Naomi Watts stays covered in Birdman, so head over to her award winning lesbo scene with Laura Harring in Mulholland Drive. On DVD, check out Maggie Gyllenhaal’s funbaggies in The Honourable Woman and Emmanuelle Seigner’s topless perf-formance in Venus in Fur.
I guess Emma Stone is trying to legitimize her acting career, from being the nerdy obscure girl in some nerd targeted low budget movie, to being the nerdy obscure girl in some nerd targeted blockbuster that put her on the fucking map, now wanting to do some Chicago Musical theatre where she’s playing the Renee Zellweger part, with a less mutated but equally unattractive face…all in lingerie to be Broadway official…now she can be considered an actual actor…instead of the scam that should still be working at the local third wave coffee shop making Lattes…with acting dreams and aspirations that ideally would have never actually happened – but unfortunately did.
This Baz Luhrmann for Chanel commercial – is pretty next level…but maybe I am just saying that because I like gay Australians…who make over the top movies about trannies int the desert….or maybe I am into their movies about trannies, turned models, in dramatic perfume commercials, with surfing interludes and romance…because I am a romantic, at least when it comes to trannies, because I feel they get the short end of the stick as the world usually just use them as prosititutes because no one wants to bring a tranny home to momma…
www.WordOnTheStreetzNews.com Will the real Rick Ross please stand up?!? That’s exactly what “Freeway” Rick Ross is doing by teaming up with award-winning filmmaker Marc Levin for a 103-minute masterpiece entitled Crack In The…
The waiting game continued on Sons of Anarchy Season 7 Episode 6 . For yet another week, a bulk of the hour was dedicated to Jax and SAMCRO moving from one alliance or club to another; striking up a deal with Tyler and the Niners here, making up with Marcus and The Mayans there, all aiming to take down August Marks in the end. Watch Sons of Anarchy Season 7 Episode 6 Online The pattern has grown a little tiresome over the course of Sons of Anarchy Season 7 , as it’s difficult to even keep track of what moves are meant to accomplish what goals. Chess may be a fascinating game to play, but it’s a bit boring to watch, know what we mean? The decisions Jax are making right now may very well result in an explosive/shocking/suspenseful pay-off down the road, but it continuously feels these days as if Sons of Anarchy is spinning its wheels before arriving there. We can only watch so many meetings with so many fellow club presidents without rolling our eyes. In this case, it was a question of working out a deal with the Mayans and also the white supremacists (oh, and also the Grim Bastards; there are so many to remember!) to take down some African-Americans and leave their bodies at Pope Industries. Everything, of course, is building to the big reveal that Gemma killed Tara. Nero started to piece together something being amiss between Gemma and Juice after seeing that the latter drove the former’s car to try and strike his own deal with the Mayans. He wanted to trade it for safe passage to Mexico. But The Mayans turned Juice over to SAMCRO and we ended with them walking their ex-club member out… to his death? Hopefully we’ll find out next week. It was a welcome sight to see this storyline come to a head, as it’s similarly felt like a lot of running in place where Juice is concerned. But not this arc has to play out in some (likely deadly) way, shape or form in the very near future. Gemma, meanwhile, broke down and cried to Nero over what Juice might tell Jax. She didn’t specify, of course, leaving viewers to wonder if she’ll be able to come up with some new lie to cover her Tara-killing tracks. What did you think of this Sons of Anarchy episode? Is the Gemma storyline enough to keep you tuning in each week? Or do you wish SAMCRO was up to something a little more interesting while we waited and waited for her truth to come out? Sound off below and visit TV Fanatic to watch Sons of Anarchy online . Ready for a look ahead to Sons of Anarchy Season 7 Episode 7 ? Here you go: Sons of Anarchy Season 7 Episode 7 Promo
