L.A. Story
It's easy to fall into the trap of berating Los Angeles, especially as an East Coaster. We tend to band together at parties and bars, declaring our intellectual superiority and point out all things laughable.
Johnny Depp, Jude Law and Colin Farrell were worried for Matilda’s future as Heath left an old will which did not include the little one. The three played versions of Heath's character, Tim, in fantasy epic The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus.
As Heath's dad, Kim Ledger, is in control of Heath's estate.
Phobias are common--everything from flying to bugs to swiss cheese. Ok. Maybe the last one isn't so common.
Blake Lively was seen wearing these Chloe Suede Booties while shooting the second season of Gossip Girl.
I had got this question from a book and had ask a lot of my friends on it. Though not that many got it, I thought it wasn't that hard. You get it, I will give you a prize of your choice under 50$.
first thing to say is I GOT MORE POINTS THEN MY SISTER!
OK that out of the way what been going on in my world today not a lot i done kind of my hollyoaks photo thing on here but not on my group and that only because i need to get all the cast pics that I'm doing.Anyway apart that not a lot been going on in my life because really nothing dose go on now i stay in 5 days a week that sucks because i like going out and getting away from my life for a couple of hours a day. Well apart from when i get home and my mum is pissing me off and i can't ever hear her because i got my i pod on so loud and i can't really hear anymore.
anyway apart from that tomorrow i got a bet going on with my sister dog and my mum that who ever get the most Kerrang awards right so i better win because i get one beer if i do win if my mum win i get her a beer and if my sister dog win he will get some sweet so i want to get the most right
update soon bye
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The First Amendment is About Freedom, Not Fairness
By Arnold Ahlert
A Rasmussen Reports survey asked Americans if they thought government should require TV and radio stations to offer equal amounts of conservative and liberal political commentary. 47% said “yes.” That so many could demonstrate such a complete misunderstanding of “fairness,” freedom and the First Amendment is daunting.
In America–at least so far–it is the people, not the government, who decide what they want to see or hear. For the American left, such a responsibility untainted by the “input” of “enlightened thinkers” is unacceptable.
Fall is my favorite shopping season. I love looking for buttery soft leather boots and bags, sweaters, jackets, the new styles and colors. I've been buying some items the past few weeks.
The things some brides-to-be put themselves through to be flawless for their weddings. Trust me, I completely understand. Sure, the wedding is only one day but pictures are forever.
Dick and Dom say goodbye to Radio 1 now watch me cry
TEARS OF JOY!
Former children's presenters Dick and Dom are leaving Radio 1 as part of the station's weekend schedule changes Nick Grimshaw, who currently presents a Sunday evening slot, has been promoted to the weekend breakfast show.
Nihal, who also has a show on the BBC Asian Network, is moving from Saturday and Sunday mornings to the afternoons.
Sara Cox and Edith Bowman both return to the station next month following maternity leave.
Dick and Dom - Richard McCourt and Dominic Wood - have been presenting a Sunday 10am slot since September last year.
They first found fame and received Children's Bafta nominations as hosts of the Saturday morning BBC1 show Dick And Dom In Da Bungalow.
But the show was denounced by MPs, parents and regulators for its lavatorial humour and features which included Make Dick Sick, Bunged Up and Bogey, in which children were encouraged to shout "bogey!" as loudly as possible in public places.
A revival of quiz show Ask The Family on BBC2 was meant to turn the pair into the BBC's version of Ant and Dec but it failed to set the schedules alight with disappointing viewing figures.
Radio 1 head of programmes Ben Cooper said: "Nihal and Nick Grimshaw have already proved themselves in their current slots and I'm really excited about what they can achieve with their new shows. It'll be great to have Sara and Edith back in the Radio 1 family."
He added: "We are also saying goodbye to Dick and Dom and I want to wish them all the very best and say thanks for their work at Radio 1."
Taken from yahoo.co.uk
I've never found the two funny and if I've see their names in the blurb for a show I've made a point not to watch. Ok bitch over now.
It's stunning how fast trends can change in the wedding industry and in fashion overall. Thank goodness we're patched in to wedding experts who keep us informed and on our toes. One of those experts is Vicky Johnson, the owner of Holy Matrimony.
