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Let's Get Physical -- with Newton-John!
Are you joking? I'm not sure I even follow what you're saying.— February 16, 2009 9:23 p.m.
Psychics (and the idiots that use them)
The psychics in N'awlins should've warned everyone to get out right before Katrina struck. It would've maybe hurt their business, but helped them gain immense credibility.— February 16, 2009 10:37 a.m.
Python Parents Arrested
UPDATE: Her PR firm just dropped her. That's a good sign. And...I've had a few people tell me the same thing. That there has to be "physical abuse" going on. Well...to me, having 13 kids crammed into two bedrooms, and not having enough food, is STILL a form of abuse. Nobody ever does anything, and this is the type of woman that a guy will break up with, and she drowns herself and her kids in a fit of rage. So...we shouldn't wait for that to happen. We should say..."she's had plastic surgery...she's had in vitro treatments when she already had 6 kids, let's check this woman into a hospital and exam her, and take the kids away from her before they are harmed more than they are already."— February 16, 2009 10:35 a.m.
Let's Get Physical -- with Newton-John!
Anything to get out of exercising, I'm all for. I mean, hey...it's pouring rain out there. I'm supposed to play racquetball at noon. I'm canceling. And, our games are indoors!— February 16, 2009 10:32 a.m.
Late Night Laughs
Holy cow...I hadn't thought about that Crispin Glover thing in a while. Yeah, I remember that. What a trip. I was so young though when I watched it, I barely remember what happened. Just that Glover stood up and kicked the air. He was always a bit of a nut job, though. I have a friend of a friend, that produced the Doors movie. And Glover played Andy Warhol. I should ask him what it was like to work with him.— February 15, 2009 12:38 p.m.
Python Parents Arrested
A lot of people are mad she's trying to get a reality show. I don't mind that. If some TV station wants to give her money, fine. Just not the state. She shoudln't get a cent of help. If that means taking her kids (even the first batch), so be it.— February 15, 2009 12:34 p.m.
Fox on the Run
I can't believe I remembered the Farrah poster wrong! I probably spent so much time focusing in on one aspect of the poster, the colors in the background stayed in my mind. Damn...my lamp line bombed! It's from Anchorman (one of the few funny scenes in that movie). Steve Carrell plays a slow weatherman. He's not great at making conversation, so at one point he simply says "I love lamp."— February 15, 2009 12:33 p.m.
Python Parents Arrested
If you were trying to each lunch TFB...try looking at those photos TMZ released of her a few days before she popped. And Bean...it's not the "stupid people" I have trouble understand. They're consistant. As was this woman. It's the "other" people involved, like the fertility doctor who knew about her other kids. It's the government, that will CONTINUE to give her money for her kids (despite California having all these financial problems), and they won't do anything to correct the welfare system, to prevent something like this from happening again. Even if THIS does't happen again, but some lady with 4 kids, from three different guys, isn't working and collecting welfare, food stamps, and all that jazz...getting pregnant again. It's insane.— February 14, 2009 10:42 a.m.
Late Night Laughs
That's the sad thing, Bean. That never happens. Celebs never go away. They just end up on some VH1 reality show or something. They'll always have a source of income, on name recognition alone. A perfect example is Tonya Harding. I mean, I don't care if Gary Coleman makes money, if people are willing to pay him $10,000 for some event, or cheesy show. But this chick hired thugs to bash in another rivals knee cap. And this could've ended her career, Olympic dreams, and everything. She should be looked at as an OJ character, and instead, she gets hired to show up at baseball games, celeb boxing matches, and on that show commenting on stupid criminals. It's disgusting.— February 14, 2009 12:11 a.m.
Late Night Laughs
UPDATE: Alec Baldwin, on Conan last night, was chewing gum. He then put his finger up his nose, and said "I'm going to do this interview like Joaquin Phoenix. Wow...how weird was that?" I'm surprised so many people in the population think that Phoenix did this as a fake thing, like when Andy Kaufman was on Letterman and that wrestler slapped him and threw water in his face. That's what Kaufman did. Phoenix just didn't want to be there, and was determined to not act like the movie guy that goes on the press junket and talks about his latest film. Mix that with the fact that he's a jerk anyway...and that's why the interview went that direction.— February 13, 2009 10:34 a.m.