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Patricia Harris is about to become a very busy woman. In what the Times described as “a move without precedent in New York City government,” Mayor Bloomberg has appointed Harris, the sitting deputy mayor in his administration, to also run his charitable foundation, naming her the chief executive and chairwoman of his Bloomberg Family Foundation. Harris, the highest-paid City Hall official with a salary of $245,000, will not be paid in her position running the foundation. Good government groups and philanthropy experts weren't so keen on the pick: “It’s a conflict of interest, which links politics to philanthropy,” a Center for Public and Nonprofit Leadership fellow at Georgetown told the Times. “They shouldn’t mix.” [City Room/NYT]
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Filed Under: appointments, mayor bloomberg, patricia harris
After Chelsea Handler sounded off on a story claiming Michelle "Bombshell" McGee believed Sandra Bullock and Jesse James were separated at the time of her alleged affair,...
What are they putting in the water at those tea parties?
Just hours after LL Cool J took issue with Fox News for splicing old footage of him into a promo for a Sarah Palin-hosted...
Jay Leno's apparently sick and tired of Conan getting all the sympathy. Joy Behar, who conveniently had a camera backstage with her when she appeared on the Tonight Show last night, asked Leno “if he was upset about Conan," and Leno took the opportunity to make sure you remember he was "treated terribly," too!
"Conan got screwed. I got screwed," Leno said. "This is TV. The reason show business pays a lot of money is so when you get screwed you've got something left over…. Conan was treated terribly, and I was treated terribly.”
He went on to predict a fierce competition in the near future among the late night stars.
"I think Conan will come back and he'll be strong," Leno said. "And we'll all compete against one another. It should be me against [David] Letterman, against Conan, against [Jimmy] Kimmel, and then you see who wins."
That sounds like a season of Survivor we would actually watch.
Jay Leno: Conan and I "Got Screwed" By NBC [TV Guide]
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Filed Under: conan o'brien, jay leno, joy behar, late shifting, tonight show, video
Reuters - If anyone could be excused for having a rock star's distant, aloof persona, it would be Paul McCartney.
Review in a Hurry: Hannah Montana star Miley Cyrus has indicated that this project, costarring heavyweights like Greg Kinnear, is her first foray into more-serious projects (she called her...
After LL Cool J’s Twitter outburst that Fox News was going to be using an old interview with the rapper during Sarah Palin’s Real American Stories program, now country singer Toby Keith - who was also listed as a guest for tomorrow night’s show - has come out with a similar claim, via his publicist.
“I have no idea what interview they are using. Toby’s talked to Fox a number of times, and I had no idea that this was going to be on Sarah Palin’s special. Fox has never contacted me — not now, not when they were putting this together, not at all. I have no idea what they’re using,” Keith’s publicist told the Times, emphasizing that Keith has never been interviewed by the former governor.
After LL’s griping, Fox News (sassily) announced the network would be cutting his segment from the show. Well, this solves the mystery of how Palin's going to fill eight episodes of her upcoming Alaska reality show: lots of repurposed footage from Planet Earth!
Publicist for Toby Keith Also Baffled by Interview on Palin Show [Arts Beat/NYT]
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Filed Under: america's sweetheart, fox news, ll cool j, real american stories, sarah palin, toby keith
Buzz Aldrin, dead last on the Dancing With the Stars judging score cards, survives to shuffle across the ballroom another week, with the detested and uncoordinated Kate Gosselin in tow, while...
Liam Hemsworth isn't as famous as his girlfriend, Miley Cyrus...yet!
The Aussie actor, 20, tells me he's been getting a whole lot more attention ever since The Last Song (in...
Could this actress be itching for a Dark Knight sequel?
How else would you explain her batwing-sleeve top? It's not like she picked it out because it looked good.
The...
The Avril Lavigne-Brody Jenner-Deryck Whibley love triangle plot thickens.
Lavigne and Jenner were at it again just last night at Les Deux nightclub in Hollywood. "Avril kept...
Nearly a year after quitting his job as the post-crisis interim CEO of AIG, Edward Liddy has given his first lengthy interview. It's to his college alumni magazine, though, so difficult subjects like those pertaining to toe-curling were not addressed. But he did give us a sense of what the short, and special, time he spent running the world's worst company was like for him.
