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Video Mid Day Distraction- A Dog Park from a Dog’s Eye View

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Beautiful Day at the Dog Park from Kelsey Wynns on Vimeo. There were complications with the surgery, so it took much longer than planned and was a royal pain in the butt. From what I could tell, everything seems okay, … Continue reading → Broadcasting platform : Vimeo Source : The Political Carnival Discovery Date : 27/01/2012 17:48 Number of articles : 2

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Andrew Gounardes Declares for State Senate [Video]

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Andrew Gounardes announces his campaign Andrew Gounardes, a 26-year-old law school graduate and official in the local Bay Ridge Democrats club, formally declared his candidacy to run against Brooklyn’s only Republican State Senator, Marty Golden, this afternoon. “Our state government still lacks the accountability, transparency, and honesty that we deserve. And worst of all, some of the politicians… Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : The Politicker Discovery Date : 28/01/2012 21:14 Number of articles : 2

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Johnny Weir and Victor Voronov: Married!

From gold medals to gold wedding bands: Figure skating champion Johnny Weir and boyfriend Victor Voronov tied the knot on New Year’s Eve, the former says. “I’m married!” he Tweeted. “No more livin’ in sin!” While “all the official stuff is done,” the openly gay figure skater , 27, said there will be a wedding in the summer . Congratulations to the newlyweds … Among those offering up their congratulations to the couple upon hearing the surprise news: Former The Real Housewives of New York City star Jill Zarin. While Weir has made news for butting heads – namely with Olympic gold medalist Evan Lysacek – he said that Voronov was “everything that I’ve ever looked for.” Weir wasn’t the only one gushing about life, either. “Ringing in the New Year with my new hubby,” Voronov, a Georgetown law school graduate, according to his Twitter, wrote with a telling hashtag: “#ELATED.”

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‘Jersey Shore’ High Five: Say My Name, Snooki

Plus: Sammi’s exit, Deena’s cake fight and more top moments. By Jim Cantiello Snooki and Gianni on Thursday’s episode of “Jersey Shore” Photo: MTV Elaborate pranks! Mystery panties! And Ronnie’s sad that he verbally abused his girlfriend! Check out the video below for my five favorite moments from this week’s ” Jersey Shore .” 5. Cake Boss The aftermath of Sammi and Ronnie’s blowup is still being felt. But Deena knows how to cheer everyone up! “I miss Sammi,” Deena says. “Everyone’s in a f—in’ mood, and Ronnie’s just, like, toxic. We decide, ‘Yo, let’s throw cake in Vinny’s hair!’ ” That’s how Deena lightens the mood? Remind me never to go to a Cortese family funeral. 4. Prank War The cake in the face led to an all-out prank war, with Vinny prepping some water balloons for revenge. “You do not prank me,” Vinny says. “I have brains. You could put Deena’s and Nicole’s brains together and their brain still wouldn’t equal mine.” Then, Vinny proceeds to drop his water balloon on the floor. “What happened?” Pauly D asks. “Ya just got yourself?” Vinny went to law school, you guys. I just thought I should bring that up. 3. Sammi Goes Home Sammi may have escaped Ronnie’s wrath, but she didn’t escape MTV cameras, which followed her back home to catch a heart-to-heart with her mom about the destructive relationship. So in this episode, we had serious scenes that addressed abuse surrounded by silly scenes about dirty panties and constipation. Since when did Tyler Perry start directing this show? 2. Cab’s Here! You’re just going to have to check out the embedded video for Pauly D ‘s best “cab’s here” moment ever. Trust us. 1. What’s Your Name? Snooki got it in with that dude who had that uncle who c—blocked Vinny. His name escapes me. What was it — Mario? Giovanni? Esperanza Spalding? Snooki: “I haven’t gotten it in in like four months, and the fact that I have a boy who wants to get it in? Please, let me live!” Gianni: “Say my name.” Snooki: “…” Gianni: “Oh my God!” Snooki: “No, I know it!” Gianni: “No you don’t.” Snooki: “No, I swear.” Snooki [in the confessional]: “I have no idea what this kid’s name is, so I might as well just give him an ugly name.” Gianni: “What is it then?” Snooki: “Bernard.” Gianni: “Oh my God!” And they hook up anyway. Gianni, your name is no longer relevant. What was your favorite “Jersey Shore” moment this week? Let us know in the comments! Don’t miss “Jersey Shore,” airing Thursday nights at 10 p.m. ET on MTV. Related Videos ‘Jersey Shore’ High Five Highlights

