Mickey Rourke and his new puppy. Tell me, is there anything cuter? (CelebSmack)
Idiocy: (Noun) Extremely stupid behavior."We always talk about [having kids]," Wilkinson tells PEOPLE about her plans with fiancé Hank Baskett. "He wants kids so [badly], and I do, too."
The couple are so serious about children, they've even been coming up with names. "My first initial is K and my middle name is Leigh, so we were thinking of Kaleigh," she says. "And he's Hank Baskett III, so of course I'm going to have a Hank Baskett IV!" (Source)
Feminism: (Noun) The advocacy of women's rights.A little later, West asked the crowd, "Can't we give Chris a break? ... I know I make mistakes in life." He was referring to R&B singer Chris Brown, who was arrested on the night of the Grammys on suspicion of beating his girlfriend Rihanna.
In the same context, West earned loud applause with his declaration: "Michael Jackson, amazing. Michael Phelps, amazing ... He's a real f---in' person; he makes mistakes," referring to the champion swimmer's recent bong pipe brouhaha.
VH1 has cleaned up those comments a bit, and it also included West's less-popular follow-up observation: "O.J. Simpson, amazing. Is he not? What he did, when he did, what he did. Was he not amazing though?" (Source)
Mind-Blowingly Sexy: (Adjective) Overwhelmingly sexy to the point of brain explosions."That's an interesting question," Joe told MTV News. "It was actually just everyone's collaboration. We wanted to film everything backstage, and that just happened to be our quick-change room and they caught us. It was really funny."
Added Nick, "The thing is, we were in the midst of the show, so we were just continuing like a show. So when we went backstage, we didn't realize they were there and we were changing ... we went, 'Oh my gosh! Wow! We might want to get them out of here.' So it was in the moment." (Source)
Lead Foot: (Noun) A person with a tendency to drive fast.Our source relates that, "Foster refused to sign a waiver to appear on the show, so the camera crew ceased filming and returned to the police car. But she grew quite agitated and angry, and kept insisting to the police officers that the radar gun must have made a mistake. She maintained to the officers that she was only going 30 mph at the time they pulled her over, and she kept interrupting and complaining that the process was taking too long."
During Foster's histrionics, the officer made a call to get his supervisor to the scene, "which just further annoyed her," according to our spy. "Despite her numerous requests otherwise, the cops still issued her a citation." (Source)
Those fucking fuckers are going to shit all over The Neverending Story. (Pajiba)
Still: (Adverb) Up to and including the present or the time mentioned; even now."At some point, you feel comfortable and say, 'This is the choice I want to make,'" Mayer told Ryan Seacrest on his KIIS-FM morning radio show Wednesday. (Source)
Retardation: (Noun) Slowness or limitation in intellectual understanding and awareness, emotional development, academic progress, etc.
Snobbery: (Noun) The trait of condescending to those of lower social status."I think the people who are criticizing it or criticizing the idea of it, don't really get it, because if they did, they would like it," Paltrow, 36, told PEOPLE Wednesday night.
Paltrow said she believes some of the barbs simply stem from the fact that she's doing something new and different. "I think that people like people to stay in their 'box' - they like people to stay how they are comfortable seeing them." (Source)
About Time: (Phrase) Used to convey that something now happening or about to happen should have happened earlier."All she's doing is following Criss Angel around to all of his magic shows, with no legitimate job to speak of," said an insider. "She's still heartbroken and regretful about how things went down with Hef.
"Then she ran into the arms of Criss Angel," the source told Us. "But then it's like, 'This is not everything I thought it would be.'" (Source)
What in the hell is Paul Dano doing in a movie with Katie "Mad Money" Holmes? (Lainey Goss)
Businessman: (Noun) A man who works in business or commerce, esp. at an executive level."It's a really tough business, I'm trying to take it seriously and make a quality product for kids but not have parents pay like $500 or something ridiculous for a pair of jeans," said the rapper, who receives $20,000 a month in child support from ex Britney Spears.