For instance, he was suddenly hugely famous. Like Brangelina famous:
"When I'd go back and forth between New York and my home in Chicago, I'd always fly commercially and I would walk right down the middle of the terminal at O’Hare or Reagan International or La Guardia. And I probably had upwards of 300 times when people would recognize me and want to chat about something. I would say 298 of those people were incredibly appreciative and positive. The reason I tell you that is, it's interesting when you are just talking to the common man what they perceive."
Oh, those commoners! It's like their brains just work a little bit differently. Slower- and simpler-like.
[CUA Magazine via Deal Journal]
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Filed Under: aggravtaing insurance giants, aig, business, edward liddy
Interview's former managing editor Alexandra Mack will start at Vogue.com as managing editor this week. It's the latest sign of Vogue.com beefing up for its final severing from Style.com. Vogue.com has added behind-the-scenes videos of photo shoots, and they force their top editors, like André Leon Talley and Hamish Bowles, to blog. They may only do so very sporadically, but, you know, the Internet is tough stuff for people so attached to paper. According to WWD, insiders are wondering if once Vogue.com officially weans off the Style.com teat, from which it is still suckling, Style.com will die, like Men.Style.com did last fall. (Condé instead decided to give GQ and Details their own sites.) Anna Wintour is editor-in-chief of Vogue.com. If she knew what was best for her and the site, she would treat her adoring fans to a blog post every now and then. Welcome to the Internet, Vogue! Dot-com! It's a scary and mean place, but surely you can handle that.
CAUGHT IN THEIR WEB [WWD]
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Filed Under: in vogue, alexandra mack, anna wintour, vogue
Anticipating that finance professionals, and business professionals in general, will be primary users of the iPad when it first launches this weekend, both WSJ.com and Bloomberg have submitted apps to be available on the iTunes store when the devices first become available. And instead of agonizing over finding a fresh new way to address iPad users, like some other old-school media outlets, Bloomberg has tweaked the app it already has available for the iPhone in order to ensure a relatively painless transition. And unlike most other media outlets, Bloomberg will be offering their content on the iPad for free.
The Bloomberg iPad app, which we have seen, will be available for download on iTunes if all goes according to plans — and it will provide stock information, indexes, podcasts, charts, up-to-date currency exchanges, access to Bloomberg News stories, and personalization for users' own finances. There will be no charge for any content. "We have TV, radio, print, Bloomberg.com, and mobile," a source who worked with the developers of the app told us. "This is one more device that is coming out that we will be ready for." It's similar to the iPhone app, with some improvements. Meanwhile, we hear the Journal's iPad app has significant changes from the iPhone app, but still keeps much content behind a pay wall. To access all of the Journal's content on the iPad, you'll need to plunk down $3.99 a week.
To compare these to some examples from the rest of the news field, Reuters will be providing its content for free through an advertiser-sponsored app, and the New York Times has its own app that mimics (and enhances) the experience of reading the print newspaper. So does Time, whose iPad "issues," at $4.95, will cost the same as print ones. It hasn't been revealed yet whether the Times will charge for content on the iPad right away, or will move to a metered system when nytimes.com does. (New York will have an iPad version that will come at a cost per issue, as well, in the weeks after the iPad launches.)
There's been a lot of talk about how to use the iPad to best showcase the content of one news organization or another — but when the device becomes available on April 3, these apps aren't going to exist in a vacuum. We'll see then how much customers are willing to pay to get information on their tablets.
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Filed Under: ipad therefore i am, apple, apps, bloomberg, ipad, itunes, media, new york times, wall street journal
It's off disc two of E-40's just released Revenue Retrievin': Night Shift, and it's pretty nuts. (And although the official track list has no mention of Björk, saying the song features Laroo, The DB'z, and B-Slimm, she definitely did give E-40 the go-ahead to use the sample.)
