J.J. Abrams wants to take a crack at the Dark Tower series. (Pajiba)
Britney Spears' "Circus" tour is headed to the UK in June, and London's infamous Dorchester Hotel is already preparing a suite for her arrival. You know, the usual stuff, like satin sheets, an array of high-end lotions and toiletries, and, oh yeah ... A stripper pole.A source said: 'Britney loves pole dancing, it is her new favourite work out. 'She gets the toning that she needs without having to hit the gym, and she wants to be able to do it in the privacy of her own hotel room.
'Keeping fit on the tour is very important as her show is full of rigorous dance routines, so Britney likes to do her pole dancing work out every morning when she gets up.' (Source)
Yesterday Kim Kardashian, Garfield's Slutty Cat Girlfriend Kardashian, Kelly Osbourne and this other chick who probably wants to be famous too attended the Pepsi Throwback launch party, along with fellow A-listers such as Vanessa Minnillo, Holly Madison and a bunch of "The Hills" retards. I imagine this to be what Reality Star Heaven is like. Yup, just a big roller rink in the sky, where they all get to be pointless and endorse something for all of eternity.
Paula Abdul is going to be making an appearance in Sacha Baron Cohen's upcoming Bruno, in which he plays a flamboyantly gay something-or-other, only she just doesn't know it yet.A source tells us Sacha Baron Cohen, playing a wildly gay Austrian TV reporter in "Bruno," conducted a wacky interview with the "American Idol" judge. "Paula was totally fooled. She bought into his character and to this day isn't aware she was fooled," the insider said. Abdul's rep had no immediate comment. (Source)
No-Brainer: (Noun) Something that's obvious or requires or involves little or no mental effort.Life & Style can exclusively reveal that Heidi's in negotiations to pose for magazine. "She wants to do it," the insider confirms. "It's just a matter of working out the details." The insider tells Life & Style that Spencer is encouraging her to do it and is working on negotiating a $500,000 deal for his wife. (Source)
Here's a list of the most hellish movie bosses. (Pajiba)
Mary-Kate Olsen looked even more like a ghastly cartoon of herself than usual at the new Matthew Williamson for H&M collection launch last night. Because, oh yeah, Mary-Kate Olsen shops at H&M now, right? I guess they've marked their prices up 3000% since last time I've been there and now exclusively sell garments made out of the hides of lesser species in size "Woodland Gnome." Actually, laugh all you want, but she could totally make that happen if she wanted. Then you'd all be stuck shopping for your affordably-priced, trendy clothing at Target. Yeah. Not so funny now, is it?
Mel Gibson publicly debuted his new girlfriend at the industry screening of X-Men Origins: Wolverine last night, 39-year-old Oksana Grigorieva -- not 24-year-old Oksana Pochepa as previously reported."Mel has been single for almost three years and it's nice to see him getting out and enjoying himself," his rep tells PEOPLE exclusively. (Source)
Kate Winslet tells the May issue of Marie Claire that as a child, her fellow classmates would routinely torment her by locking her in cupboards and calling her names like "Blubber."‘I was bullied for being chubby. Where are they now!’ she tells this month's Marie Claire.
‘I had, “No one will ever fancy me!"... well into my teens. Even now I do not consider myself to be some kind of great, sexy beauty. Absolutely not.' (Source)
Sex and the City harpy Sarah Jessica Parker and husband Matthew Broderick have announced that they are expecting twin girls, via a surrogate mother -- presumably because excessive dieting and exercise has rendered Sarah Jessica barren. Oh, and also because they don't have sex anymore.The Sex and the City star and her actor husband are "overjoyed," their publicists said Tuesday. The couple already has a son, James Wilkie, 6.
On Monday evening, Parker and Broderick attended the premiere of his film, Wonderful World, at the Tribeca Film Festival in NYC. Parker, who held hands with her husband as they watched the movie, said she was "very happy" to be with him. (Source)
Guess what still sucks? That's right, "American Idol." (Pajiba)
Convictions: (Noun) Firmly held belief or opinions.
Tom Hanks was presented with the Chaplin Award at last night's 36th annual Film Society of Lincoln Center Gala Tribute, and Julia Roberts was on hand to give a speech for him. And by "give a speech" I mean she talked about her bodily functions and repeatedly dropped the F-bomb."It's late, and I'm paying my babysitter overtime, and I have to pee," a harried Roberts announced at Monday's 36th annual Film Society of Lincoln Center Gala Tribute, where the Philadelphia and Forrest Gump double Oscar winner was presented the new Chaplin Award. Keeping her tribute as brief as possible, Roberts told Hanks, "So, everybody f---ing likes you."