"You buy your kids a pair of True Religions then they roll around in the dirt like kids do and a $200 pair of jeans is gone," he went on. "With this economy, I’m looking to do something much more reasonable." (Source)
Convert: (Noun) A person who has been persuaded to change their religious faith or beliefs.Supposedly, Amber’s ex-girlfriend is Trevon or Tre, aka Tiffany, who was featured in a DVD called “Aggressives” some years back. They broke up when Amber dumped Tre for Kanye. (Source)
Issues: (Noun) Personal problems or difficulties.According to a source, Brown opted for anger management at the behest of his spin doctor, Michael Sitrick. "Chris doesn't actually have to go by law," our insider tells us, "but he believes it will make him look better to the public, and he wants to try to get in a few classes before March 5," his court date. (Source)
Gag: (Verb) To choke or retch.Ellen Page, 22, joined Drew, 34, at the Palazzo in Las Vegas on Feb. 21 to celebrate their shared birthday weekend with "birthday cakes, Red Bull and champagne," an insider tells OK!.
In fact the pair was so chummy that standing "arm in arm" at a Cat Power show at Avalon Hollywood on Feb. 10, "Drew rested her head on Ellen's shoulder and rubbed her nose on her neck," an onlooker says. (Source)
Illusions: (Noun) Something that deceives by producing a false or misleading impression of reality."Right away, she got into the boxes and into the magic contraptions to learn the stuff, and she's so excited about this tour and all the elements that are in it," illusionist-comedian Ed Alonzo said.
Spears will serve as Alonzo's assistant during the bit, but that won't stop her from missing out on the fun. "If I do a trick, she doesn't just hold the props, she's actually getting inside the big boxes or I am slicing her up." (Source)
Here's a real-time-review of Feast III: The Happy Finish. Wait, don't spoiler! I still haven't seen Feast I or Feast II! (Pajiba)
Finally: (Adverb) After a long time, typically involving difficulty or delay."The relationship had run its course," an insider tells Us exclusively. "It's completely amicable, and they are remaining friends." (Source)
Exaggerated: (Adjective) Represent something as being larger, better, or worse than it really is.So lately there's been a lot of crazy press about my weight and just so you guys know I'm happier and healthier than ever so there is no need to worry about me. Things are really well in Mischa world and I've just been watching what I eat. (Source)
Infectious: (Adjective) Of a disease-causing organism likely to be transmitted through the environment.
Obnoxious: (Adjective) Annoying or objectionable due to being a showoff or attracting undue attention to oneself.It began with a croissant and coffee at Beverly Hills jeweler Tiffany's, where she dressed as her heroine's character Holly Golightly for a real breakfast at Tiffany's.
And the Hepburn theme continued throughout the day at the Montage, where friends and family celebrated with Hewitt. The actress says, "It was amazing. I had a great day." (Source)
Snubbed: (Verb) To have rebuff, ignore, or spurn disdainfully.
What's Victoria Beckham's superpower? The ability to consume negative calories per day? (Seriously? OMG!)
Subtle: (Adjective) Of a mixture or effect delicately complex and understated.• A black and white diamond chain with 500 carats of the shiny stones
• A diamond bangle with 25 carats of diamonds and platinum
• An onyx and diamond bracelet with 50 carats of diamonds
• A pair of diamond pear shape earrings of 20 carats each
• A square diamond and onyx ring
Then for her own private party — not wanting to skimp on diamonds — Madge strapped herself into a cross and chain with 100 carats of diamonds, bracelets with 50 carats of diamonds, long diamond earrings worth 1 million dollars and a huge diamond and platinum ring. (Source)
Clean Sweep: (Noun) A naval expression meaning a successful mission.Much like Oscar nominee Kate Winslet at the Golden Globes, the hotel heiress swept the acting categories, being named Worst Actress for The Hottie and the Nottie and Worst Supporting Actress for Repo! The Genetic Opera.
Hilton was also gonged for Worst Screen Couple with her Hottie costars, Christine Lakin and Joel David Moore. (Source)
Historic: (Adjective) Famous or important in history, or potentially so.When Black made a joke about how all Pixar films win Oscars, Aniston said, "I apologize Mr. Katzenberg [Jeffrey Katzenberg is the co-founder of Dreamworks], I don't know why we let him out of the house." The camera then panned to Jolie, who laughed.
When Aniston announced the nominees, she moved to the center of the stage, right in front of Jolie and Pitt. When the lights were down, Aniston smiled directly at Pitt, but not at Jolie. Aniston then presented Best Short Film; both Pitt and Jolie kept huge smiles on their faces the entire time. As Aniston walked off stage, Jolie and Pitt both clapped. (Source)
White Wedding: (Noun) A traditional formal or semi-formal Western wedding, referring to
the white color of the wedding dress, which became popular in the
Victorian era.