[Fader]
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Filed Under: music, bjork, clickables, droop-e, e-40
Not everybody's a hater! In his review of The Last Song, New York Press contrarian Armond White praises Miley Cyrus's performance: "Cyrus’ acting ability makes Veronica’s emotional make-over work." [New York Press]
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Filed Under: armond white, miley cyrus, the last
Mike Fleming says Leonardo DiCaprio is in talks to play the lead in Clint Eastwood and Brian Grazer's upcoming J. Edgar Hoover biopic Hoover, based on Dustin Lance Black's script. The movie will happen at Warner Bros. since Universal passed, probably because the studio didn't want another Ed Wood on its hands. [Deadline]
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Filed Under: hoover, brian grazer, clint eastwood, leonardo dicaprio, movies
Greenpoint accessories shop Old Hollywood is the latest addition to the Limelight Marketplace — the only jewelry vendor in the three-story retail complex so far. It’s a step up from owner Tiffany Porter’s 300-square-foot original location on Meserole Avenue: She’ll share the 12,000-square-foot Limelight with J. Sisters salon, a sneaker gallery, a gourmet market, and non-Brooklyn brands like LeSportsac and Brocade Home. Though she's keeping her Greenpoint store open, Porter will introduce around fifteen new designers in the Limelight space, including Erica Weiner, Tom Tom Jewelry, In God We Trust, and Elizabeth Street. [Old Hollywood]
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Filed Under: disco shopping, limelight marketplace, retail, shopping, store openings
A couple of months ago, the damaged Miracle on the Hudson plane was put up for auction by Chartis, a subsidiary of AIG. A few weeks later, the listing was removed, and a note was posted on the auction website promising an explanation at some future date. At the time, we called Chartis to find out why the listing was taken down, and were given more evasive non-answers than you can shake a stick at, such as, "I think the note speaks for itself," which it did not. Clearly, something strange was going on. Why all the secrecy about some mangled aircraft? We were intrigued, but, stonewalled, we moved on with our lives. Until today, when, for some reason, we checked to see if that promised explanation had been posted. And it had been, all the way back on March 12, although as far as we can tell, nobody has noticed yet.
The update, however, is mysteriously vague, and does nothing to clarify what happened with the auction. All we know is that, for reasons unknown, it has been "postponed indefinitely" and its bids "suspended."
Following our recent online posting announcing the auction sale of N106US, we must respectfully advise that the auction has been postponed indefinitely. Bids previously submitted will be suspended until further notice. Interested parties should monitor the Chartis Aerospace website for additional details in the future.
Thank you for your interest in this aircraft.
Salvage Coordinator
Chartis Aerospace
Widmooooooooorrrrrrrreeee!!!!!
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Filed Under: miracle on the hudson, aig, auctions, charles widmore, chartis, mysteries
Martin Raskin, a teacher on the Upper East Side, has become obsessed with collecting objects from his old school, P.S. 202, in East New York. One of his "special finds," according to today's Times, is an old envelope containing a splinter the school's principal, Dr. Charles Eichel, extracted after it rudely pierced his bum on Friday, March 13, 1942.
Sayeth the envelope:
“Sat down in my office chair — 258 — splinter entered my buttocks — cleaned it with yellow soap and applied iodine.”
“He was an idol in East New York,” Raskin says, of the apparently fastidious headmaster, whose authority, he said, "rested on fearsome rumors of a 'spanking machine' he kept in his office, [though] no pupil ever actually encountered the device."
Shame. That would have been something worth hanging on to.
Amassing a Shrine to His Old School [NYT]
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Filed Under: people who may or may not be classified as 'hoarders', antiques, antiques that have to do with bums, butts, men who collect things that were once in someone's bum, not embarrassed, spanking machines, weird things
Emmy Rossum wore a red minidress with black shoes, both by Donna Karan, to the Darker Side of Green climate-change debate last night in New York. She kept her makeup natural, and wore her hair in simple waves.
Do you like her clean look?
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Filed Under: look of the day, emmy rossum
Reports say the former "Baywatch" star annoyed by Gosselin following her around.