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Arianny Celeste hot photos

Model Arianny Celeste signing copies of the November issue of Playboy at The Playboy Store in The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. Arianny Celeste (born on November 12, 1985 in Las Vegas, Nevada) is an American ring girl and model. She is best known for being an Octagon girl for the UFC.

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FILE — In this undated file photo provided by www.title2media.com, Kumari Fulbright is shown during a photo shoot for a calendar in Arizona. Pima County prosecutors on Thursday, Dec. 9, 2010 said the 28-year-old former beauty queen and University of Arizona law school student accused of orchestrating the kidnapping and torturing of her ex-boyfriend was sentenced to two years in prison and six years#39; probation. Former UA law student and beauty queen Kumari Fulbright was sentenced in Sup

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‘Piranha 3D’: The Reviews Are In!

Critics cite ‘mayhem,’ ‘gore’ in new horror flick. By Eric Ditzian Jerry O’Connell in “Piranha 3D” Photo: Gene Page / Dimension What can a critic possibly say about a film whose director describes his creative approach thusly: “I understand why James Cameron in ‘Avatar’ didn’t want to make the 3-D gimmicky, and he was right. But we are making a piranha-attacking-spring-break movie, so we are going to go for the huge on-the-screen effects and fish attacking the audience.” That’s how Alexandre Aja explained “Piranha 3D” to us earlier this year. And his movie is either the type of cinematic experience you crave — buckets of blood, tons of silicone — or the type that you find emblematic of the unraveling of Western culture. Moviegoers in both camps should note that the film is not tracking particularly well and will be lucky to gross more than $10 million over the weekend. Yet the “Piranha 3D” reviews have been largely positive thus far; critics seem to understand that Aja wasn’t trying to make an awards-season darling (despite ). Check out what the pros are saying and decide whether or not this flick is for you. The Story “[T]here’s a lake packed with drunk hotties in bikinis they’re forever taking off. There are big piranha packs swarming. A few scientists stop by to throw in lines like ‘you’re not going to believe this.’ A few law enforcements types scream, ‘Get out of the water now.’ Mayhem everywhere, enough that the fake-blood and severed-limb budget was probably the film’s biggest expenditure. I’d try describing the gore, but words just can’t do justice to the damage a massive Mesozoic underbite, and the occasional outboard motor, can do.” — Betsy Sharkey, Los Angeles Times The Direction “Alexandre Aja, who worked his remake magic with 2006’s atmospheric ‘The Hills Have Eyes,’ gets it mainly right, assisted by a lively CG boost and a game cast that really gets into the spirit of things. … [He] exhibits little patience for such stuff as dramatic tension and tautly coiled suspense, and there are some undeniable choppy bits— but he never loses sight of the potential fun factor laid out in Pete Goldfinger and Josh Stolberg’s script. Nor does he stint on the gore, with a terrific assist by the veteran effects duo of Greg Nicotero and Howard Berger, who truly outdo themselves with all those nibbled body parts, as well as added bite by creature designer Neville Page.” — Michael Rechtshaffen, The Hollywood Reporter The Performances “The cast knows exactly what they’re doing, and Elizabeth Shue and Adam Scott both walk away winners. Scott in particular seems to be having indecent fun striking a few action hero poses and reacting with droll alarms to the monster fish. Christopher Lloyd shows up for what is really just an extended cameo, but every line out of his mouth gets a laugh just because of the general lack of Lloyd in our lives lately. Ving Rhames doesn’t have a lot to do, but he goes down swinging. O’Connell may never be able to convincingly shake off the scumbag after the enthusiastic way he and his cameraman (Paul Scheer of ‘Human Giant’ fame) ply their trade and earn their punishment. Even the young cast, led by Steven R. McQueen and Jessica Szohr, acquit themselves as well as possible considering how generally thin the material is.” — Drew McWeeny, HitFix The Gore “There’s no way you can talk about the film without going gore gaga over the main attack that hits during the wet t-shirt contest. I’m relatively positive that this film used more blood than any film in film history. I’m thinking elevator scene in ‘The Shining’ … times 3,000. More than that though was the crazy awesome gore by [effects studio] K.N.B. There’s crazy awesome make-up effects here that just don’t stop. For every moment that the CG fish get on your nerves, there’s six gore gags by K.N.B. that are just epic.” — Harry Knowles, Ain’t It Cool News The Bottom Line “[H]ere, in the best/worst traditions of ’70s exploitation cinema, are flesh-eating fishy gore, lip-smacking nudity and lots of laugh-out-loud silliness. If you’re looking for the anti-establishment message found in the John Sayles’ scripted, Roger Corman-produced ‘Jaws’ rip-off, you will be disappointed. However, the re-make’s cheesy, eye-popping 3-D effects — flayed bodies, naked breasts, vomit and a severed penis are all flung out of the screen — are an authentic, affectionate throwback to cheapo Cormanesque excess.” — Nigel Floyd, Time Out London Check out everything we’ve got on “Piranha 3D.” For breaking news, celebrity columns, humor and more — updated around the clock — visit MTVMoviesBlog.com . Related Videos MTV Rough Cut: ‘Piranha 3D’ ‘Piranha 3-D’ Clips