Holy mother of God, am I relieved I didn't pick the short straw for reviewing the new Jonas Brothers movie. Everyone say a little prayer for Agent Bedhead, though. (Pajiba)
Accessorize: (Verb) To serve as a fashion accessory to a garment.“Madonna and Jesus have spent all week planning their outfits for Oscar night,” a pal tells OK! “Madonna is planning on using the Vanity Fair party to introduce Jesus to the world as her new boyfriend, and she wants everything to be perfect!" (Source)
Virtuous: (Adjective) Having or showing high moral standards.
Endangered: (Adjective) Of a species seriously at risk of extinction.Bon Jovi says, "Oh, let me tell you, I am so worried (about my hair). I look at guys like Sting and think, 'Well, he's cool about it,' but I'm already losing it a bit and I'm so aware of it. Someone told me that you have to regularly massage your scalp, so I do that all the time. You look like a jerk, but it's got to be worth a shot, right?" (Source)
Her name is Suzy, she is three years old, and she is a handful!
She steals our BlackBerrys and climbs up my mom's bed.
Having a monkey is a lot of work. Suzy always has her diaper on and we are the ones who have to change it!
It's just like having an infant but worse because Suzy runs around like a teenager! She always needs to be fed, drinks out of a bottle and she loves Capri Sun juices! (Source)
Reprehensible: (Adjective) Deserving censure or condemnation.
Anyone remember "Parker Lewis Can't Lose?" It's finally coming to DVD! (Pajiba)
Disgusting: (Noun) A feeling of revulsion aroused by something unpleasant.Rinna explains she received direct orders from Playboy photographer Deborah Anderson, who also shot Rinna for the Room 23 book. "She said, 'I do not want you long and sinewy and angular and muscular. I want you soft,' " says Rinna. (Source)
Degradation: (Noun) The condition or process of degrading or being degraded."I was 268 pounds -- I've been there," the weight guru tells Entertainment Tonight. "We eat for so many reasons," Simmons says. "Most of the reasons are emotional."
It's just so tough to be exposed, and let people see you gain weight. "I pray for all those celebrities who are having a really tough time," he goes on. (Source)
Functional: (Adjective) Complying with norms of social behavior.
Nauseating: (Adjective) Of something which makes someone feel sick.And Perry explained her illness to the audience: "I'm so sick right now, but they said I should show up because something special might happen. Thank you to everyone at my record label. (I proved) I work pretty hard because I want to die right now." (Source)
Terrifying: (Adjective) Of something causing extreme fear.
I reviewed Jessica Simpson's new direct-to-DVD movie for Pajiba. Because apparently I'm not content with killing my brain cells the traditional way, with booze. (Pajiba)
Confident: (Adjective) Feeling or showing confidence in oneself; self-assured."I’ll give you the scoop. I’m going to the Oscars. That’s a PopSugar scoop. It’s my first Oscars. And it’s my first being an Oscar boyfriend. (Source)
Sylph: (Noun) A slender woman or girl.
Ladies' Man: (Noun) A man who enjoys spending time and flirting with women.Joe Jonas is the biggest flirt of the Jonas Brothers, Kevin Jonas revealed on the CBS' The Early Show Tuesday. "He's a ladies' man," Kevin said while promoting the Bros' new 3D concert flick, out Feb. 27. "Girls love him!" (Source)
Sadness: (Adjective) Causing or characterized by sorrow or regret; unfortunate and regrettable."I'd like to thank all my dogs, the ones who are here and the ones who aren't here anymore," The Wrestler star said when accepting his Globe for Best Actor last month.
"Sometimes, when a man is alone, that's all you got is your dog. And they've meant the world to me." (Source)
Kitty Purry says that she and Benji are "just friends." (CelebWarship)
Gene Pool: (Noun) The stock of different genes in an interbreeding population.
Unqualified: (Adjective) Not competent or sufficiently knowledgeable to do something.(When asked by Us if her sister was close to appearing on the show, Holly Montag was hesitant to confirm because "we try to keep our business separate from family.") (Source)
Unclear: (Adjective) Not easy to see, hear, or understand.
Glutton: (Noun) An excessively greedy eater."I eat. I had my Big Mac yesterday from McDonald's," she told Us Sunday at the Matthew Williamson NYC store opening. "I eat just as much as I always have."
The 22-year-old actress said she thinks she has just been "working a lot." She said she also blames "stress ... and lack of sleep when I travel." (Source)
27 Dresses has been named the worst chick flick of all time. (Pajiba)
Party Trick: (Noun) A gag or trick performed to amuse people in a social setting.