Assessing his 2004 movie The Terminal, in which he played an Eastern European trapped in Immigration at J.F.K., Roberts said, "That movie about you and the airport and the accent was a pass for me. Airport? Were you just an immigrant lost? I didn't know. I love you, but I didn’t know and I'm wearing the same f---ing dress tonight as your publicist." (Source)
Vroom Vroom: (Noun) The roaring sound of an engine or motor vehicle.
Ever since Jesus Luz started banging Madonna, his modeling career has taken off. But if you'd think that his modeling colleagues -- who got where they are by hard male-modeling work and not, say, banging a 50-year-old lady -- would be happy for his success, think again.Madonna’s sometime-boy-toy got straight-up dissed by the other male catwalkers as he prepped for the Jeffrey Fashion Cares event last week. Says one backstage source: “None of the other models would talk to Jesus or even look at him. They were gossiping like catty girls about how they couldn’t wait for his career to fizzle out.”
It’s no wonder Luz’s rise to fame has created so much jealousy in the modeling world. “He’s taking jobs from other models who feel they’ve worked harder and longer than he has,” says one industry insider. (Source)
Forever: (Adverb) For all future time; for always."I can't believe I am Mrs. Pratt," the Hills star wrote on Twitter Sunday morning, one day after her wedding to Spencer Pratt in Pasadena, Calif. "First day of married life!!!!!!"
"Getting married has been the craziest yet best experience of my life," she wrote. Later that day, she said, "Watching movies and relaxing -- this has been the best day as a married woman."
Monday morning, she added: "Wow, what a morning! Waking up with my husband is beyond words!!! I'm so excited I'm really married! FOREVER!" (Source)
Guess what Sharon Stone did last weekend? (Celebslam)
Last night Katie Holmes attended a gala for Independent Filmmaker Project, wearing this pantsuit that could have been raided from Liza Minnelli's closet. She was suspiciously sans Tom Cruise, who could have been raided from Liza Minnelli's Gay Husband Having closet. Oh, I'm kidding. Liza Minnelli would never marry Tom Cruise. Even she isn't that oblivious."If I had a girlfriend, she would be incredibly offended by me saying, 'I don't have a girlfriend,'" Mayer told X17Online.com after kickboxing in Santa Monica this weekend. "That's how you can be sure. I could say, 'I'm not with anybody.' That'd be a death wish if you were the woman."
He added: "If you were the woman and you stepped out and said, 'I'm not with anybody, you'd have to go home and take a lashing for the next three weeks! So that's the proof." (Source)
This weekend Kim Kardashian twittered that she went blonde, with the above photographic evidence, and everyone freaked out. No really, it was insane. I heard President Obama even held a press conference about it. Unfortunately, on her website this morning she revealed it to be nothing more than a clever ruse:It's a wig! Did I have you fooled? I did a fabulous photo shoot this weekend and they put this hair piece on! I haven't taken it off since, because I'm really loving the look. I've been wearing it around New York and everyone thought it was my real hair! It's making me want to dye my hair and maybe go lighter for the summer. What do you think? Should I dye it for real? (Source)
Heidi and Spencer got married this weekend again, and no one cared. No, literally, no one cared. They tried to sell the pictures and everything, but even Us Weekly was all "No thanks." OK Magazine offered them some magic beans or something, but eventually they settled for non-exclusive photos rights.The couple didn’t comment on their strategy, but a source close to them said that now that everyone’s watching their bottom line, there was no bidding war to drive up the price, and this all-around deal was the best way to make a buck in tough times.
“They’d rather be on page 50 of Us, People, In Touch or Life & Style than be on the cover of a magazine like OK! that isn’t going to sell. They need to make money, and so does the magazine. The formula is changing,” said the source. (Source)
A Van Helsing spoof? Be still my throbbing gag relfex! (Pajiba)
Animal Cruelty: (Adjective) Behavior that causes pain or suffering to an animal.
Fatphobic: (Noun) The fear of becoming overweight, or other individuals who are overweight.OVER the years, Mario "Fanta Pants" Batali's weight has ballooned along with his ego. It's gotten so bad, insiders said, that his pal Gwyneth Paltrow gave him a free membership to the pricey gym that she and her fitness friend Tracy Anderson are opening in TriBeCa this summer, saving him the $4,500 membership fee and monthly bills. An insider said, "Mario is the only fat friend she has, and wants him to change." A rep for Paltrow didn't return e-mails. (Source)
Fat Ass: (Noun) A very large, fat, fatty of a fat person.Since last year, Kevin Federline has packed on the pounds — one pal estimates that the former backup dancer has gained more than 40 — and his new job may be to shed that fat. According to another friend, K-Fed, 31, has been offered a deal with NutriSystem to promote its Men’s Plan program.
