Entries from May 2011 ↓

JOHN Cleese is writing his memoirs. The Monty Python comedian-and-actor is penning a book in order to help fund his £12.2 million divorce settlement from third wife Alyce Faye Eichelberger. The book, to be entitled The Maintenance Memoirs, will be written by John with an official biographer, with them each taking it in turns to […]

Another tattoo? Or perhaps a leftover injury from that scary accident?!

Katie Price has apparently written yet ANOTHER book, this one called Paradise, and was spotted promoting its release with her latest boyfriend, Leandro Penna, at the WH Smiths in Welwyn Garden City, England, and with a mysterious bandage on her arm!

Check out the photos (above and below)!

Inneresting! We suppose we’ll find out what it’s for sooner or later!

Best of luck promoting the book, gurl!

We’ll be sure to pick it up! Or not!

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Guess what Kim Kardashian’s new fragrance is called? ‘Kim Kardashian,’ of course .

So how many multihyphenates is Kim at this point? Reality TV show personality, endorser, cover model, author, singer, and now she has a fragrance.

You can’t say Kim isn’t utilizing her time in the spotlight to the absolute fullest!

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I didn’t know Gwen Stefani and Gwyneth Paltrow were friends! Then again, celebrities do make up a fairly small social circle, so it makes sense . Gwen and Gavin Rossdale were seen taking their sons, Kingston and Zuma, to visit Gwyneth (and, presumably, Apple and Moses).

Gwyneth somehow manages to do a good job limiting paparazzi pictures of Apple and Moses, but I have to admit, I’d love to see a picture of these four kids playing together! I bet the family is enjoying London.

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Not everyone has Bieber Fever.

Marg Helgenberger, for example. While appearing on a French radio interview program, the CSI star was asked her thoughts on Justin Bieber’s debut on…

It’s official! Amazing Race winners Meghan Rickey and Cheyne Whitney are married.

The reality show-winning duo tied the knot at the Hard Rock Hotel San Diego Saturday evening in…

Nothing says Kentucky Derby like giant hats. And nothing says America like seeing another country do something and wanting to do the same thing, but bigger and better.

But did we tackle…

So, it’s official: Thor’s off to a blockbuster, $242 million-grossing start.

Thanks to the rest of the world.

What’s America got against the Norse god of…

UPDATE: It’s official! Fox annouced Sunday that Paula Abdul will be the fourth judge on The X Factor, calling her “America’s sweetheart, a world-renowned choreographer and a pop…

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On tonight’s “60 Minutes,” President Obama goes in depth on the successful mission to kill Osama Bin Laden, describing the raid as “the longest 40 minutes of my life.”

In a taped interview with Steve Kroft, Obama discusses the planning and execution of the operation to take out “Geronimo,” as Bin Laden was called, and the decisions that came after it.

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What was most difficult about the raid, says the president, was that the Navy seals were ”going in in the darkness of night. And they don’t know what they’re  going to find there. They don’t know if the building is rigged. They don’t know if… there are explosives that are triggered by a particular door opening… My number one concern was, if I send them in, can I get them out?”

Also, despite strong intelligence, the president said he “could not say definitively that Bin Laden was there.”

Obama tells Kroft the mission “was the longest 40 minutes of my life with the possible exception of when Sasha got meningitis when she was three months old and I was waiting for the doctor to tell me that she was all right. It was a very tense situation.”

The president admits he was nervous.

Only after the operation was complete did the president know that they had the right place and got their guy.

“There was a point before folks had left, before we had gotten everybody back on the helicopter and were flying back to base, where they said Geronimo… has been killed. And Geronimo was the code name for Bin Laden.”

Although the president said he won’t release a photo of the al Qaeda leader, he assures Kroft, “You will not see Bin Laden walking on this earth again.”

Obama ended by saying, “As nervous as I was about this whole process, the one thing I didn’t lose sleep over was the possibility of taking Bin Laden out. Justice was done. And I think that anyone who would question that the perpetrator of mass murder on American soil didn’t deserve what he got needs to have their head examined.”

What do you think of what the president said?

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