A travel blogger found pants with an "Obama Jeanswear" tag in Rwanda, bearing a crest with two griffins. Interesting, considering that though Obama is known for his preferred style of jeans, it's not usually in a good way. [Racked]
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Filed Under: just pants, barack obama
Not to get all grammar police today, but there is an oft-amusing slideshow of spelling and punctuation mistakes made by tea partiers that you should probably check out. Missing apostrophes? Not a huge deal. Misspelling a word in a sign about the importance of the English language, though, is kind of embarrassing. Also, one lady spelled "socialist" s-c-h-o-l-i-a-s-t. [Pargon/Flickr via Wonkette]
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Filed Under: tea time, grammar
AP - Who wants to be a god, anyway?
Natalia Vodianova plays Medusa in Clash of the Titans. Though fashion blogs have been mildly freaking out about this for a few days, the people who made Clash of the Titans don't seem to be necessarily capitalizing on her inclusion in the film. Nor are they making a big to-do of Agyness Deyn's appearance. Deyn apparently plays Aphrodite, and no stills of her on the set or clips of her in the film have been released.
This is how Grazia describes her role:
According to our sources, Agy spent about a week filming in London, although her role is a little bit blink-and-you’ll-miss-it - she’s basically standing looking gob-smackingly beautiful in the home of the Gods, but you wouldn’t necessarily realise it was her if you weren’t looking out.
Maybe they're trying to hide the models. We wonder if they let them speak lines. In the clip of Natalia as Medusa she just hisses and grunts.
Clash of the Titans: An unlikely fashion film! [Grazia UK]
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Filed Under: model tracker, agyness deyn, clash of the titans, models, movies
Fox has been quite cruel to us these past few months, taking one of the few things around to bring us crisp, uncomplicated, adolescent joy and waxing it away like so many layers of post-pubescent hair. I speak, of course, about Glee, the hour-long musical drame-glee which ingrained itself deep, deep into our psyche, reminding us that we were perhaps cooler in high school than we gave ourselves credit for. (Example: I’ve never been pantsed. Unwillingly.)
But in 2 weeks, as the ads running 4 times per 15 minute intervals in between this season’s horrendous American Idol contestants have well reminded us, GLEE IS BACK. And to whet our appetites for what will surely be the most anticipated television return since Kelsey Grammar on Frasier, Rolling Stone Magazine has put the cast on their cover. And look… they’ve completely exposed Lea Michelle’s ass. Well.
Listen Glee, try as you may, buttocks flying free, but you’re still pretttttty much the gayest show on TV. Own it. We love you for it. Keep that ass under an ill-fitting plaid skirt where it belongs. And thank you.
Also 2 weeks until the RePremiere! Considering how bad Idol is this season, we’re prepping our campy sequined eye tourniquets in advance. We need a hit, and we need it bad.
You know when things make you laugh no matter how many times something similar has been done? The “mashup video that makes someone sound silly” will always be that for me. So, I present, a Nigella Lawson video mashup where it sounds like she’s talking about SEX. Tee hee!
Source: Best Week Ever | 31 Mar 2010 | 2:32 pm
Stephanie Meyer is releasing a novella to be read as a companion to Eclipse, which is the third book in the Twilight series. 
The novella is entitled The Short Second Life of Bree Tanner.
I gotta be honest. That’s a good title. I know a good title when I see one and that’s a good title. Usually the titles I go for have the words “Alchemist” or “Daughter” in them (sometimes in the same title!), but this is good.
The only thing is, good title or no, Stephanie Meyer has to stop. I’m not going to deny liking a good Twilight sesh, but if this franchise keeps extending itself, then Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson will never have a moments peace. And if they never have a moments peace, how am I supposed to make friends with them? They won’t be able to go to normal bars and just hang out and make friends with me. This hoopla has to die down and they have to continue to be in movies that no one sees like The Runaways and Remember Me. That way, people will slowly begin to be less fascinated by them and return from the crazy place they inhabit where they believe that vampires and shape shifters exist.
So please, Meyer. Please stop. You’re ruining this for everyone. Go to your house made of gold and sleep in your bed of diamonds and leave us be.
