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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 2007
What's going on with our favorite glamazons?
Posh stepped out into L.A.'s Dodger's stadium yesterday to throw out the first pitch in the Dodgers vs. the Mets in casual white shorts, a Dodgers zip-up jacket and sneaker wedges (it's still Posh, after all). Victoria looks so appropriate for the occasion, we're beginning to worry that it's the end of her jaw-dropping outfits.
What do you think of Posh's sporty look?
Victoria Beckham makes her strongest pitch yet for Los Angeles, despite Real Madrid's desperate attempts to entice her husband to stay in Spain.
Victoria, who has been pushing for the move to Los Angeles, was photographed practising her pitch before a baseball game between the L.A. Dodgers and the New York Mets.
Source: Offtherack
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The couple split in January this year after almost four years together, but the Charlie's Angels star is adamant there are no hard feelings between the pair.
She says, "We love each other. We spent four years together so there is no reason for us not to be friends. I always think it is funny when people think, 'Oh you guys must really hate each other now'. And I say, 'No, our paths just went in different directions.'"
And Diaz admits bumping into her ex at the UK premiere of Shrek The Third in London's Leicester Square last night as a welcome meeting.
She adds, "It was good to see Justin because it's nice to see someone you care about. We've not been able to sit down and have a chat yet, we've been so busy."
Source: Into Gossip
Rising star Megan Fox sizzled up Monday night's Asia junket for their mega-action robot film "Transformers,'' held at N Seoul Tower.
For "Transformers", newcomer Megan Fox beat the competition in nine auditions against some 600 other women from numerous countries. Although she hadn't seen the script upon joining the cast, she said "I knew that Michael (Bay) was directing it and I knew that Steven (Spielberg) was producing it, and that's all an actor needs to know to be excited to trying get involved in a project.
"I was looking for a job and ended up getting the best one", she said.
She is very quickly becoming one of my favs. She's absolutely gorgeous and has a killer body.
Source: Korea Times
Larry Birkhead was interviewed last night and these pictures have just come out of him and baby Dannielynn.
Here's the exclusive interview!! Greta Van Susteren Hosts Larry Birkhead the father of Anna Nicole Smith's daughter Dannielynn Hope Marshall Birkhead for "On the Record."
VAN SUSTEREN: Did you love Anna Nicole?
BIRKHEAD: Yes. I sure did. I still do, but you know, it's, like, (INAUDIBLE) you know? And I think probably, for her, in looking back, I might have loved her too much because maybe that scared her because she was — you know, she always had these people buzzing around her. She didn't know what they wanted or what they were all about. And something about us, even if we fought or — you know, we always made our way back to where, you know, we would get along again.
VAN SUSTEREN: What are you going to tell her when she gets older? Have you thought about that? Because this is a rather extraordinary start to a life.
BIRKHEAD: I thought about it. I'm more concerned about what she is going to hear from things that I don't tell her that's captured on video and court hearings, transcripts, and even things I had to participate in for the fight, things that I said that they were truthful, but—do we really have to go there? Did it have to come to that? That whole Florida thing did we have to go there and say this stuff and that stuff? And what was I even doing there?
VAN SUSTEREN: How about Anna Nicole's drug use? Have you have thought about that?
BIRKHEAD: No. I have thought about that. And I think I'm just going—it's probably going to make me more—it's probably going to make me more overprotective. It's tough.
VAN SUSTEREN: How old is she now?
BIRKHEAD: She will be 9 months tomorrow.
VAN SUSTEREN: Any surprises about fatherhood? This is your first?
BIRKHEAD: Yes. Surprises? The hours.
VAN SUSTEREN: The hours. What kind of hours are there?
BIRKHEAD: Long hours.
VAN SUSTEREN: 24-7?
BIRKHEAD: Well, for the most part. I mean, I have some help helping me. But if she needs me, I'm there, I'm available 24 hours for her. But she is a great baby. She is happy.
VAN SUSTEREN: How fun is it to wake her and have her smile at you?
BIRKHEAD: I love her in the morning. She is a really happy baby. Whenever she wakes up, she is always—she is just in a great mood. And she loves attention, she loves pulling on my hair, and she likes to beat me up sometimes..