Mitigating Circumstances: (Noun) Something that lessens the gravity of an offense or mistake."It had to be something to provoke him for Chris to do it (sic). He wouldn't have done it just to be having fun. Yes, he's done something wrong, because he put his hands on her (Rihanna), but you don't know what happened. He had to be provoked to do it. Everybody loved Chris... This comes as a surprise to me." (Source)
Loophole: (Noun) An ambiguity or inadequacy in the law or a set of rules.When asked if he really meant that he and his brothers would be saving themselves for marriage, youngest brother Nick clarifies, "No. That was a personal statement made under personal circumstances...but we wear these rings and they're a constant reminder to us about living a life with values." (Source)
Priceless: (Adjective) So precious that its value cannot be determined.Lee Friedlander's raw, explicit black-and-white image appeared in Playboy in 1985. Friedlander has said of the photo session that Madonna "seemed very confident, a street-wise girl. She told me she was putting a band together but half the kids that age are doing that. She was a good professional model." (Source)
Unburden: (Verb) Relieve someone of something that is causing anxiety or distress."I've had times when my pants split right down the middle when I bent down to reach a note," the singer told fans, laughing. "That's why I'm wearing a skort - not a skirt, not a short - just so they wouldn't split." (Source)
So that's where eight babies comes from. (BricksAndStones)
Natural: (Adjective) Of a skill, quality, or ability coming instinctively to a person."I was so nervous and didn't know what it was going to be like," she told Us. "I was afraid I wouldn't remember how to play Donna [her character].
"But I got halfway through the first scene and was like, 'Oh, wow - there she is!'" added Spelling, whose multiple episodes begin airing Apr. 14. "She has been in me this whole time. She's been hiding in there for 8 years and never left." (Source)
Contagious: (Adjective) Of a disease spread from one person to another by direct or indirect contact.Chihuahua Club of America head Lynnie Bunten tells the National Enquirer, "Chihuahuas are not a toy or a fashion accessory. But because some people think they are -- then realize they're wrong -- there's a growing problem of abandoned Chihuahuas." (Source)
Obviously: (Adjective) Easily perceived or understood; clear, self-evident, or apparent.
Unimproved: (Adjective) Not made better.
Pop quiz! Who is Drew Barrymore banging now? (Lainey Goss)
California Roll: (Noun) A popular form of sushi made of avocado, crabmeat, carrot, and cucumber and wrapped in vinegared rice and nori."The irony was really hard to ignore," one diner says. "First of all, who ever heard of this place. Secondly, this was just after her apology."
"She was with (Hannah co-star) Emily Osment along a with a young man. They were enjoying sushi. They shared a few rolls, dined in. They sat at table chitchatting about nothing without a care in the world." (Source)
Full Speed Ahead: (Phrase) Used to indicate that one should proceed with as much speed or energy as possible.On Saturday, the couple spent a cozy evening together at the Great Dane Pub in Madison, Wis., following Simpson's gig opening for Rascal Flatts. Security guards prevented onlookers from snapping photos, but a witness tells Page Six the two looked "very much together." Simpson didn't seem too concerned about her weight - our spy also reports she was drinking "lots of beer." (Source)
Smoke and Mirrors: (Phrase) The obscuring or embellishing of the truth of a situation with misleading or irrelevant information."The first day was my ultra glam day! The shoot is very stylized and fashion forward. I didn't want to wear typical workout clothes," Kardashian writes on her official blog.
The fitness extravaganza also found Kardashian sweating away the pounds in American Apparel leggings matched with a Herve Leger top and a hot-pink lacy bra, and a vintage jumpsuit that "was fierce!!! I also wore knee-high Puma sneakers that were insane!" (Source)
kthxbye: (Internet slang) Disrespectful form of quick politeness and salutation after one has served a purpose to another."He complains to Katherine all the time," a set source has said of Knight (with Heigl). "The energy on set will be much better when he's gone."
Sources close to the actors concur. "Katherine is ready to move on to the next chapter," says a set source. And Knight is "not shy about telling people" he wants out of his contract, another insider told Us in December. (Source)
Eliza Dushku is flaunting her shit all over the place these days. (GoneHollywood)
Wholesome: (Adjective) Conducive to or promoting moral well-being."The Milk Mustache campaign is taking the allegations against Chris Brown very seriously," a company rep tells Usmagazine.com. "We are very proud and protective of the image of the Milk Mustache campaign and the responsible message it sends to teens. Mr. Brown's ad was launched last fall and is scheduled to end this week." (Source)
Psycho: (Noun) A psychopath.He says, "Sharon's great, she's been flirting with me all night. She was chasing me around earlier, slapping me. Sharon Stone! Can you believe it?" (Source)
Yummy: (Adjective) Very pleasing to the senses, esp. to the taste; delicious.