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‘Jersey Shore’ High Five: Sammi’s Done, Or Is She?

We look back at the five best moments from this week’s episode. By Jim Cantiello Ronnie and Sammi on Thursday’s episode of “Jersey Shore” Photo: MTV Sammi and Ronnie are … Are we really still talking about this plotline? Whatever, here are our five fave moments from this week’s “Jersey Shore.” #5: Jersey Gets Schooled With September quickly approaching, the “Jersey Shore” cast had a very special message for viewers about education. “I don’t take tests,” Ronnie told Sammi when she said she’d been testing his loyalty. “I hate tests. That’s why I didn’t go to college.” And upon meeting some cute law school students, Vinny declares, “I don’t want girls studying for finals. I want girls studying for d—!” Stay in school, kids! #4: No White Clothing Before Labor Day? We don’t really want to touch Sammi and Snooki’s conversation about the dangers of wearing white, but we would like to offer one more concern: You know what else ruins white clothes? Fake tanner. #3: Dinner for Schmucks Kudos to MTV producers for housing the “Jersey Shore” cast in a Rube Goldberg machine. That slapstick scene of sauces falling, milk jumping and champagne cork’s flying called for a special dance remix. ( Catch the results in the video .) #2: Snooki’s New Man Snooki’s boyfriend back home suuuucks. But don’t feel too bad for her. We’re pretty sure she’s already moved on to her new man, Lotso from “Toy Story 3.” #1: She’s Done Sammi’s done, you guys. And so are we! What was your favorite moment from this week’s “Jersey Shore” ? Talk about it in the comments. Related Videos ‘Jersey Shore’ High Five Highlights Jersey Shore (Season 2) | Ep. 4 | Breaking Up

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Meet Stephanie Grace, the Harvard Law Student Who Started a Racist Email War [Exclusive]

Third-year Harvard Law student Stephanie Grace sent a mass email about the inherent stupidity of black people. Now her campus, legal blogs, and the Black Law Students Association are up in arms, and Stephanie is hiding. More

Scoring Sunday’s Nuptials: Til’ Blog Do Us Part [Altarcations]