SKIN
• Olay signed Thandie Newton as the brand ambassador for its Total Effects line of products. The campaign will launch in the U.K. to celebrate the brand's tenth anniversary there. [Beauty and the Dirt]
• Amanda Seyfried has a tattoo on her left foot that reads "minge," which means female genitals. "A lot of people think I don't know what it means," she explained. "I know what it means." [BellaSugar]
HAIR
• The Bumpit failed the Jersey Shore's Snooki: "I do not use a Bumpit. When I first saw the commercial a year ago I ordered it right away. I was so excited to get it in the mail, I put it in my hair, then I started walking down the hallway and it fell out — it didn't stay in my hair!" [Daily Beauty Reporter/Allure]
• Even though Shu Uemura announced it will leave the United States market this year, their Art of Hair line of hair products will remain in American stores and salons. Only makeup products are going to move to online-only availability. [Beauty Counter/Style.com]
MAKEUP
• Makeup artist Tegan Taylor, who was the head of makeup for Avatar, has carved out a new specialty: digital and 3-D makeup. In order to design a look, she applies hundreds of reflective dots on someone's face to capture facial data and apply makeup accordingly. [Variety]
NAILS
• Yolene Samard owned a salon in Haiti before the earthquake destroyed it. Now, she's operating a salon out of her tent in Port-au-Prince. Hair treatments are expensive for many residents, but pedicures have become popular. [Daily Beauty Reporter/Allure]
FRAGRANCE
• Diesel will launch a limited-edition Iron Man–inspired version of its Only the Brave fragrance next month. The bottle is red and $67.50. [Comic Impact]
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Filed Under: beauty marks, amanda seyfried, avatar, beauty, bumpit, diesel, digital makeup, fragrance, hair, haiti, iron man, jersey shore, makeup, nails, olay, shu uemura, skin, snooki, tegan taylor, thandie Newton, yolene samard
FIIIIINNEEE… I’ll stop hating Peeps for one day, even though they’re tiny, covert black holes of taste masquerading as pets, just long enough to admire the winner of this year’s Washington Post Peeps Diorama contest, an “Up” homage called “Eep”:
Wow. It’s such an accurate representation of Up, it even made me tear up then look over at the kids sitting next to me to make sure they weren’t suicidal. (Video here, via Gorillamask)
Yesterday Barneys confirmed that a Co-op store would open in Cobble Hill. They expect it to open in the second week of September, possibly on Fashion's Night Out, which would mark at least one night and one place you're meant to be drunk and rowdy in that neighborhood. [tokny]
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Filed Under: store openings, barneys
Oh. Oh yay. Buzzfoto brings us a very special child star blind item today, about a former female child star who is planning on releasing a sex tape soon, a la world’s most famous woman Kim Kardashian:
This former children’s television star is desperate to remain famous. She’s made other attempts in the past to keep up with her contemporaries, but nothing has really set her apart. She is planning on releasing something of the sex-tape nature soon, hoping that it will rocket her into the limelight.
Not Ashley Tisdale.
OK… we’ve got 4 guesses.
1. Mindy Cohen, The Facts of Life.
2. Tiffany Brissette, Small Wonder.
3. Patty Duke, The Patty Duke Show.
4. Raven-Symoné, from the future show entitled Where Have All Our Eyeballs Gone?: The True Story of the World’s Reaction to a Raven-Symoné Sex Tape.
Leave your guesses/fantasies in the comments.
Stylist Luis Rodriguez believes that basics are the foundation of style. "You've got to master the basics, and from there, you can experiment." For Luis, experimenting means walking around New York in bright-red Pierre Hardy boots. "I like to mix trends, modern, classic, old, new, high, low," he explains. "It's probably the most fun and most visually interesting way to decorate anything." While he says his style is "eclectic across the board," he also admits that "I've reached a point where comfort is also a motivator in how I dress." Watch the video to see more of Luis's style.
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Filed Under: video look book, luis rodriguez
Jennifer Aniston has an interview in UK Harper’s Bazaar where she says:
“I so love the British sense of humour – I was obsessed with Benny Hill and Monty Python as a child. Oh my god, and I am so hooked on Ricky Gervais.”
I have no doubt that this is true. Why would Jennifer Aniston lie to us? She wouldn’t. However, this leads me to a greater point: It’s annoying when people brag about loving British humor.