“Kevin wants to lose weight, and he needs to make money,” the friend says. “He’s seriously thinking it over.” However, Kevin’s rep denies that he’s going to work for NutriSystem. (Source)
Preposterous: (Adjective) Contrary to reason or common sense; utterly absurd or ridiculous."Of course I'm just hearing about this today — and I haven't heard it but it sounds completely ridiculous," Beyoncé said at the junket for her forthcoming film "Obsessed." "Everyone's heard me sing and it's perfect timing, actually, because I'll be on the 'Today' show tomorrow singing 'Halo,' or tonight you can watch me sing live on David Letterman! It's perfect promotion, whoever came up with that idea." (Source)
Inviting Bai Ling to a childrens' charity dinner and expect her not to
act slutty is like taking your dog to a dog park and expect him not to
sniff other dogs asses. (Celebslam)
Healthy: (Adjective) Indicative of, conducive to, or promoting good health.
Breeder: (Noun) An animal that breeds at a particular time or in a particular way.In a statement released by PETA, Patridge says, "Each year, 6 to 8 million unwanted dogs and cats are turned in to shelters, and half are killed because there aren't enough good homes. The solution is as easy as ABC - animal birth control. Always spay and neuter, and never buy from a pet store or a breeder." (Source)
Punch Line: (Noun) The final phrase of a joke, providing the humor or other crucial element.
Understanding: (Noun) Sympathetic awareness or tolerance.When asked about Brown by MTV News this week, Tyson said, "It's none of my business, but you know what I say about that? I understand the situation. I understand passion with young kids.
"My personal opinion about that is, he's just a baby," he continued, with a tone of empathy toward the 19-year-old Brown. "He's just a little baby that don't know how to handle his emotions when it comes to a woman. And he probably hears this and thinks, 'I know how to handle my emotions'; we all think we do. But the fact [is], you look at this person and you might be crazy in love, but we don't know how to handle those feelings." (Source)
Open-Minded: (Adjective) Willing to consider new ideas; unprejudiced."That's lame!" Cyrus wrote in a series of tweets that began yesterday morning. "God's greatest commandment is to love. and judging is not loving. thats why christians have such a bad rep. <3"
Later, she added, "Jesus loves you AND your partner and wants you to know how much he cares! That's like a daddy not loving his lil boy cuz hes gay." (Source)
Aww, Michael Cera's girlfriend made a documentary about love. And she fell in love while filming the documentary about love. With Michael Cera. How fucking adorable. (Pajiba)
Inescapable: (Adjective) Unable to be avoided or denied.
Clarification: (Noun) The act of making a statement or situation less confused and more clearly comprehensible.But Lohan, who saw the Peepshow premiere over the weekend, says that for the right amount of money, she would be open to making a onetime appearance in the Sin City spectacle. "One show as a guest would be fun," she says, adding that she'd do it just "for play."
Lohan, 22, wanted to clarify a Fox News report from Monday in which she was quoted as saying, "If they make me an offer and the money's right, I'll do it." (Source)
Cryptic: (Adjective) Having a meaning that is mysterious or obscure.
Scraps: (Nouns) Waste or discarded material that which can be put to another purpose.The girls try to focus on designing and hiring staffers for their new store, but get sucked into South Beach's famous party scene.
Khloe is also offered an opportunity to host a local late-night radio talk show, which causes fights between her and serious sis Kourtney -- who wants her to focus on Dash.
"We knew fans could not miss out on this drama-filled duo as they invade such a beautiful, vibrant and notoriously wild city as Miami," says E!'s Executive Vice President Lisa Berger. (Source)
They could have picked a black guy to play Zac Efron in 20 years and it would be more believable than Matthew Perry. (Pajiba)
Homophobe: (Noun) Someone with a an extreme and irrational aversion to homosexuals.At the Las Vegas pageant, Prejean, 21, was asked by judge Perez Hilton how she felt about legalizing gay marriage. "In my country, and in my family, I believe that a marriage should be between a man and a woman," she replied. She later lost out to Miss North Carolina, Kristen Dalton.
"It did cost me my crown," Prejean said of her response on Monday's Billy Bush Show. "I wouldn't have had it any other way. I said what I feel. I stated an opinion that was true to myself and that's all I can do." (Source)
Beached: (Adjective) Of a whale or similar animal stranded out of the water.