Purpose: (Verb) Have as one's intention or objective."I'm not going with a look. Part of it is in some ways, it's very hard, especially when you're talking about music, to get away from Johnny Cash," Phoenix said. "In some ways, I'm aware that I need to kind of, I need to alter that persona. I need to alter my public persona in some ways so that people are going to be open to receiving me for what it is that I'm doing now ...
"I don't know that this is my look," Phoenix said. "I mean, I just have a beard." (Source)
Sorrier: (Adjective) Feeling even more regret or penitence."I want to thank all of my fans for their support not only this week, but always! I really wanted to stress how sorry I am if the photo of me with my friends offended anyone. I have learned a valuable lesson from this and know that sometimes my actions can be unintentionally hurtful. I know everything is a part of GOD’s ultimate plan, and mistakes happen so that eventually I will become the woman he aspires me to be. Peace and love, Miles" (Source)
The trailer for Seth Rogen's new movie is spectacularly crude and hilarious. (Pajiba)
Perceptive: (Adjective) Having or showing sensitive insight.I am in shock Rihanna and Chris canceled on this year’s Grammy show! I was SO looking forward to seeing both of them. They were essentially going to be the prom queen and king this year! (Source)
Homely: (Adjective) Of a person unattractive in appearance.
Redundant: (Adjective) Not strictly necessary to functioning but included in case of failure in another component.
Abuser: (Noun) Someone who assaults another person, esp. a woman or child.Police confirmed late Sunday that an unidentified woman phoned 911 and claimed she got into a fight with the singer and he attacked her. Police say the woman had visible injuries.
When officers arrived, they found the victim, but Brown had already left the scene, police say. Both Brown and Rihanna pulled out of Sunday's Grammy Awards at the last minute. (Source)
MTV's show about the mentally disabled reporters is not as horribly exploitative as you'd think.(Pajiba)"I have no confusion whatsoever -- I was out of order, beyond belief," Bale, 35, said Friday on "The Kevin & Bean Show" on L.A.'s KROQ 106.7.
"I acted like a punk. I regret that," he said. "There is nobody who has heard that tape that has been hit harder by it than me. It is inexcusable." (Source)
Disasterbacle: (Noun) A disaster of epic proportions; an ignominious failure."Jessica had an off night," Cindi Berger, a representative for Simpson, said Friday. "She's a perfectionist, and wanted to start some of the songs over. She always wants to give her best performance to her fans."
Simpson apologized to the supportive audience of about 9,000 by mouthing the word "sorry" on two large video screens. (Source)
Turn Off: (Phrase) To induce a feeling of boredom or disgust in someone.She revealed on ELLEN DEGENERES’ chatshow: “I have had it for nine months, I got it and I have been single ever since. I don’t know what the deal is with that. “I luckily did it for myself. I had always wanted to get one.” (Source)
Kidding: (Verb) Deceive someone in a playful or teasing way."I didn't really mean anything," James said. "Even as a little child, I've always had that comedian kind of attitude. ... That's probably what went into it."
Still, James acknowledged being miffed she wasn't invited to perform her signature song for Obama's first dance with his wife on inauguration night. James said she was "feeling left out of something that was basically mine, that I had done every time you look around."
She said she liked Beyoncé's performance, but when asked if she thought she could have done better, James answered, "I think so. That's a shame to say that." (Source)
An open letter to Drew Barrymore. (CelebWarship)
Sorry: (Adjective) Used as an expression of apology; feeling regret or penitence."I've also been told there are some people upset about some pictures taken of me with friends making goofy faces! Well, I'm sorry if those people looked at those pics and took them wrong and out of context!"
"In NO way was I making fun of any ethnicity! I was simply making a goofy face. When did that become newsworthy?" she adds. "It seems someone is trying to make something out of nothing to me. If that would of [sic] been anyone else, it would of been overlooked! I definitely feel like the press is trying to make me out as the new 'BAD GIRL'!"
