I am going to make a bet that you’ve never heard of Lucy Mecklenburgh …no matter how weird, perverted, socially awkward and addicted to television you are…..because she’s on that level of mattering to a broader audience despite having such a rockin’ body…a body so good I’d like to be it’s friend and carry its books home after class…a body I would like to play doctor with and give enemas to with my tongue….a body that shouldn’t be allowed in pants…cuz that is against the rules of our friendship…it crosses the only way out of that bikini is more naked….True story. TO SEE THE REST OF THE PICS FOLLOW THIS LINK
What the fuck is going on here….it looks like her ass cheeks are trying to eat her fucking asshole or something…weird and indented that I can only really blame her being a mom for….because this shit shouldn’t happen to anyone except maybe an elderly man….but definitely not to a bikini and lingerie model who makes millions of dollars with her half nakedness….I am totally thrown off by this curve ball….I am confused, scared, alone…hold me. TO SEE THE REST OF THE PICS FOLLOW THIS LINK
Rick Ross and Young Jeezy got seriously into it at the BET Hip Hop Awards last night, with sources even telling TMZ shots were fired between the parties in the parking lot after the ceremony. Here is what reportedly went down: The rappers verbally and then physically assaulted each other backstage, forcing BET security and bodyguards for both to step in and separate the rivals. The altercation then spilled into the parking lot, though reports differ on what went down from there. A spokes person for the Atlanta Police Department confirms that “shortly after 7:15 pm Saturday, a fight broke out in the parking lot at the Atlanta Civic Center between two groups. “Atlanta Police Department officers on scene responded to break up the fight and used OC spray in the process. Individuals fled the scene. There were no arrests or reports of serious injuries. Reports of shots fired appear to be untrue.” HOWEVER, a TMZ insider maintains that a member of Ross’ entourage did, indeed, pull out a gun and fire it at least once. 50 Cent also allegedly didn’t get along well weigh some rapper named Gunplay at the event. Says a BET rep, vaguely, about the various incidents: “Due to some misjudgment of select attendees, it is unfortunate that certain incidents took place. BET Networks does not condone any type of violence. Local authorities are working to resolve the situation as quickly as possible.”
A whole lot of film fans moved in to Hotel Transylvania this weekend. The animated flick – which features the voices of Adam Sandler and Selena Gomez , among others – earned $43 million in its first three days, according to studio estimates. The figure blows away the previous record for a September opening, which stood at $35.6 million buy Sweet Home Alabama in 2002. Looper , another VERY well-reviewed movie, also fared well. Here’s a look at the top five from a strong couple days: The weekend’s Top 10 movies: Hotel Transylvania , $43 million Looper , $21.2 million End of Watch , $8 million Trouble With the Curve , $7.5 million House at the End of the Street , $7.15 million
Three new titles essentially scored the number one spot, but they topped a very anemic box office that did not have any titles score anything above $13 million. The top 10 added up to almost $73.5 million, a bit of an improvement over last week’s $65.36 million, but still slow. End of Watch grossed $13 million, on par for director David Ayer ‘s previous effort. House at the End of the Street also grossed $13 million, but in more theaters than Watch . And Clint Eastwood ‘s latest Trouble with the Curve bowed with just over $12.7 million. 1. End of Watch Gross: $13 million Screens: 2,730 (PSA: $4,762) Week: 1 The cop drama by David Ayer topped an otherwise unimpressive overall box office over the weekend, with a slow $4,762 average. The feature grossed a comparable amount to Ayer’s previous effort, Street Kings , which bowed in 2,467 theaters back in ’08, grossing just under $12.5 million. 2. House at the End of the Street Gross: $13 million Screens: 3,083 (PSA: $4,217) Week 1 The feature essentially tied with End of Watch as the weekend’s number one film, though its per screen average was slightly lower due to its larger screen number. Though atop the box office, it was nevertheless a rather anemic triumph. 3. Trouble with the Curve Gross: $12,720,000 Screens: 3,212 (PSA: $3,960) Week: 1 Clint Eastwood’s previous efforts, Gran Torino and Million Dollar Baby were limited release roll outs. His last wide release debut, Blood Work (2002) opened with just over $7.31 million in 2,525 theaters (not adjusted for inflation), so this latest turn appears to be a slight improvement. Still, it may be tight for this one to score the $100 million-plus lifetime theatrical gross of Million Dollar Baby or the $148 million of Gran Torino . 