On The Prowl: (Phrase) Of a person or animal moving around as if in search of prey.Lindsay spotted Leo at Hollywood hotspot My House on Wednesday night. A source said: “As soon as Lindsay saw Leo she was like a bee to honey.
“She was going for the big catch and when she spotted him in a dark corner of the club she headed straight for him. “She quickly monopolised his conversation and made sure she had him all to herself.
“Lindsay is a sharp tac. She wasn’t wasting her time chatting up small fish. She seemed interested in the gents with deeper pockets, probably because her career is on a downward trajectory.
“The pair were cosied up together deep in conversation. She definitely tickled his fancy.” As the night went on and the drinks flowed, things between her and Leo hotted up and she took to the dancefloor to show off her talents. (Source)
Douche-Off: (Noun) An event in which two or more people compete for douche-bag supremacy."Ashton had a huge head start, but I believe in my Twitter family," Pratt, who currently has 194,048 followers on the social networking site, tells Usmagazine.com. "From the moment Ashton accepts my challenge, assuming he's man enough to do so, whoever adds the most new followers in 30 days wins."
"If I win, Ashton and Demi [Moore, his wife] have to wash my car," he says. If he loses to the Twitter pro, who now has 1,093,794 followers, Pratt adds that "Heidi [Montag] and I will clean their house." (Source)
Going by these promo photos, Sasha Baron Cohen's new Bruno movie is going to be amazing. An amazingly unfunny piece of crap. (Agent Bedhead)
Milestone: (Noun) An event marking a significant change or stage in development.Parents Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes planned a princess-themed party for their daughter, which included a cake featuring Belle from Beauty and the Beast and a treasure hunt.
"They just wanted to keep it small and make it fun for Suri and her friends," says a source. (Source)
Special: (Adjective) Better, greater, or otherwise different from what is usual.
Heartbreaker: (Noun) A person who is very attractive but who is irresponsible in emotional relationships."We're doing a film this summer," she says. "I guess people find it a little confusing. I totally understand. It seems like, 'What is the deal with them?' But we just adore each other. We're in each other's lives, and we're friends, and we're working together, and we have worked together."
Would she be jealous if he began dating someone else? Nah. She wants him to meet "fantastic people because he's a great guy, and he deserves the most happiness," says said. (Source)
Congratulations: (Noun) An expression of praise for an achievement on a special occasion."We are over a million. CNN is still trying to get there. And that is just how it goes," Kutcher said as he popped open the bubbly. "There are a million people that need to be thanked for this." "This is David versus Goliath," Kutcher said.
"This just shows how people want to get information. It is about us. It means that one man can have a voice as loud as a media network." (Source)
Why does Mitch Hurwitz's new animated series not seem as funny as it should be? (Pajiba)
Practical: (Adjective) Suitable for a particular purpose.
Spare Parts: (Noun) A duplicate part to replace a lost or damaged part of a machine.
Druggies: (Plural Noun) Two or more drug addicts.In California, people suffering from chronic pain and other illnesses can get a medical marijuana card with a doctor's prescription. "It's not like Heidi and Spencer seem sick or anything," says a witness. "I can't imagine why they would need to be there."
Their rep — who did not deny they bought pot — says the couple were there for a Web-based reality show. But it seemed they didn't want anyone to know! The usually flashy duo went incognito, wearing jeans and tees with matching sunglasses.
"They were definitely trying not to be noticed," says the witness. "I guess they don't want their fans to think they smoke!" (Source)
Homewrecker: (Noun) Someone who breaks up the marriage of a couple by having an extramarital affair. Smitten Oksana, who first hit the Russian charts aged 13, said yesterday: “This is serious and I hope that our union will be real and strong and long-lasting.
“We are different people, but Mel is a grown man and knows precisely what he wants and me too — I know what I want.”
The singer, who is also a model, claimed to have visited Mel on the set of a movie in Boston last summer. But she added the two were not yet ready to go public with details of their love. She said: “I would not like to say more right now.” (Source)
Risky: (Adjective) Full of the possibility of danger, failure, or loss.The singer-actress-designer's Jessica Simpson Collection snagged the coveted crown as the annual beauty pageant's swimwear sponsor this year, usurping Syrup Swimwear which provided teensy suits for the past two years.
