adjective) Of a person or their efforts persisting tirelessly.But what hurts me the most is that I work just as hard as any other actress around my age, like Scarlett Johansson, but I just don't get the opportunities that they get because people are so distracted by the mess that I created in my life. But that doesn't mean it's going to last forever." (Source)
Freak Show: (Noun) A sideshow at a fair, featuring abnormally developed people or animals."I tried it because my girlfriends did it," she says. "I thought, 'I'll do it! I saw a photo and I was like, 'Oh Jesus. That's no good. That's NOT good.'
"When you change your face, you don't look like yourself," she goes on. "Looking fresher is one thing. I look like a freak! I always said I wouldn't change my face, but I did it.
"I can't not be honest about it. I'd look like a fool. It's so obvious," she goes on. "But when this happened, I realized I couldn't hide it." (Source)
Second Rate: (Adjective) Of mediocre or inferior quality.
Balls: (Noun) Unwarranted courage or nerve."With all this economic misery and people losing all that money, sex is the farthest thing from their mind," Flynt says. "It's time for Congress to rejuvenate the sexual appetite of America."
Francis sees his industry like the big three automakers, only BIGGER: "Congress seems willing to help shore up our nation's most important businesses; we feel we deserve the same consideration." (Source)
Here are the best films you probably didn't see in 2008. (Pajiba)
United Front: (Noun) A coalition formed to oppose a force that menaces the interests of all the members."The marriage is experiencing frustrations because of the added stress of the twins," says another source familiar with the situation, "but they will work things out. They love each other, and that will dictate what happens. I don't think divorce is in the picture." (Source)
Diet: (Noun) A special course of food to which one restricts oneself to lose weight.The actress’s bodyguard was pictured holding the soft drink for her as she signed autographs for fans outside the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre in Manhattan where she has been performing in the Arthur Miller play All My Sons.
Celsius, Holmes's drink of choice, contains a ‘thermogenic blend’ which increases metabolism in order to burn calories, each bottle contains less than 10 calories and its makers claim that it can burn up to 77 calories over a three to four hour period. (Source)
Abhorrent: (Adjective) Inspiring disgust and loathing; repugnant.
Addition: (Noun) The action or process of adding something to something else.Harris hasn't posed for her boyfriend's magazine, but did appear in a series of topless and semi-nude photos as a Co-ed of the Week on Playboy.com in late October under the name "Crystal Carter."
Pin-up moments aside, the 34-25-34 San Diego State University psychology student and PETA supporter lists "the rain, the seasons, fast cars, good food, volunteering, great company, caring and honest people, the ocean and animals" among her interests. (Source)
Which cinematic turds stunk the worst in 2008? (Pajiba)
Unintentional Comedy: (Noun) The act of making people laugh without actually meaning to."The artwork is pretty much done. Courtney has $30 million in sponsorships, from a prominent feminine hygiene/menstrual company and a prominent tequila company. And Courtney doesn't even understand that part!" (Source)
Lies: (Noun) Intentionally false statements."I've only done it (had sex) with a couple of people. People make up stories, but mostly I just kiss. I think it's important to play hard to get. Nobody wants the fake Prada bag; they want the brand new bag that no one can get and is the most expensive. If you give it up to a guy he won't respect you; he'll want you much more if he can't have you." (Source)
Double Whammy: (Noun) A twofold blow or setback.
Marley & Me is still beating the dogcrap out of Benjamin Button. (Pajiba)
Cuteness: (Noun) The state of being overwhelmingly cute.
Oops: (Exclamation) Used to show recognition of a mistake or minor accident.Soparrkar's model girlfriend says, "Britney did come over to India and she and Sandip went away for a few days, but it was purely professional. They were busy rehearsing. I really do wish she'd just leave us alone now." (Source)
Copycat: (Noun) use) A person who copies another's behavior, dress, or ideas.
Eulogy: (Noun) A speech or piece of writing that praises someone or something highly, typically someone who has just died."We fight every night, now that's not kosher. I reminisce with bliss of when we was closer. And wake up to be greeted by an argument again, You act like you're 10...My friends always tell me how I'm lucky to possess the best looking girl in the whole U.S....it seems like just two years back when we were bonded and not pierced, but now I keep itchin' to jet," he wrote. (Source)