4. Finding Nemo (3-D, Re-release) Gross: $9,446,000 (Cume: $29,979,000) Screens: 2,904 (PSA: $3,253) Week: 2 (Change: – 43%) The Disney re-release remained on the same number of screens as its debut. In two weeks its cume as almost reached the weekend take of last year’s re-release of The Lion King 3-D, which grossed $30.2 million in its debut. 5. Resident Evil: Retribution (3-D) Gross: $6.7 million (Cume: $33,468,000) Screens: 3,016 (PSA: $2,221) Week: 2 (Change – 68%) Last week’s number one film crashed in week 2, adding just four more theaters. The title dropped a steep 68% in its second run. It may be a tall order for this Resident Evil to reach the lifetime gross of its 2010 predecessor Resident Evil: Afterlife . 6. Dredd (3-D) Gross: $6.3 million Screens: 2,506 (PSA: $2,514) Week: 1 Ouch, Lionsgate no doubt dreaded the grosses of Dredd this weekend. The feature pretty much tanked in its bow. 7. The Master Gross: $5 million (Cume: $6,055,883) Screens: 788 (PSA: $6,345) Week: 2 (Change: 579%) Last week’s record-breaking indie success boasted a PSA of $145,949 from five theaters. The Weinstein Company moved the title into 783 more theaters in its second round and the result was a solid showing and a spot in the top 10. As it continues to roll out, it should match or surpass Anderson’s previous effort There Will Be Blood , which grossed over $40 million during its theatrical lifetime in ’07. 8. The Possession Gross: $2,630,000 (Cume: $45,279,627) Screens: 2,598 (PSA: $1,012) Week: 4 (Change: – 54%) Last week’s number 3 film took a spill in its fourth frame, declining 54% from last week’s showing in 262 less theaters. This is likely the pic’s last appearance in the top 10. 9. Lawless Gross: $2,321,000 (Cume: $34,511,919) Screens: 2,614 (PSA: $888) Week: 4 (Change: – 47%) Last week Lawless ranked fourth in the overall box office and this is likely its final showing in the top 10. The title shed 449 theaters in its fourth weekend. 10. ParaNorman (3-D, Animation) Gross: $2,296,987 (Cume: $52,566,425) Screens: 1,617 (PSA: $1,421) Week: 6 (Change: – 26%) The animated feature lost 709 theaters compared to the previous week, but its overall gross was only down 26%. —- 23. The Perks Of Being A Wallflower Gross: $244,000 Screens: $244,000 (PSA: $61,000) Week: 1 The feature easily scored the weekend’s highest screen average with a stellar $244K gross from just four theaters. It will be interesting to see how the Toronto ’12 title fares in expansion. [ Sources: Box Office Mojo , Hollywood.com ]
All the single… players? Looks like Justin Timberfake is indeed ready to put a ring on it. Via US Weekly : On Thursday, Justin Timberlake rocked his soon-to-be-married body in Las Vegas — for his bachelor party! Set to wed Jessica Biel this year, the singer-actor, 31, was the guest of honor among a group of 20 men who “took over the dance floor table” at Tryst nightclub at the Wynn Las Vegas, a rep for the venue tells Us Weekly. Wearing a bowtie and a fedora, the Trouble With the Curve star and his posse sipped cocktails — plus Timberlake’s own liquor, 901 Tequila — as they grooved until the wee hours to the sounds of DJ Spider. “The group was very polite,” the rep says. (Another star at Tryst Thursday? Ryan Seacrest, hanging out separately with two pals, by Tryst’s 90-foot waterfall.) The crew was also spotted at Surrender Nightclub at Encore and Sinatra Restaurant at the Wynn. Although Surrender — an outdoor pool venue — was packed with models, Timberlake “was a good boy,” an eyewitness tells Us. “It was just him and his guys.” Back in January, Us Weekly broke the news that Timberlake had proposed to longtime love Biel, 30, in the mountains of Jackson, Wyoming in late December 2011. Dating for five years, the couple have been completely tight-lipped about when and where they’ll wed. Back in July, Biel said she had done “almost nothing” to prepare for the big day. “I’m just enjoying being engaged,” the Total Recall star explained. “I do feel like there is a lot of time and nothing needs to be rushed.” So it’s looking like the day has finally come for Jessica “Nice Cakes” Biel to have all her dreams come true. Hopefully for her sake this won’t become yet another “Hollywood Divorce.”
JT learns a thing or two from big-screen legend Clint Eastwood in the movie’s first trailer. By Kevin P. Sullivan Justin Timberlake in “Trouble With the Curve” Photo: Warner Bros.
A sad looking Cheryl Cole was spotted at Heathrow airport, presumably on her way to Copenhagen, where she is due to perform on the Danish version of X-Factor . But some sources say they saw the singer sneakily ducking in and out of terminals… Perhaps to throw paps off her trail? Rumor has it Cheryl has been planning a trip to France to talk it out with her estranged husband Ashley Cole. So, where in the world is Cheryl Cole? We guess we’ll just have to wait to find out.
But we’re not sure if it’s in a good way… Rihanna , who was spotted in Berlin at the launch of her new CD “Rude Boy,” has been sporting a seriously blonde bowl cut. And while we applaud
CELEBRITY BUZZ : This time for an armed bank burglary in Connecticut. What has gone so horribly wrong in this man's life? He was in Men In Black , for god's sake