Sam Lutfi played a key role in engineering the ruse that landed Amanda Bynes in treatment, but is his continued involvement in her saga cause for concern? As previously reported, Amanda Bynes was placed on a 5150 psychiatric hold at a Pasadena mental hospital last week after flying back to Los Angeles from N.Y. Her friend Sam Lutfi , who was once Britney Spears’ manager and bizarrely linked to that star at the time of her 5150 hold, was instrumental in getting her there. Not surprisingly, Bynes is far from pleased about all of this. Already deeply distrustful of her family and friends, she’s incredibly pissed at her parents and the ruse that landed her in a mental institution against her will. Yet Lutfi, who convinced her she was meeting with an attorney to sue her parents, is reportedly still close to Bynes’ parents and is even giving them advice. “Amanda is disgusted with Sam and has been openly telling anyone who will listen that she hates him for inserting himself into her family,” a source says. “Even though Amanda is suffering from serious mental health issues, she is lucid enough to know that Sam is someone she wants nothing to do with.” “The more troubling development is that Amanda’s parents have become enthralled with him. In particular, her dad Rick thinks Sam is a great guy.” “Sam is even giving Rick legal advice! What law school did he go to?!” 21 Child Celebrities Then and Now 1. Amanda Bynes Okay, so we didn’t say they were ALL success stories. Amanda Bynes was a delightful child star whose hard-partying ways caught up to her. Kind of like another star we know… We don’t know about this story, most notably because how would Amanda’s inner thoughts be known by Radar when she’s being monitored by a team of doctors? Also, she trusted Lutfi a lot as recently as last week. According to the allegd insider, reports that Amanda “hates” her parents “are clearly exaggerated,” however. “Is Amanda angry at her parents? Of course.” However, “she was the last time when she was placed on a involuntary psychiatric hold” and once she stabilizes, the source adds, things “will reset for the better.” “Stories focusing on Amanda’s feelings towards her parents are clearly being planted by people in Sam Lutfi’s camp,” the source added, for reasons unknown. “Remember, this is someone who has absolutely no professional experience managing or dealing with celebrities [beyond] being Britney Spears’ errand boy.” We remember. The sleuth notes that at the mental facility Friday, Lutfi had his lawyers present, despite the fact the Bynes family attorney was already there with her parents. “It was shocking that Sam had the nerve to send his own attorneys … what was Sam’s motivation? His attorneys have no knowledge of Amanda’s case and history.” “All it did was create a more chaotic environment. The problem is that Amanda’s dad, Rick, thinks that Sam has some credibility, despite his track record.” “Rick believes that Sam is trying to redeem himself after all of the Britney drama,” although it sounds like fortunately, “Lynn is definitely more skeptical of Sam.” 45 Seriously OMG WTF Amanda Bynes Photos 1. Amanda Bynes is Dope Amanda Bynes thinks she is dope. The actress has posted this photo to Twitter.
We kicked off The Blacklist Season 2 Episode 4 with a woman being denied her loan at the bank – and also with a man we later learn is Dr. Linus Creel taking notes while watching the woman go into her car. She gets a gun from there and takes out numerous people at the bank. Watch The Blacklist Season 2 Episode 4 Online Cut to Red and Naomi are fighting because he wants her to stay in hiding and she desires to go back to the family she made after leaving Red. She talk about keeping her past a secret and how she’s amazed Red has arranged to work with Liz and how her new husband has sacrificed so much for her. Red says he can put them both into hiding. Liz then phones Red and says she wants to interrogate Naomi, but Red changes the subject to the bank killer and other seemingly innocent people who went nuts; he believes it’s all part of a mind control experiment being conducted by government agents. Okay, he’s got our attention now. Aram then determined Maddie and the other people who have committed random homicides of late all appear to have a genetic defect that makes them more prone to violence. We also learn that Maddie’s life pretty much sucked before she shot up that bank. Back over to the not-so-good doctor, who pulls out hair from his own head and calls up Senator Sheridan. Liz enters Cooper’s office and he informs her that these mind-control experiments are real because he witnessed some during his military days. He refers to it as Sub Project 7. So it’s off to Sheridan’s office for Liz and Ressler because he’s in charge of black budget