Identical $104 white 'n' gold string bikinis were especially created for the contest, as well as the $88 bright green string bikinis modeled by the crown-chasers during a pre-pageant photo shoot in Las Vegas. (Source)
Happy Tax Day! Here's five movies about accountants. (Pajiba)
Presidential: (Adjective) Of or pertaining to a president or presidency."Don't know if I'll be getting elected any time in the next century or so, but definitely going after mayor of L.A. and at least governor," he tells celebrity blog Pop Sugar. "I'll probably stop at Governor."
He then quips, "I mean, if people were really pushing for me [to run for president] at that point, I'll probably have to step into that role. That pressure may be a little much." (Source)
Self-Esteem: (Noun) Confidence in one's own worth or abilities; self-respect.Just why did she want to appear in the sexy magazine again? She confesses, "It's nice to have the Maxims of the world out there. You can look at them when you're 80 and be like, 'See? No, really, I was cute. I promise!'" (Source)
Glamorous: (Adjective) Full of glamour; charmingly or fascinatingly attractive.
Homicidal: (Adjective) Of, relating to, or tending toward murder."I could have turned everything into a crime scene, like OJ, cutting everybody's throat," he told the magazine. "You live half a mile from the 20,000-square-foot home you can't go to anymore, you're driving through downtown Clearwater and see a 19-year-old boy driving your Escalade, and you know that a 19-year-old boy is sleeping in your bed, with your wife . . . I totally understand OJ. I get it." (Source)
Nasty: (Adjective) Highly unpleasant, esp. to the senses; physically nauseating.More recently, she was linked with her Wrestler co-star, the 56-year-old Mickey Rourke. “There was no truth to it, and it was so annoying,” says Wood, now 21, who is back with Manson after “taking some time” away from the relationship. Of Rourke, she says: “The friendship was intimate and nice, and this makes it weird.” (Source)
Uhhh, so here is one of the freakiest looking film trailers I've ever seen. I want my Mommy, indeed. (Pajiba)
Dead Weight: (Noun) The weight of an inert person or thing.A source close to the ex-boybander says the two “are on the rocks big time. They argue all the time, and Nick is done with her. He feels like she’s holding him back, careerwise.”
Sure enough, Lachey’s career isn’t as hot as it used to be. His latest single, “Patience,” hasn’t even cracked the pop charts, though a friend close to the singer is quick to note “it’s doing well on the adult contemporary.” (When we checked, it was No. 39 on Billboard’s Hot Adult Top 40 list after five weeks of airplay, and it topped out on the Pop 100 Airplay list at No. 75 back in March.) (Source)
Freakish: (Adjective) Bizarre or grotesque; abnormal.
Nice Try: (Phrase) Response to a valiant, yet ultimately fruitless effort.
Distorted: (Adjective) A misleading or false account or impression of."I don't know what was worse, the bleak angles and bright peach dress ... or the b.s. commentary/blogs," she says (via Twitter).
Although "Nick looked cute" in the photos, she says she "could've definitely lived without" seeing the pictures. (She also admits that her "dress and hair" were not suitable for the "red carpet.")
She added, "And if I gained a few pounds.. my trainers back living with me again." (Source)
Who saw the Hannah Montana movie this weekend? I know someone did, fucker was No. 1 at the box office. (Pajiba)
Fed Up: (Adjective) Annoyed or upset at a situation or treatment."Throughout our marriage and separation we have always strived to maintain the privacy and integrity of our family and will continue to do so," a rep for Gibson, 53, tells Usmagazine.com in a statement.
TMZ.com alleges that "there is no prenuptial agreement" based on source reporting. In 2006, Gibson's fortune was estimated at $900 million. Under California law, community property -- which includes earnings -- is divided 50/50. (Source)
Contaminated: (Adjective) Something made impure by exposure to a polluting substance.A friend tells the publication, "Gwyneth wanted everything to be perfect. She was so excited about moving to L.A. with the family and to be closer to her actress mom. It will be the first time in ages that she, Chris and the children will be living together as a family. But her stomach turned at the thought of rats running around. She didn't want her homecoming ruined by those horrible creatures. Being an animal lover, Gwyneth didn't want the vermin harmed, just removed." (Source)
Failure: (Noun) An unsuccessful person, enterprise, or thing.Added to that, the company also faces a legal showdown with Italian vintners over the use of the name ‘Prosecco’.
However Austrian owner Guenther Aloys refuses to blame Paris’ endorsement of the drink for its poor performance in the marketplace. He said: “She is the perfect advert for our product. “We have several new campaigns that are already being planned.” (Source)
Reunited: (Verb) come together or cause to come together again after a period of separation.
