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It’s Switzerland, bitch.
Just kidding.
I still love you, Jess. Even if you did marry a douche bag.
Hat Tip: Hot Air
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The romantic fantasy “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button” led Academy Awards contenders Thursday with 13 nominations, among them best picture and acting honors for Brad Pitt and Taraji P. Henson, and a directing slot for David Fincher.
Other best-picture nominees are “Frost/Nixon,” “Milk,” “The Reader” and “Slumdog Millionaire.”
As expected, Heath Ledger had a supporting-actor nomination for “The Dark Knight” on the one-year anniversary of his death from an accidental overdose of prescription drugs. But the Batman blockbuster was shut out from other top categories such as best picture and director. …
Notably snubbed in the acting categories were Clint Eastwood for “Gran Torino,” Sally Hawkins for “Happy-Go-Lucky” and Kristin Scott Thomas for “I’ve Loved You So Long.”
The Dark Knight was shut out of Best Picture and Best Director because the movie is wholly conservative.
Andrew Klavan wrote a review of The Dark Knight on July 25th. He compared Batman to President Bush. Part of the review states:
The true complexity arises when we must defend these values in a world that does not universally embrace them — when we reach the place where we must be intolerant in order to defend tolerance, or unkind in order to defend kindness, or hateful in order to defend what we love…
Liberal Hollywood did not universally embrace The Dark Knight.
Hat Tip: Hot Air
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Spike Lee has declared that God himself ordained the financial crisis to happen when it did in order to propel Barack Obama to victory. The film director offered his odd analysis on today’s Morning Joe . . . but not before declaring that tomorrow’s inauguration will be “the most important day in the history of the United States of America.”
JOE SCARBOROUGH: Let’s talk about tomorrow. What are you looking for?
SPIKE LEE: I think it’s going to be one of — I think it’s going to be the most important day in the history of the United States of America. I was able to finagle a good seat for my wife Kai and I, so I don’t really want to try to guess how I’m going to feel, but it’s going to be something deep and profound. Thank God I’m going to be able to witness with my own four eyes tomorrow.
With a little prompting from Joe, Lee then advanced his view of God as the ultimate Wall Street player.
SCARBOROUGH: I’ve always believed, and it seems naive, that God’s had a hand in America, and I get a real sense you feel that God has had a real hand in this.
LEE: So many things have happened. All of a sudden, the economy goes south at that moment, and then McCain [gestures going down].
Mika Brzezinski, who during the primaries often teased Mike Huckabee about his religious beliefs, seemed to buy into Lee’s Theory of Divine Presidential Politics.
MIKA BRZEZINSKI: It almost propelled him to office.
LEE: There were so many things. It was almost a movement that had to be ordained, I think.
I am sure G-d wants us to be poor and suffer, thus plaguing us with a financial crisis.
I truly do hate Spike Lee’s arrogance.
Hat Tip: Michelle Malkin
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This is what happens when you give up cigarettes, drinking, drugs, and one-night stands.
Britney Spears is definitely back on my “To Do” list.
Love the abs. And the hair.
Hat Tip: Giorge.tv
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I do not care much for the GoDaddy.com website, but I love their commercials!
Those chicks are hot.
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She is showing her crotch once more, this time to promote her album, Hard Candy.
Nasty.
Monetarily speaking, Guy Ritchie is a lucking man. ($75 million in the divorce, right?)
Hat Tip: Giorge.tv
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This is what happens when you become a vegetarian.
You piss away your lucrative acting career to become Feminem.
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NYDN: The “Walk the Line” star made his first public performance as a rapper this weekend, awkwardly pacing onstage at Las Vegas club LAVO in front of a cheering crowd before … totally biting it.
What the hell is he saying?
Something about getting around?
At least Joaquin will live on through The Gladiator.
UPDATE 1: People.com
“This is me saying this is who I am. This is my story,” the actor-turned-aspiring rapper told PEOPLE before taking the stage at Las Vegas club LAVO.
For the skeptics, Phoenix says he’s serious about his new line of work. Music, he told PEOPLE, is his real love.
“After all the years of reading scripts and reading lines, this is my chance to do something straight from the heart and put it out there,” he said. And why hip-hop? “When I was young I liked punk rock music but then I discovered rap. I love the storytelling aspect of hip-hop.”
Fluttering around the club’s catwalk, Phoenix, 34, rapped to the sounds of a drum beat and encouraged the crowd to dance. Though dancing was at a minimum, the crowd watched intently as a scraggly Phoenix – who donned a scraggly beard, long, unkempt hair and a ripped gray hat – hopped up and down and pumped his fist in the air during certain lyrics.
“You hold a very special place in my heart,” the Oscar-nominated actor told the crowd near the end of the performance.
While the crowd cheered for the songs, Phoenix said he was prepared for mixed feedback before taking the stage. “Are there people out there who think I’m a joke? I’m sure there will be,” he told PEOPLE. “Are there people who think it’s going to suck? Probably, but I can’t worry about that.”
Following the performance, a happy-looking Phoenix spent the rest of the night hugging friends and taking pictures with fans before leaving the club around 1:30 a.m.
Well, if this makes him happy, so be it.
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People have ruled out America. They counted you out.
America was here before Obama arrived, Bono.
Visit msnbc.com for Breaking News, World News, and News about the Economy
The next week, and the next four years, will be a huge kiss-Obama-ass fest.
Joy.
Hat Tip: Hot Air
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Sorta funny stuff.
Kinda.
Almost.
The crowd desperately wants to laugh. They barely can’t.
The “hurricane” part is funny.
Heh.
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Shocker…
Who knew you had to sneak sex at the Playboy Mansion?
Kendra Wilkinson, one of Playboy founder Hugh Hefner’s three girlfriends on “The Girls Next Door,” told US Weekly magazine that “I had to have sex every now and then, so I had to kind of sneak it.”
While Wilkinson, 23, said she and Hefner were intimate at times, mostly she just saw him once day in passing.
Bridget Marquardt, on the other hand, stayed true to her (much older) man, according to Wilkinson.
“Bridget told me that she’s been faithful all these years, and I was like, ‘How the hell can you do that?’ I had to have [sex] so I could feel my age,like a healthy human being.”
Wilkinson described Hefner as more of a “sugar daddy” who kept close tabs on the girls, which made her “insane.”
Wilkinson is now engaged to Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver Hank Baskett, and plans to marry him at the Playboy Mansion this summer.
I doubt the wedding takes place at the Playboy Mansion after this startling confession. Or maybe Hefner does not care and will still go through the wedding at his pad.
Anyways, as an EAGLES fan myself, can I get an invite to the wedding?
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How terrible to happen to such a beautiful woman! It is soo sad....
What made them think they could get SO MUCH through customs? Stupid Heads. HAH!!!