VAN SUSTEREN: Was it the worth the fight for her?
BIRKHEAD: Yes. Yes. She is my little princess
Source: Maplejuice
Here's the exclusive interview!! Greta Van Susteren Hosts Larry Birkhead the father of Anna Nicole Smith's daughter Dannielynn Hope Marshall Birkhead for "On the Record."
VAN SUSTEREN: Did you love Anna Nicole?
BIRKHEAD: Yes. I sure did. I still do, but you know, it's, like, (INAUDIBLE) you know? And I think probably, for her, in looking back, I might have loved her too much because maybe that scared her because she was — you know, she always had these people buzzing around her. She didn't know what they wanted or what they were all about. And something about us, even if we fought or — you know, we always made our way back to where, you know, we would get along again.
VAN SUSTEREN: What are you going to tell her when she gets older? Have you thought about that? Because this is a rather extraordinary start to a life.
BIRKHEAD: I thought about it. I'm more concerned about what she is going to hear from things that I don't tell her that's captured on video and court hearings, transcripts, and even things I had to participate in for the fight, things that I said that they were truthful, but—do we really have to go there? Did it have to come to that? That whole Florida thing did we have to go there and say this stuff and that stuff? And what was I even doing there?
VAN SUSTEREN: How about Anna Nicole's drug use? Have you have thought about that?
BIRKHEAD: No. I have thought about that. And I think I'm just going—it's probably going to make me more—it's probably going to make me more overprotective. It's tough.
VAN SUSTEREN: How old is she now?
BIRKHEAD: She will be 9 months tomorrow.
VAN SUSTEREN: Any surprises about fatherhood? This is your first?
BIRKHEAD: Yes. Surprises? The hours.
VAN SUSTEREN: The hours. What kind of hours are there?
BIRKHEAD: Long hours.
VAN SUSTEREN: 24-7?
BIRKHEAD: Well, for the most part. I mean, I have some help helping me. But if she needs me, I'm there, I'm available 24 hours for her. But she is a great baby. She is happy.
VAN SUSTEREN: How fun is it to wake her and have her smile at you?
BIRKHEAD: I love her in the morning. She is a really happy baby. Whenever she wakes up, she is always—she is just in a great mood. And she loves attention, she loves pulling on my hair, and she likes to beat me up sometimes..
VAN SUSTEREN: Was it the worth the fight for her?
BIRKHEAD: Yes. Yes. She is my little princess
Source: Maplejuice
Jessica Alba's first kiss was definitely not what she was expecting it to be, for rather than the magical moment she expected it to be, it was a huge disappointment.
The star revealed that she was 12 years old when she got her first kiss. The only problem was that the guy giving it to her was not only 'gross', he also never brushed his teeth.
"I was 12 years old and had to kiss this guy who was gross and never brushed his teeth," the New York Post quotes her, as telling the July issue of Seventeen.
And, if her first kiss was bad, her second did nothing to improve her opinion of the embrace, almost turning her off kissing altogether.
"Then, at 14, I had to kiss a guy who was 32 or 33, and I was like, 'Ewww! I didn't want to do it,'" she says.
Thankfully for Alba, she's now found the man who she admits done much to change her opinion - her boyfriend Cash Warren.
"(He) is the best kisser in the world," she gushes.
Source: Albafan
Posh-alike: Katie's swept short crop looks similar to Victoria Beckham's cut
Katie Holmes made similar fashion choices to her style icon Victoria Beckham while at Paris Fashion week last year
Source: Daily Mail
How does it feel to have moved away from the pop star rat race?
I feel like I kinda did that a little bit with Coverage, the last record. But this means more because this is my own music now, so I'm obviously more personally invested. I'm just excited for people to hear new music from me, because it's been so long.
It must be liberating to sing your own songs, too.
It's night and day, in comparison to singing somebody else's words onstage. It's a very different experience. I just enjoy this so much more, I enjoy actually having been a part of the process from start to finish.
Do you miss all the "pop star" grooming?
To be honest, I never felt like I was groomed. I was just sort of shoved in a studio with people I wasn't necessarily a fan of and kind of told what to sing and how to sing it. I would show up at the studio and the track would be completely finished and all I had to do was sing on it. It was a bit of a bummer, because you have to conform whatever you have to sing to what the band's already played.
