Normally, seeing Kelly Brook in a pair of tight jeans would be more than enough for me, but right now, I’m not even thinking about Kelly — all I can focus on is her seriously hot friend. Unfortunately, despite an exhaustive 20 seconds of research, I can’t seem to figure out who she is or whether or not she’s into guys who live in their mom’s basements. But hopefully Kelly can make the introduction, if she’s not too jealous that I’ve already moved on. And I mean, if she wants, Kelly would be more than welcome to join us too. » view all 12 photos Photos: WENN.com
Ready to take a bite out of The Originals Season 2 Episode 3 ? The CW has released a new clip from the upcoming installment, which is titled “Every Mother’s Son” for a very good reason. It will feature Esther inviting her kids over for what has to be the most effed up family dinner in the history of effed up family dinners. The Originals Clip – Let’s Eat! Fans should also be prepared for a flashback that will feature Alice Evans, as well as the introduction of Sonja Sohn as a witch named Lenore. She’ll try to help Klaus, Elijah and Hayley remain one step ahead of Esther, but can she really be trusted? Elsewhere, Elijah will take newly-turned vampire Gia under his wing, but a secret about Klaus’ childhood will be revealed, along with Ester’s ultimate plan for her kids. Why do we have a feeling they won’t exactly be on board with it? Check out the sneak peek above in order to prepare for next week and click on the following video to watch The Originals online via our friends at TV Fanatic: Watch The Originals Season 2 Episode 2 Online
The X Factor Top 10 took to the stage last night, with contestants covering a wide range of artists. There were takes on Elton John… One Direction … Queen… and The Beatles, just to name a few. But were any of them actually any good? That’s the question we’ll try to answer below… Rion Page – “Your Song” Jeff Gutt – “Bohemian Rhapsody” Tim Olstad sang John’s “Sorry Seems To Be the Hardest Word” and seemed to lose all control when he stood up and walked away from the keyboard. Not much originality or emotion here. Jeff Gutt went all “Bohemian Rhapsody” on viewers, after talking about his son once again in his introduction video. It was okay. But the songs requires the right kind of theatrical performer – and Gutt isn’t him. Khaya Cohen finished in the Bottom 3 last Thursday and tried to make up for that with “Let It Be.” But the staging was very odd and there was far too much yelping. That’s never a good thing. Josh Levi told us that “Sweet Dreams” were made of this and it was a solid vocal performance. As usual, though, it was also over-produced, as the artist starting off in a red telephone booth for some reason. Still, points for being in tune. Alex & Sierra sang “Best Song Ever” and it was terrific. These two are our favorite. They improved on the original version. Rion Page was a close second, dedicating “Your Song” to her baby brother. Her best vocal to date. Josh Levi – “Sweet Dreams” Alex & Sierra – “Best Song Ever” Carlito Olivero used holograms for his rendition of “I Can’t Get No Satisfaction.” That was plaid weird. The singing itself wasn’t too awful, but not much really stood out. Except for the holograms. And that isn’t a compliment. Lillie McCloud did great work on “This Woman’s Work.” She brought the emotion to Kate Bush’s classic track and nearly made Kelly Rowland cry. Ellona Santiago went with Ellie Goulding’s “Burn” and lacked any real passion while doing so. Some pitch problems also plagued this performance. Restless Road wants to “Fix You,” per Coldplay. Too bad the harmonies were all over the place, making us wonder why Simon Cowell gave the group a standing ovation. Oh, right, he’s their mentor. What a dumb concept. Who was your favorite from the evening? And who do you foresee going home tonight?
The X Factor Top 10 took to the stage last night, with contestants covering a wide range of artists. There were takes on Elton John… One Direction … Queen… and The Beatles, just to name a few. But were any of them actually any good? That’s the question we’ll try to answer below… Rion Page – “Your Song” Jeff Gutt – “Bohemian Rhapsody” Tim Olstad sang John’s “Sorry Seems To Be the Hardest Word” and seemed to lose all control when he stood up and walked away from the keyboard. Not much originality or emotion here. Jeff Gutt went all “Bohemian Rhapsody” on viewers, after talking about his son once again in his introduction video. It was okay. But the songs requires the right kind of theatrical performer – and Gutt isn’t him. Khaya Cohen finished in the Bottom 3 last Thursday and tried to make up for that with “Let It Be.” But the staging was very odd and there was far too much yelping. That’s never a good thing. Josh Levi told us that “Sweet Dreams” were made of this and it was a solid vocal performance. As usual, though, it was also over-produced, as the artist starting off in a red telephone booth for some reason. Still, points for being in tune. Alex & Sierra sang “Best Song Ever” and it was terrific. These two are our favorite. They improved on the original version. Rion Page was a close second, dedicating “Your Song” to her baby brother. Her best vocal to date. Josh Levi – “Sweet Dreams” Alex & Sierra – “Best Song Ever” Carlito Olivero used holograms for his rendition of “I Can’t Get No Satisfaction.” That was plaid weird. The singing itself wasn’t too awful, but not much really stood out. Except for the holograms. And that isn’t a compliment. Lillie McCloud did great work on “This Woman’s Work.” She brought the emotion to Kate Bush’s classic track and nearly made Kelly Rowland cry. Ellona Santiago went with Ellie Goulding’s “Burn” and lacked any real passion while doing so. Some pitch problems also plagued this performance. Restless Road wants to “Fix You,” per Coldplay. Too bad the harmonies were all over the place, making us wonder why Simon Cowell gave the group a standing ovation. Oh, right, he’s their mentor. What a dumb concept. Who was your favorite from the evening? And who do you foresee going home tonight?