Wah: (Exclamation) A crying noise like a stupid, blubbery baby makes.The band was Willie Nelson's opening act. A note posted on Nelson's Web site Friday night said the Boxmasters were cutting their Canadian dates "due to one band member and several of the crew having the flu."
On their own Web site, they said they planned to rejoin the tour on April 14 in Stamford, Conn., "after they've had time to recover." (Source)
Flattering: (Adjective) Of a garment or color enhancing someone's appearance.
CONFESSION TIME! I actually used to like Color Me Badd. Yeah, yeah, suck my dick. (Pajiba)
Difference: (Noun) A point or way in which people or things are not the same."People think I've got my nose done. My chin done. I just laugh at it," she tells Extra. "I'm just losing my baby fat - everyone grows up and changes." "There's always rumors," she adds.
"People are always going to point things out and it's entertainment. It's funny. Doesn't bother me. Goes in one ear, out the other. I read it, forget it." (Source)
Lapse: (Noun) A weak or careless decline from previously high standards."He left the table to go chain-smoke outside," a fellow diner reports. "He was outside for, like, 20 minutes." Looked like Ms. Prince may not have been too thrilled about Federline's disappearance.
Says the source, "He was talking to some other girls outside, and when he finally came back to the table, his girlfriend looked angry and they started to argue." (Source)
Tiresome: (Adjective) Causing one to feel bored or annoyed."This will be the real wedding," says a source close to the couple, who last November staged a fake wedding for cameras in Mexico. "It's being filmed as the season finale for The Hills."
A rep for the couple declined comment.
E! News has learned that the controversial reality couple has already invited about 110 guests to the nuptials, but the list is expected to grow even larger as the wedding date nears. A source says the couple plans to wed in a sunset ceremony and is looking at a rooftop location for a reception. (Source)
Preggs: (Adjective) Short for "pregnant."Sarah Michelle Gellar and Freddie Prinze Jr. are expecting their first child together, a source close to the couple confirms exclusively to PEOPLE. "They're very excited," says the source, adding that the actress, 31, is due in the fall. (Source)
YAY! Mike Judge has a new movie coming out and it looks A-fucking-mazing. (Pajiba)
Sanctimonious: (Adjective) Making a show of being morally superior to other people.Why is Octomom wearing my Jimmy Choo sunglasses!? I think it's a little ridiculous that she claims she has no money and is on welfare to take care of her 14 children, yet she is out shopping and buying Jimmy Choo sunglasses!
I guess she'd rather spend her octo-dollars on accessories. Aren't 14 accessories enough, Octomom?? Am I sensing a shopping addiction here? Khloe and Kourtney can hook you up with someone who can help you battle this! (Source)
Doghouse: (Noun) The state of being in mild or temporary disfavor.The Fall Out Boy bassist — who was without his wife of nearly one year — partied hard with about 50 band members, dancers and pals (including Girls Next Door star Holly Madison) following a sold-out show at the Palms Casino Resort on April 5.
"Everybody was going absolutely crazy," an eyewitness tells Star. "People were even drunkenly playing makeshift Slip 'n' Slide with a mat and lubricant. And Pete was in great spirits. He was dancing and singing along to his band's own songs, grinding up against the dancers."
At one point he was "dancing on a pool table with the girls," the partygoer adds. (Source)
Difficult: (Adjective) Of a person not easy to please or satisfy.Cigarette smoke from the crowd was blamed, with a female voice announcing to the crowd, "The building is awfully smoky. It is uncomfortable for everyone on stage, including Ms. Spears. Please extinguish all cigarettes - this is a non-smoking building, and the show will resume when the smoke on the stage is cleared," the Vancouver Sun reports.
Until the agitated crowd settled down, GM Place was filled with piped-in intermission music played at hockey games - which, one concertgoer told PEOPLE, left the fans "really pissed off. The break in the concert ruined it for everyone. The vibe was gone." (Source)
Apologetic: (Adjective) Regretfully acknowledging or excusing an offense or failure."It was a stupid joke because it rhymes. In the hands of a responsible journalist, humor and sarcasm will be translated appropriately," Miller told us with a smirk at the film's Cinema Society/Links of London screening. "It was not meant as disrespectful in any way. In England, we have great rhyming slang, and everyone spends their day rhyming. But for all the trouble that comment caused, there were many people who were supportive." (Source)
Here's a list of the top 100 one hit wonders from the 80's. (Pajiba)
Balls: (Noun) Courage or nerve.
Rock Bottom: (Adjective) At the lowest possible level.Earlier today, blogs were abuzz that Simpson was dropped from the label after her name was noticeably missing from both the Columbia Nashville and Sony Music Nashville websites.