We heard there were bears stalking the recording studio while you were holed up in the woods.
Oh yeah, I had two bear sightings. I remember asking someone the night before I decided to go on a hike if I was going to run into a bear. They assured me that people went on hikes all the time and took walks around the property and no one's run into one. So of course, I go on a hike at 7 in the morning, and what do I see in front of me? Two bears. Two baby cubs.
That's not a good thing.
Yeah, because you know mom's around there somewhere. I literally didn't know I could run that fast! I saw mom and the babies maybe two weeks after that. They were right in the middle of the road, and I had to stop and wait for a couple minutes before they decided to pass.
That could have been a classic pop star demise.
Oh yeah — going out in style.
There were ghosts, as well, up there in the woods?
Apparently the family that owned the place back in the '20s haunts the property and there are eight separate ghosts. The matriarch of the family was in my section, and apparently she doesn't like clean clothes drying in a certain area. Any time I put my clothes to air dry on top of the washer and dryer, I would come back and they would be thrown off — not like they slid off, but like they were tossed on the floor, away from the washer and dryer.
Creepy.
And the detergent and the laundry sheets, when I would put them up there to try to hold my clothes in place, they were thrown, too.
Did it escalate from there?
Well, I would come home and all my lights would be on, or I would come home and I would have left lights on and they were all off and the TV upstairs was on … just weird stuff like that.
What jerks!
No … like an idiot I walked around the house when I first got there and was like, "Hi, I'm Mandy. I'm here doing a record. I'm not here to move in on your space. I'm doing something positive and creative. Just let me be, and I'll let you be." I think they really respected me.
Do you think they gravitated more to the music or the lyrics?
I think maybe the music. That probably means more to them now than lyrics.
Because the lyrical content is too mature for spirits who throw thongs on the floor and leave the TV on?
Yeah, it's probably not the upbeat poppy stuff they're looking for. They want something upbeat. They don't want to hear about heartbreak.
How's it working with [producer] John Alagia?
I love him. He was my first choice to do this record, being friends with [John] Mayer and Rachel [Yamagata] and knowing the experiences they had with him. We just get each other, and he's the most organized scatterbrained person I've ever met. He gets so hyper focused on stuff, and I think that's the secret to his success.
You chose surprising cowriting partners for Wild Hope. How did that come about?
I think I eventually separated from Warner Bros. because they didn't understand why I wanted to write with someone like Lori McKenna. Well, I'm just a huge fan of her music, as well as the Weepies and Rachel [Yamagata]. Why doesn't everybody know their music and give it the attention that it deserves? That was also a reason for writing with some of these people.
Source: Blender
American supermodel/actress turned fashion designer Milla Jovovich is truly enjoying her pregnancy.
"I'm gaining weight, which is fun," People quoted Jovovich, as saying.
"I've been craving lots of bad stuff but I've been cooking a lot. I did this amazing slow-roasted tomato dip the other night, and steaks, and, oh, I've been eating my mom's potatoes - I know how to make my mom's potatoes - like crazy. It's awful. I have to stop," she said.
She's coming along nicely. Still looks sexy.
Cooperman "had been talking about going to rehab for a while," said one of her pals. In April, Cooperman was arrested on forgery and larceny charges for swiping a neighbor's $4,300 check and depositing it. Under a special probation, her record will be expunged if she keeps her nose clean for two years. Cooperman did not return our call and her lawyer said he was unaware of the rehab stint. But another person in the know said that Cooperman and Lohan were spotted on a gym trip away from the rehab center last week.
A friend of Lohan warned,
Source: NY Post
OMG, fantastic! Unbelievable boobs on that body
Uma Thurman in Bikini at the Beach in St.Barth
So classy. At least she's wearing underwear nowadays!
Britney Spears has added yet another wardrobe slip-up to her incessant list of exposing incidents.
Once again, the 'Toxic' singer exposed her tush to the paparazzi while leaving Hollywood hotspot Joseph's.
Spears, who was wearing a low-cut satin outfit, flashed her butt to the shutterbugs while climbing into the backseat of her car.
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