Nobody wants to deal with a creep. Bad Ways To Approach Women It’s the middle of the day and you see a lovely lady rushing along trying to get to her destination. She doesn’t look up, but for whatever reason, you have to get her attention. What will happen next? Here are 20 ways not to deal with women on the street. shutterstock
The Most Unforgettable 106 & Park Moments Of All-Time In honor of BET’s highest-rated show “106 & Park” ending after 14 years , we compiled the greatest moments from the hilariously messy show’s impressive run. Hit the flip for the funniest, messiest and most unforgettable 106 & Park moments.
The skin soaked Starz series Magic City has been unceremoniously cancelled, but at least its final episode had Elena Satine giving us the full funbag sendoff. Salute! No need to worry about a lull in naked ladies though, since its brand spanking new series, The White Queen , debuted just in time to pick up the nudity slack. With Rebecca Ferguson as the titular monarch, we got royal rackage in the very first episode, plus bonus boobs from nudecomer Eve Ponsonby as Mary Woodville. Nice crown jewels! Strike Back also debuted its third season over on Cinemax, and stayed true to form with a blurry full frontal from Lyne Renee , and Nicolene Botha flashing her front in a flashback. Last but not least, Showtime lived up to its name with a nude deubt from Dora Madison Burge on the hit series Dexter . Dora’s been playing Vince Masuka’s wayward daughter, and she surprised us all by serving up her mcnuggets at a local breastaurant. Now that’s finger lickin’ good! See pics after the jump!
Cassadee Pope was named the winner on The Voice results show last night after an hour and 58 minutes of filler … but at least that filler was strong by reality show standards. Case in point? Rihanna performing “Diamonds” live: Rihanna – Diamonds (Live on The Voice) A little awkward that she wasn’t singing the backing vocals – performed by herself on the studio track – but she sounds good live (and looks great as always). The Killers, Bruno Mars and Kelly Clarkson also took the stage on the NBC show’s final episode of 2012, with Cassadee Pope joining the latter in her performance. Do you think C-Pope deserved to win? YES! Team Cassadee FTW! NO! Should’ve been Terry! Or Nick! View Poll »
If you thought you had no life left to live when ABC announced it was cancelling its two oldest shows , we’ve got some good news for you. The network has found a way to get around its willingness to sacrifice fan satisfaction for money by finding someone else who is willing to spend that dough to keep these fan favorites alive. ABC announced Thursday that it had sold online rights to the two soaps to a Hollywood production company that wants to keep them going as Web series. ABC announced in April that it was driving a stake into “Children” and “One Life” to launch two new “The View”-esque daytime shows. One is about all things food, stars a bunch of foodies and is called “The Chew.” The other is about people trying to lose weight and stars the inimitable fashion guru Tim Gunn, among others; it’s called “The Revolution.” ABC will carry on with its plans to broadcast its final episode of “All My Children” on Sept. 23 and will air the final episode of “One Life to Live” next January. After that, the decades-old soaps will use the same cast, crew and talent in making the move to the Web. “ ‘All My Children’ and ‘One Life to Live’ are iconic pieces of television history that captivated millions of fans since their beginning over 40 years ago,” Brian Frons, president of daytime, Disney/ABC Television Group, said in Thursday’s announcement. “Each of the shows have made an indelible mark on our culture’s history and informed our consciousness in their own way. We are so glad [production company] Prospect Park has assumed the mantle for these shows and that they will continue for the fans.” The audience still commanded by those two soaps might be too small for ABC’s ambitions these days but would go a long way to help launch a new, it’s-TV-only-on-the-Web venture. That includes those rabid fans who have been e-mailing, letter-writing and phone-calling to ABC suits, Disney suits and The Reporters Who Cover Television in an effort to save their soaps. Agnes Nixon, the creator of both soaps, said in a statement Thursday that she is “so happy for our loyal fans, whom we love so much, and who have been so supportive over the last 40 plus years.” “One Life to Live” was born in 1968 and “All My Children” in 1970. On second thought, we’re not sure how great of an idea this is… View This Poll online surveys
America Ferrera and Eric Mabius film the final episode of the final season of Ugly Betty in various tourist spots in London, where Betty launches her own magazine. Anyone else really sad to see this show go?
Filed under: Jay Leno Kanye West sent Jay Leno out with a bang last night … right on the kisser. During Leno’s final episode before his late night comeback after the Olympics, Donald Trump and Kanye West made appearances — and the latter got to sucker punch that … Permalink
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