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Summer 2010 was a disappointing time for the movie box office.
By now you have probably heard that Adam Lambert allegedly “attacked” the Paparazzi when he was trying to “kick it” at the beach.
Well, that just didn’t sound like the Adam Lambert who I have been following closely, so, I wanted to find out what really happened.
Here is Adam’s version of what happened, in his own words. And it makes sense to me. I mean, Adam was just trying to relax at the beach, but he was still nice enough to take time and pose for the cameras for 45 minutes. But then the Glambert in him had enough of posing since he “definitely wasn’t dressed to be photographed” but the photographer refused to leave the Glambert alone…
And here is what happened next:
Mark is one of the nicest, most down to earth people I have ever met. He comes from a family of international dance stars, so, it’s no surprise that Mark has two shiny Mirror Ball trophies at home. He even beat out his dad, Corky, and tied with childhood friend Derek Hough, for the wins: He won the DWTS title in Season 6 with partner Kristi Yamaguchi, and again in Season 8 with Shawn Johnson.
Mark is one of the nicest, most down to earth people I have ever met. He comes from a family of international dance stars, so, it’s no surprise that Mark has two shiny Mirror Ball trophies at home. He even beat out his dad, Corky, and tied with childhood friend Derek Hough, for the wins: He won the DWTS title in Season 6 with partner Kristi Yamaguchi, and again in Season 8 with Shawn Johnson.
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Did we really need a special press conference to announce what we all have known for weeks?
The only news that Idol announced today which had not yet been leaked is that Jimmy Iovine, chairman of Interscope Geffen A&M Records, co-founder of Beats Audio and one of the world’s most successful and prolific music producers, will join Idol an in-house mentor.
Watch Ryan Seacrest’s interview with the new judges:
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Did we really need a special press conference to announce what we all have known for weeks?
The only news that Idol announced today which had not yet been leaked is that Jimmy Iovine, chairman of Interscope Geffen A&M Records, co-founder of Beats Audio and one of the world’s most successful and prolific music producers, will join Idol an in-house mentor.
Watch Ryan Seacrest’s interview with the new judges:
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It probably won’t be anywhere as good as Lost, because no other TV show can ever be that mesmerizing and thrilling. But, this just may be the second best thing: The TV reunion of Terry O’Quinn and Michael Emerson, better known by Losties as John Locke and Ben Linus.
Making it even better: Josh Appelbaum and Andre Nemec of Alias will serve as writers and executive producers, with Abrams and Bryan Burk (Undercovers) also executive-producing.
Looks like I am not the only one excited about this new collaboration. This is what Michael Emerson told EW.com:
“I really am AMAZED that what started out as some kidding-around on the set of Lost has turned into a network TV reality! I’m still reeling from this sudden turn of events. I’m an actor who has never even succeeded in testing for a pilot and here I find myself involved in a project custom-built for Terry and me! Can’t tell you how thrilling it is to be part of the Bad Robot family and enter into this exciting collaboration with Warner Brothers and NBC! Have we ARRIVED or what?! But best of all will be that day when Terry and I show up on the set of a brand new show, look around, shrug our shoulders and say “Let’s get started!” My fingers are crossed! (Did I use enough exclamation points? ha!)”
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It probably won’t be anywhere as good as Lost, because no other TV show can ever be that mesmerizing and thrilling. But, this just may be the second best thing: The TV reunion of Terry O’Quinn and Michael Emerson, better known by Losties as John Locke and Ben Linus.
Making it even better: Josh Appelbaum and Andre Nemec of Alias will serve as writers and executive producers, with Abrams and Bryan Burk (Undercovers) also executive-producing.
Looks like I am not the only one excited about this new collaboration. This is what Michael Emerson told EW.com:
“I really am AMAZED that what started out as some kidding-around on the set of Lost has turned into a network TV reality! I’m still reeling from this sudden turn of events. I’m an actor who has never even succeeded in testing for a pilot and here I find myself involved in a project custom-built for Terry and me! Can’t tell you how thrilling it is to be part of the Bad Robot family and enter into this exciting collaboration with Warner Brothers and NBC! Have we ARRIVED or what?! But best of all will be that day when Terry and I show up on the set of a brand new show, look around, shrug our shoulders and say “Let’s get started!” My fingers are crossed! (Did I use enough exclamation points? ha!)”
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What is it about this guy? I don’t watch Jersey Shore, so, I guess I don’t understand the draw. But let me tell you, the draw is there and it’s very real!
Of all of the famous people who I have or have not met, the celebrity I am most asked about recently, by far, has shockingly been Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino.
That fan interest was also the reason The Situation remained safe from elimination tonight on Dancing with the Stars. The Situation and his partner, Karina Smirnoff, were bound in a three-way tie for last place after the judge’s scores. But his fans must have voted for the pair by the millions because the duo didn’t even crack the bottom two when the fan votes were combined with the judges’ scores.
Despite his last place finish with the judges and before The Situation knew he was safe, Mike claimed he had not performed badly. “I didn’t do bad,” he told Us after the show.
“I knew dancing wasn’t my strong point. But I thought, ‘I’m going to give this everything and try my hardest and whatever happens, happens.’ And this was in front of millions of people! I just jumped head-first into it, like I do with everything.” Mike went on to say he thought the judges were too critical of his ballroom skills. “I think they were definitely a little hard on me! I mean, I jumped off the stage! I thought that was cool.”
“I am a very confident guy, but I understand you have to sometimes risk defeat to get a victory,” he said. “I’m trying to show people, ‘Hey, this guy is going out of his element, and he’s taking on a competition in front of millions of people. Maybe he’s making a fool out of himself, but he’s still doing okay,'” he told Us. I just want people to know this is an intelligent kid.”
Mere minutes after collecting his unfair and disappointing score of 16/30 for dancing the Viennese Waltz as his debut dance routine on Dancing with the Stars, Michael Bolton rushed from the DWTS studios to The Grove next door and performed at an outdoor concert, Songs for Hope, to raise awareness for breast cancer research.
Chelsie Hightower, his partner on DWTS, joined him on stage between songs to urge the audience to vote for the duo known as Team Bolt Tower.
If you liked Bolton’s dance, vote for him by calling 1-800-868-3402!