Every weekend, the New York Times ‘ Weddings & Celebrations arise like media manna from the heavens for vicarious brides-to-be and nostalgic has-beens. And every weekend, Gawker Weddings Expert Phyllis Nefler scores them. I now pronounce you blog and Altarcations. I’m not sure if you guys know this, cause it hasn’t been announced (Psych! The phone’s been ringing off the hook from here inside the house) But this weekend is the last time Foster Kamer has the keys To the once-great website which he’s aptly driven to its knees. So because we’re clearly operating absent any rules And this final weekend feels like Quasimodo’s Feast of Fools And these newlyweds are basically the contra of legit I figured, hell, I’ll monkey with the format just a bit. Leslie Streeter writes a weekly column in a Palm Beach rag Where she chronicles the happenings of all the gents and hags. Given Florida’s demographics, I suspect that we could get A situation where the subjects die before The Death of Print. Leslie first met Scott Zervitz, the man she’d later come to catch, As a “very nice girl” in high school (he drove a Camaro, natch.) Facebook brought them back together, as that thing is wont to do, And she told her readers he’d proposed in a restaurant review. In a story that kind of conjured up the Dirty Dancing plot, Hali Feldman’s dad first met Ben Friehling in a vacation spot . And the Feldman family starting dining yearly at Benji and Jakes, A restaurant owned by Friehling near the Catskills in White Lake. Friehling fell “immediately in love with her, without a doubt,” And when he served their table he would always go all out. Although Hali found him too young (at that point he was 22) They ran into one another on a Tulum beach; sparks flew. Later, on a sunset horseback ride on “Ms. Feldman’s family ranch,” She was thrown off saddle, causing frantic Ben Friehling to blanch. Paralysis was feared but thankfully did not occur Hali was confined to bedrest for a month; Ben stood by her. If you’re someone who gets riled by gentrification creep You might dislike this happy pair who have “classed up” the Bowery. Jeffrey Goldstein’s store, called Blue and Cream , is a Hamptons import That went up right near the time that CBGB’s closed its doors. The couple grew up near each other (Upper West Side, obvi) And first met, the story goes, on New Years Eve down in Miami. And now they work together selling overpriced apparel, Their wedding, unsurprisingly, was at the Standard Hotel. (You have to put the em- pha -sis on the first syl- lab -ble for that last one to work, but just go with it, k?) The law school at GWU was the first date spot for this pair, They’re like a median composite sketch of every student there . The bride in this other couple analyzes all the ads That run on CNN.com; does that mean this FAIL was her bad? To the Faceoff we now go, although this week’s so mediocre That they’re kind of the head fleas on a dead dog among these jokers. But still, props to our two couples who by virtue of their status Have come out on top per Altarcation’s scoring apparatus. Cindy Hwang and Jay Chiang had quite impressive undergrads, He went to MIT; she was cum laude at Yale. Not bad! That’s five points right there, and two more points for their advanced degrees: She’s a lawyer out of NYU, and he’s a PhD. Jay’s a worker at McKinsey and his dad’s a physicist; Cindy works in law: I wonder, are her doctor parents pissed? That’s another five for these two, bringing them to twelve in sum, I look forward to the power couple they will soon become. Sarah Burley and Doug Reid get minus one for being old, But she gets plus seven from her Harvard/Dartmouth path, all told. And her mother is a) named “True” and b) the piano lady At the Brookline schools, which are the very opposite of shady. Plus two for that, and plus one for Reid’s MBA degree, Since it wasn’t from an Ivy school he does not get plus three. But they were married up at Harvard by an Episcopal priest, So that nets them two more points, they’d get eleven at the least. I like the looks of these two though, especially her pearls And the pink cableknit sweater is a must-have for good girls. (Note to Julia: this is how pink and preppy is best done!) So we’ll finish them with thirteen points, which makes them number one. Foster’s moving to the Village Voice , just a few clicks away So I want to take a moment of your time so I can say That we’ll miss him very dearly (unless Nick Denton is our name) and it’s safe to say he’s going out atop his fearsome game. [ I will never—ever—watch ‘Say Yes to the Dress.’ Ever. But Altarcations will continue to run after I’m gone, every Sunday, right here. Nefler: You’re awesome. Mazel tov on a fantastic run, and here’s to so many more. You want a piece of this, Slate? Call me. – F.]

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