There was no Iron Man or Hulk. No Hawkeye or Thor. Yet Marvel still made its mark on the television world tonight, as Agents of SHIELD premiered to very strong critical reviews. The series appears to possess everything a fan of this universe could demand: There was action (the introduction of Grant, the concluding stand-off with Michael); there was mystery (where was Coulston this whole time? How was he brought back to life? Why is Melinda May hesitant to get into battle?); there was humor ( sounds like someone to make S.H.I.E.L.D. an acronym !). The overall dialogue felt fresh and snappy, which is all we’d ever expect from Joss Whedon, who wrote and directed the pilot. Will that continue now that Whedon has moved on to other projects and will not be in charge of running this series on a weekly basis? That’s a question for another day. For Marvel fans, the episode referenced the “Extremes” technology made famous in Iron Man 3 , giving us an idea of how it will remain loosely connected to the wildly popular movie franchise, while still remaining its own entity. But there’s something here for non-comic fans as well. The mere concept of a group of humans cleaning up after superheroes is intriguing. Even if the show turns out to be a basic procedural disguised as something more, due to its affiliation with Marvel, that’s perfectly okay. Look at NCIS . There’s plenty of room for witty banter and entertainment in a procedural. Will you be sticking around Level 7 to see where this all goes? Are you all aboard the crazy plane? Sound off below with your thoughts on the Agents of SHIELD premiere and grade it now: A B C D F View Poll »
So if you’ve always wanted to know what a busty British chick looks like completely hammered, you’re definitely in luck today. Nicola McLean attended some event for Lipsy Love Fragrance, and judging from these before and after pictures, I’m guessing it was open bar. With a rack that big and a see-through dress, it’s just a shame we didn’t get a wardrobe malfunction out of this. It’s the perfect capper to any sloppy drunken night. Maybe next time. » view all 31 photos Related Articles: Nicola McLean Picture Moment Nicola McLean’s Breasts Deserve An Introduction Nicola McLean Gets Into The Lingerie Spirit Nicola McLean’s Sexy Lingerie Pictures Photos: WENN.com
MTV News catches up with Olympic swimmer before his introduction of Lil Wayne’s set at iHeartRadio Music Festival in Las Vegas. By Kara Warner Ryan Lochte Photo: MTV News
Vanessa Bryant may not be a gold-digging, domineering basketball wife … but she gave a quote earlier this week that certainly came off that way. Regarding husband Kobe Bryant, she told New York Magazine, “I certainly would not want to be married to somebody that can’t win championships.” “If you’re sacrificing time away from my family and myself for the benefit of winning championships, then winning a championship should happen every single year.” Yeah. Probably not the best word choice. Vanessa is now setting the record straight, clarifying to TMZ that she loves and supports Kobe , no matter what. “I’m sad to hear that some of the comments in my New York Magazine interview are being misconstrued and taken out of context,” says Vanessa Bryant . “I have been with Kobe for 13 years. I accepted his marriage proposal PRIOR to him winning any of his 5 championships with his teammates.” “I have and will continue to support my husband’s dreams. For anyone to think otherwise is wrong. It is not about being married to a ‘winner.'” “It is about our sacrifice as a family.” Kobe and Vanessa got engaged in 2000, the year he won his first NBA title, so you can’t argue with her there, and she took him back after he allegedly cheated more than once. Basically you gotta cut the female Bryant some slack … right? Vanessa Bryant: Digging for gold?
Matthew Koma can call Carly Rae Jepsen at any time. Definitely. That’s because the musician is dating the 26-year old Canadian star, as witnesses confirm to People Koma and Kepsen went public at the GetGlue HD Launch Party at the Standard, East Village in New York City this week. “He introduced her as his girlfriend,” a source said of Koma . “He seemed really excited about it, and she was smiling from ear to ear by his side during the introduction. He seems like a really nice and personable guy.” Koma is mostly a rock ‘n’ roll artist and has released a debut EP titled “Parachute.” He has been dating Carly Rae for more than a year. Jepsen, meanwhile, will release a new album on September 18.
Every time I post pictures of this busty British chick Nicola McLean on the site, she seems to get bustier and bustier. Here she is just hanging out at the tennis courts in some yoga pants and a tank top looking absolutely perfect. I think my face would fit pretty nicely in between those things. She kind of looks like a younger, more amply chested Geri Halliwell , I want to see her jumping around to a Spice Girls song. In slow motion of course.