But the singer's rep tells Us, "She was on loan to Sony Nashville for her country album." Simpson, who has released pop albums on the Epic label, "is and has always been an Epic artist," her rep adds. "She continues to be on Epic's label." (Source)
Armed and Dangerous: (Phrase) One who is equipped with or carrying a weapon or weapons and is able or likely to cause harm or injury.Hank and i went to the shooting range the other day so that he could teach me how to shoot a gun, or two or three hahaha. I think its so important that every woman learn self defense, plus its fun :D Im definitely a pro now haha!!
Check out these pics of me working the rifle and of Hank showing me how its done! (Source)
Unstable: (Adjective) Prone to psychiatric problems or sudden changes of mood."It's absolute hell," Lohan told Us on Monday in a far-ranging interview over several lengthy phone calls and emails where she was agitated, crying and baffled by the turn of events.
Lohan says she's "so alone" without Ronson. "Everyone's turned on me," says the actress. She tells the magazine that the night of the Chateau showdown, Nicole Richie walked by her and said "Uck," and Drea De Matteo said, "Come at me, bitch."
"I'm a f**king 22-year-old girl who's in love. I felt like I was in Mean Girls, but worse: Mean Girls was a movie. I'm just really hurt! The whole situation is sick." (Source)
Here's the five most unintentionally homoerotic films. (Pajiba)
Background Check: (Noun) The process of looking up and compiling criminal records, commercial records and financial records of an individual.By all indications, country star Clint Black was on the chopping block until Trump learned that Kardashian had missed some of the previous week's competition to go to a mandatory class regarding her DUI. "I hate people who drive under the influence," Trump said in the boardroom as he fired Kardashian. "I know three families who lost children to drunken driving.
"Kardashian took to her blog to defend herself yesterday. "It wasn't because of my work ethic, it wasn't because I was slacking," she writes, "It was because of my DUI. I don't think I should have been fired for that reason alone. I just wish Mr. Trump would have handled the situation a little differently." (Source)
Well-Done: (Exclamation) Used to express congratulation or approval.
Delusional: (Adjective) An idiosyncratic belief that is firmly maintained despite being contradicted by what is generally accepted as reality, typically a symptom of mental disorder.Samantha Ronson's mother and sister asked Beverly Hills police how they could obtain a retraining order three days after Lindsay Lohan banned from a Ronson family event, Usmagazine.com exclusively reports.
"They were directed to the court to get a restraining order," Beverly Hills Sgt. Nutall told Us on Monday. (Source)
How do you have a sequel for a movie that has the same title as the original except for the omission of the word "the?" Ridiculous. (Pajiba)
Family Reunion: (Noun) An occasion when members of an extended family get together.
Reputation: (Noun) The beliefs or opinions that are generally held about someone.
Chilly: (Adjective) Uncomfortably cool or cold.
Dumped: (Verb) To discard or reject a significant other unceremoniously.Before Lindsay's arrival at the event, an insider told OK! that the Ronsons had gone out of their way to insure she wouldn't be able to get inside. "Unless Lindsay rams a truck through the red carpet or skydives in, she won't be here," revealed the source.
But just as expected, Linds still showed up, only to be "restrained from coming in by five security guards," according to an onlooker. "Lindsay knew she was unwanted, but came anyway, to no avail," said another source. (Source)
"I was right all along. Cheat. Being cheated on does wonders to you. I'm doing this publicly because u&ur friends call People mag.. So you win, you broke my heart. Now go away. I loved you." (Source)
Bullshit: (Noun) Stupid or untrue talk or writing; nonsense."I can't get over that she is a huge pop icon of the world," Montag's beau Spencer Pratt dissed Friday on Q100 Atlanta's The Bert Show. "People are acting like she's the new Britney Spears ... I don't know even why this girl gets so much attention and press. I guess if you dress like a fool and have crazy, ridiculous haircuts, people start paying attention."
"People are calling Lady Gaga the pop princess, [so] what's Heidi - the pop queen?" he added. Asked to name five artists Montag is more talented than, Pratt said, "Madonna, Britney Spears, Lady Gaga, Beyonce and Christina Aguilera."
"I wouldn't even compare them to Heidi's level," he went on. "I am in the studio everyday with Heidi I know what's coming. I can make claims like that." (Source)
Here's what was on television when I was ten years old. Oh "Alf," how I miss you. (Pajiba)
Kid-Friendly: (Adjective) Something which is appealing or geared towards children."Kids like me but when they meet me they're horrified by me... These guys bring their kids (to screenings) and I kind of resent them. To me it's kind of a sacrilegious thing and the kid would cry. It was horrible..."