Because it is bragging. You’re subtly implying that you have a smarter sense of humor than everyone else. That’s basically the point of dropping this tidbit about yourself, that you know that American humor is low brow and not as intelligent or dry or witty as our British counterparts. Is this true? Whatever. It’s just annoying.
Listen, British humor may be smarter than ours, but it’s too dry to f*ck.
Hey-yo! *Fart noise*! USA! USA! (I hate myself)
Now I’m going to take back everything I just said (it’s a free country), and insist that you watch Garth Marenghi’s Dark Place. It’s hilarious. There’s a sample after the jump:
AP - The Bird and the Bee, "Interpreting the Masters Volume 1: A Tribute to Daryl Hall and John Oates" (Blue Note)
German nail salon and skin-care and cosmetics brand Alessandro International recruited La Toya Jackson to help them formulate and sell a hand lotion named "Dream Cream." They even flew her to Dusseldorf for the Beauty International trade fair, her star power making the Dream Cream booth the place to be, according to WWD. Alessandro founder Silvia Troska says that La Toya would call her in the middle of the night to discuss the samples of the cream, which makes sense as La Toya lives not in Europe but L.A.
Jackson was thrilled that Troska put diamond dust in the cream, so perhaps she's wearing gloves over the hands her cream made beautiful so as not to blind us with their radiance. One can only assume she was equally excited about the cream's Swarovski-encrusted lid. Neither La Toya nor Troska addressed the randomness of La Toya's endorsement. Maybe they just really wanted someone with the balls to go to a ball wearing a sparkly white bat costume and flap her wings for the cameras.
Photo: Marco Prosch/Getty Images
Which La Toya did on January 15.
La Toya Jackson Poses for Alessandro Cream Ad [WWD]
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Filed Under: diamonds are the soul of the skin, alessandro, beauty, beauty marks, la toya jackson
Finally Target has released images of their complete Zac Posen line. The collection hits stores April 25 and will be available until May 30, with prices ranging from $16.99 to $199.99. See the complete collection with prices in the slideshow. Make your shopping list now because if you plan to shop online, this stuff will go fast.
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Filed Under: targeted, designers, first looks, slideshow, target, zac posen
Friends of mine email me random Simpsons-referencey stuff all the time, but when I get three separate things in one day, it’s got to be a sign. A sign that it’s a very slow news week and we sometimes have to resort to yellow fantasy lands to pretend like pop culture is actually occurring. Wow, look at that pop culture occur!
#1 – Don Mattingly’s signed 61-cent Simpsons residual check is up for auction. Sadly, I have a $400 cap on hilarious purchases.
And two references for good measure:
#2 – When I grow up, I’m going to bovine university!
As Limp Bizkit once said, it’s “Just one of those days [with a bunch of Simpsons references]!”
BBC News is live on the scene as man who is super-sobies (in Englishman terms) learns that his soccer team has won, clinching him… well… here, listen:
I hope I am able to experience the sort of unbridled laughter heard from :26 on at any point in my lifetime. I have never and most likely will never experience this sort of joy. Off to bathe in a pint of Guinness and really think about things.
If you’d ask me to pick my favorite Arnold Schwarzenegger movie quote, I’d answer, “That’s impossible, that’s like asking me to pick my favorite Beatles song.”
But if you’d ask me to pick my 160 favorite Arnold Schwarzenegger movie quotes, I’d answer, “That’s impossible, that’s like asking me to pick my favorite Beatles song.”
I’m glad to see someone has boldly given it a shot. See you in ten minutes!
Are you tired of all those lame shirts that never ever let you know when you have a new email? There must be a better way!
Introducing: The Shirt That Tells You When You Have An Email!!!!!
Yeah, so this is a thing that a guy made. But, it’s not like he just made a tee shirt that tells you how many emails you have. He also made a video about it which includes the phrase, “It’s going to tell the lily pad using the dongle, and then that lily pad is going to show the number on these LEDs.”
Don’t worry, it’s completely dish washer safe.
Thanks, engadget.
Take a sneak peek at Aniston's sultry new Harper's Bazaar UK shoot!
As the actress descends deeper into her hard-living lifestyle, fans wonder if she will ever get her act together.
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