I admit. I didn’t see this musical pairing coming – but I like it.
Enrique Iglesias and former Pussycat Dolls lead, Nicole Scherzinger, heat up the YouTube screen in their new music video, “Heartbeat” –which should just be called, “Hot Hot Hot” instead.
I’m left a bit speechless after watching this video.
Watch it for yourself.
Victoria and David Beckham must stop rubbing it in the rest of our faces about how hot a couple they are.
I kid of course, but you know what I mean.
As if the couple doesn’t have enough going for them, they have released a new fragrance, Intimately Yours by Beckham, and have starred in their own smoking hot commercial for the fragrance.
Ya, these two may be the hottest celeb couple. See the video for yourself.
Love comic books? Have you checked out Los Angeles Times’ Hero Complex? Well, you may want to because the site has a cool new re-launched look as of this week.
The site posts weekly video and trivia and hosts a showcase for exclusive comic book art before the art is seen anywhere else.
Classic Hollywood writer, Susan King, is now writing for the site every week as a dedicated corner for coverage of classic Hollywood sci-fi and horror.
There’s a direct pipeline to Show Tracker’s coverage of True Blood, Fringe, Smallville and other television shows that speak to the Hero Complex constituency.
Per Hero Complex: “Our new approach to reader comments gives our audience a prominent platform to speak out. All this enhances our relationship to a readership that has an obsessive passion for sci-fi, comics, superheroes, fantasy, horror, animation, special-effects cinema and illustration. There will be more coming, too: Video games will soon have a spot on the landing page.”
My two cents worth: Comic books are a foreign language to me; but if they are your cup of tea, do check Hero Complex out and let me know if the site is worth the hype.
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ABC has released a couple of pictures of Jennifer Aniston‘s upcoming cameo role on her real-life BFF Courteney Cox‘ hit ABC show, Cougar Town.
Aniston, 41, will play a psychiatrist named Bonnie in the show’s season 2 premiere on Sept. 22.
This may not be the Friends‘ reunion we all are hoping for, but I for one will take what I can get and can’t wait to see this episode.
P.S. I recently attended an ABC 2010 Fall TV Red Carpet Event, and have included below pictures of the Cougar Town cast who were all present at the event, except for Courteney Cox.
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| Photo Courtesy of ABC |
ABC has released a couple of pictures of Jennifer Aniston‘s upcoming cameo role on her real-life BFF Courteney Cox‘ hit ABC show, Cougar Town.
Aniston, 41, will play a psychiatrist named Bonnie in the show’s season 2 premiere on Sept. 22.
This may not be the Friends‘ reunion we all are hoping for, but I for one will take what I can get and can’t wait to see this episode.
P.S. I recently attended an ABC 2010 Fall TV Red Carpet Event, and have included below pictures of the Cougar Town cast who were all present at the event, except for Courteney Cox.
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| Photo Courtesy of ABC |
By the way. Ellen DeGenres follows me on Twitter. No lie. You should too.
By the way. Ellen DeGenres follows me on Twitter. No lie. You should too.
What do you get when you combine great looks, brilliant lyrics, and a gifted voice? You get singer, song-writer, Brendan James.
Brendan’s second CD, the self-entitled, Brendan James, was released today and it has already climbed to #4 on the iTunes Pop Charts and #25 overall. And it is fast climbing. Seriously, I cannot stop listening to his first single, the gut-wrenching The Fall. You can read the story behind that song in my interview with Brendan below. Continue reading
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UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador Angelina Jolie is in Pakistan today, highlighting the suffering of millions of flood victims and the need for continuing aid for the displaced.
In a PSA video released August 31, Jolie pleads: “One-fifth of Pakistan is under water… and the threat of disease now looms for 20 million affected people. This is not just a humanitarian crisis, it is an economic and social catastrophe. UNHCR is on the ground. The more support we can give, the greater number of tents, food, clean water and medicine will get to the people in need.”
Jolie is travelling today in Pakistan as the personal envoy of UN High Commissioner for Refugees António Guterres. “It’s clear this crisis is far from over,” Jolie said. “People have lost everything: their homes, their belongings, their crops and cattle, and their livelihoods. Long after the cameras have gone, people will be struggling to rebuild their lives.”
ALYSSA MILANO ALSO APPEALS FOR FUNDS FOR PAKISTAN FLOOD VICTIMS
“They are still rebuilding infrastructure from the earthquake of 2005. They continue to have large numbers of IDPs as a result of the conflict in the north, and host 1.7 million Afghan refugees who still need care and refuge as conflict continues in their homeland. And now, of course, the recent flooding and its aftermath already affecting millions and the looming threat of disease,” Jolie continued.
UNHCR has delivered help to almost 750,000 people, but continued flooding in many areas of southern Pakistan is creating new challenges for relief efforts in what has already become one of the most complex humanitarian crises of recent times.
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| Photp Courtesy of UNHCR/J. Tanner |
UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador Angelina Jolie is in Pakistan today, highlighting the suffering of millions of flood victims and the need for continuing aid for the displaced.
In a PSA video released August 31, Jolie pleads: “One-fifth of Pakistan is under water… and the threat of disease now looms for 20 million affected people. This is not just a humanitarian crisis, it is an economic and social catastrophe. UNHCR is on the ground. The more support we can give, the greater number of tents, food, clean water and medicine will get to the people in need.”
Jolie is travelling today in Pakistan as the personal envoy of UN High Commissioner for Refugees António Guterres. “It’s clear this crisis is far from over,” Jolie said. “People have lost everything: their homes, their belongings, their crops and cattle, and their livelihoods. Long after the cameras have gone, people will be struggling to rebuild their lives.”
ALYSSA MILANO ALSO APPEALS FOR FUNDS FOR PAKISTAN FLOOD VICTIMS
“They are still rebuilding infrastructure from the earthquake of 2005. They continue to have large numbers of IDPs as a result of the conflict in the north, and host 1.7 million Afghan refugees who still need care and refuge as conflict continues in their homeland. And now, of course, the recent flooding and its aftermath already affecting millions and the looming threat of disease,” Jolie continued.
UNHCR has delivered help to almost 750,000 people, but continued flooding in many areas of southern Pakistan is creating new challenges for relief efforts in what has already become one of the most complex humanitarian crises of recent times.