"Now that the movie's out and I don't have to promote it anymore, I can say that I hate children. It's out; it's made $60 million. I can say it: I hate kids. If no kid ever came up to me, I would be more than happy." (Source)
Grateful: (Adjective) Feeling or showing an appreciation of kindness; thankful.
Original: (Noun) Something serving as a model or basis for imitations or copies."It's a little bit annoying, to be totally blunt. The only similarity that we have is that we look a little bit alike. I have met her before. She seems like a nice person. I'm happy that she's famous enough now that she's not going out and being mistaken for me.
"I used to get, 'I heard you were out at such-and-such club drinking whiskey!' (when) I was at home watching TV. I think we lead very different lives. At some point I feel like this will stop being a thing. I like the way my life goes. It's sort of strange to be associated with someone that's doing such different stuff than me. It's weird." (Source)
Fetal Position: (Noun) A bodily posture in which the body is curled with head and limbs drawn in, sometimes assumed in states of fear or emotional withdrawal.
Denied: (Verb) Refuse to give something requested or desired to someone.The judge cited requirements that adoptive parents reside in the country for 18 to 24 months.
Madonna, 50, can appeal against the order. She adopted David Banda, 3, in 2006 without meeting the residency requirements, which caused outrage by non-governmental groups that felt she was using her celebrity status to bend the law. (Source)
Beyonce tests the strength of cable with no pants on. Site NSFW! (DrunkenStepfather)
Crap: (Exclamation) Expressing anger, disgust, or frustration.I'm done with partying and traveling. It's time to get this [bleep] started." Hilton, who's recording tracks at his Upper East Side apartment, isn't signed to a label, but is developing a reality show with Viacom.
"It's gonna be like 'The Hills,' but real," he says. "A lot of that stuff is pre-setup or re-setup. This is gonna show the meetings, the production side, the recording side . . . I just want people to say, 'Wow, this song really moved me, or made me cry.' " (Source)
Awe-Inspiring: (Adjective) Arousing awe through being impressive, formidable, or magnificent.
Gayest: (Adjective) More gay than any other gay.Mario Lopez has reason to celebrate: He's got a fierce six-pack. But that toned bod isn't completely au naturel.
The former A.C. Slater uses Lab Series Skincare for Men's Ab Rescue Body Sculpting Gel. "It makes you look more chiseled," he gushed recently. (Source)
Doomed: (Adjective) Cause to have an unfortunate and inescapable outcome.The couple -- who divorced in 2004 but reconciled last September after Barker's near-fatal plane crash -- called it quits "after a nasty fight broke out at his house last night and cops were called...[when] Shanna started freaking out and acting irrational," a source tells Us.
No charges were filed.
"Travis confronted Shanna about her having an affair with Gerard Butler while he was in the hospital recovering," the source says. Butler and Moakler were spotted getting cozy at the Hollywood opening of Shin Korean BBQ last October. (Source)
My boyfriend wrote a piece about our experience at the music part of SXSW the other week, so check it out! (Pajiba)
Damage Control: (Noun) Action taken to limit the damaging effects of an accident or error.The catchy pop song was written by Cathy Dennis, who also penned Katy Perry's "I Kissed a Girl" and Britney Spears' "Toxic."
Could the lyrics -- " Your excuses get better/you couldn't give me time" -- be about beau Spencer Pratt? (Source)
Mature: (Adjective) Having reached an advanced stage of mental or emotional development characteristic of an adult.As the Hannah Montana actress sees it, dating beyond her age bracket shouldn't be that big of a deal. "I don't feel like I'm doing anything wrong, and I'm ready for people to accept it," Cyrus notes. "My fans already accept it—they just want me to be happy. And I haven't been that happy in a few years...working so hard, moving to L.A. from Nashville, going through a bad breakup [with Nick Jonas]. I'm finally happy again, and I think that is reflected in my music and work." (Source)
Wish Fulfilment: (Noun) The satisfying of unconscious desires in dreams or fantasies.Theater owners attending their annual ShoWest convention got to see Downey's Holmes in a bruising boxing match, diving from a tall building into London's Thames River and trading barbs with roommate Dr. Watson (Jude Law), who complains about the detective's slovenliness and nocturnal violin playing.
"Holmes, does your depravity know no bounds?" Watson asks the detective. In one scene, the unclothed Holmes finds himself cuffed by both hands to a bed. (Source)
April Fool's: (Exclamation) Said to a person who is the victim of a trick or hoax on April 1.