Cyrus continues: "I feel like now that Britney is back on top of her game again, they need someone to pick on! Lucky me! haha Anyway, I just wanted to let you guys know what is on my heart. You guys know me and have been by my side every step of the way! (Source)
Unscrupulous: (Adjective) Having or showing no moral principles; not honest or fair."Spencer is masterminding the whole thing right now," says a source. "He'll make sure people see him going in and out of a lawyer's office. Then he'll stage fake fights with Heidi for the cameras and talk on the show about getting married too young and pretend he's really conflicted."
"Spencer will push this as far as he can, but it will all be 100 percent fake. He loves Heidi and will never let her go," says the source, who adds, "They're just always looking for a way to out-drama Lauren Conrad. It's their No. 1 goal in life!" (Source)
Cool: (Adjective) Fashionably attractive or impressive.
Bitter: (Adjective) Angry, hurt, or resentful because of one's bad experiences."I think Madonna can't stand that Lourdes is growing into a beautiful teen," a source tells OK! of the 50-year-old singer. "She seems envious of her youth and looks. She knows Lourdes is going to be gorgeous and will get the attention of the opposite sex. Knowing Madonna's taste for younger guys, it's a matter of course that they'll be dating men the same age. It's disturbing." (Source)
Guess the tranny! (Lainey Goss)
Nerdgasm: (Noun) The result of a nerd's sensory overload or overstimulation.
Pass: (Verb) Forgo one's turn in a game or an offered opportunity.
Outmatched: (Verb) Be superior to an opponent or rival.Dunaway, 68, who starred with Warren Beatty in the 1967 original, was quoted in the Chicago Sun-Times January 28th as having said, "Couldn't they at least cast a real actress?"
Now Duff, asked by E! about Dunaway's supposed comments, has responded by insulting her appearance. "I think that my fans that are going to go see the movie don't even know who she is, so you know, uh, I think it was a little unnecessary but I might be mad if I looked like that now too." (Source)
Serious: (Adjective) Acting or speaking sincerely and in earnest, rather than in a joking or halfhearted manner."I had a lot of dudes come up and say, `We really respect you for doing it, putting yourself out there, and going with it,'" he tells AP. "Because I think true hip-hop heads know that it's hard, it's going to be a hard transition, and people are going to be lining up just to make fun of me." (Source)
Ha fucking ha! Joe Francis is back in jail! (Celebitchy)
Backup: (Noun) A person or thing that can be called on if necessary; a reserve.If things don’t work out with Mayer, Aniston has a second singing suitor waiting in the wings: “Rock of Love” bad boy Bret Michaels.
“Bret is really crushing on Jen,” a pal of Michaels confides. “He says she’s the kind of girl you can have a good time with, but can still take home to Mom.” (Source)
Obsession: (Noun) The state of being obsessed with someone or something."This is my personal obsession," Geddie said. "I can't get enough Heidi and Spencer. I must tell you, the women are not exactly in my court on this. I hear: 'Why are you booking them again?' And I say, 'There's something about them that sort of encapsulates the age we live in.' " (Source)
Pandemonium: (Noun) Wild and noisy disorder or confusion; uproar.According to tour designer Jamie King, "Britney and I are really excited to conceptualize her Circus tour. We've taken the idea of a traditional 'big-top circus' and given it a Britney Spears twist. This circus is unlike anything you've ever seen before. It's sexy, fun, explosive, and full of surprises. (Source)
Compassionate: (Adjective) Feeling or showing sympathy and concern for others.
Rivalry: (Noun) Competition for the same objective or for superiority in the same field.
MK Olsen looks more terrifying than usual on the cover of Fashion magazine. (Lainey)
Contrived: (Verb) Create or bring about by deliberate use of skill and artifice.
Boy Toy: (Noun) A young man who offers himself as a sex object for women.Since being linked to Madonna, it's perhaps no surprise Jesus's modeling career has been given a huge boost.
His former agent Sergios Mattos, who runs 40 Graus Models, told the New York Post that Jesus stopped taking his calls after meeting Madonna and has now signed to the more high-profile Ford Models. (Source)
Outbreak: (Noun) The sudden start of something unwelcome, such as war, disease, etc.
Role Model: (Noun) A person looked to by others as an example to be imitated."I engaged in behavior which was regrettable and demonstrated bad judgment," the all-time Olympic swimming champ said Sunday in a statement released by his marketing agency, Octagon. "I'm 23 years old, and despite the successes I've had in the pool, I acted in a youthful and inappropriate way, not in a manner people have come to expect from me. For this, I am sorry. I promise my fans and the public it will not happen again." (Source)