programs. He denies any existence of Sub Project 7, but as our heroes depart, yup…. Dr. Linus comes in. Thanks to the work of a code-breaker, Dr. Creel is eventually identified in a photo from documents taken from Sheridan. So Liz goes undercover and pretends to be someone in need of psychiatric help in order to get close to Linus. She tells him a story about her husband leaving her and how she sometimes want to kill him and that his name is “Tom.” We have a feeling there wasn’t much fiction involved in this story. A lot of chaos then ensues during an anti-gun rally, as Linus has programmed another person to kill. But just as Linus holds a gun to Liz’s head, he’s shot dead… by the guy from the same hotel as Liz last week! Red later admits to Liz that he has hired this sniper to follow her around and if she wants him gone, then she must be hiding something. (Like a tied-up Tom, perhaps?). Liz hears this and leaves. The episode concludes with Liz sitting down and looking at a locked door. She has keys in her hands and keeps staring at the door. Tom HAS to be in there, don’t you think? Finally, Red convinces Frank and Naomi to go into hiding by blackmailing the former over an affair he’s been having. A lot went down during this episode of The Blacklist. A whole lot. Do you agree that Liz must have Tom captive? Watch The Blacklist online via TV Fanatic and sound off now!
Amanda Bynes is safe inside a Pasadena, Calif., mental facility, which we can all agree is probably the best place for her right now, as sad as it is to say. That doesn’t mean she sees it that way, though. At all. Amanda Bynes’ Parents Seek Mental Health Treatment For Her Bynes’ parents, with the help of her friend Sam Lutfi , created an elaborate scheme to get her on a plane from New York to L.A. and committed against her will. It all went down last Thursday and Friday, with Lutfi running point on the ruse to fool Amanda Bynes into coming home to California … to sue her parents. Playing on Amanda’s distrust of Rick and Lynn Bynes might seem like a troubling way of accomplishing their goal, but it got results as she got on a plane. Once she landed, Lutfi convinced her to take a car service to what she believed was a Pasadena law office for a meeting about suing her parents for abuse. The building was actually a mental facility. When she walked in the front door, she was restrained and involuntarily committed, placed under a 5150 hold that was just extended another two weeks. Not surprisingly, given the nature of the actress’ relationship with her parents in the first place, being duped in this manner has not helped mend fences. The star feels utterly betrayed by her parents and says that after this, their relationship is “destroyed forever,” though it’s unclear how much worse it could get. 45 Seriously OMG WTF Amanda Bynes Photos 1. Amanda Bynes is Dope Amanda Bynes thinks she is dope. The actress has posted this photo to Twitter. She’s had a poor, or at least very strained, relationship with her dad for years, but she had warm feelings for her mom prior to this, TMZ sources report. Now those are pretty much ancient history, as well. In the women’s lockdown section of the facility, Amanda has been showing fits of anger as doctors wait for the medication she’s been given to hopefully take hold. There’s a long-term problem brewing, of course. In the case of Britney Spears, who recovered from a 5150 hold to revitalize her life and career, she bought in to father Jamie Spears working as her conservator. Almost seven years later and he still is. Britney has mental issues, but unconditionally trusts and loves the man entrusted to help her manage them. The same cannot be said of Amanda Bynes. Can any medication get her to a mentally stable place where she can be effectively treated, and entrusted to the care of her parents, given this disdain? If so, it is very much an uphill battle. 21 Child Celebrities Then and Now 1. Amanda Bynes Okay, so we didn’t say they were ALL success stories. Amanda Bynes was a delightful child star whose hard-partying ways caught up to her. Kind of like another star we know…
Are people ready for “race bending” in comics? “The Flash” Casts Black Actress In White Character Role The new series based on The Flash recently aired, with a few notable changes to the traditional story canon. Most notably, The Flash’s eventual girlfriend, Iris West, is now a young Black woman. One LA Times writer examines the response to the change: The critics of “race-bending” or “race-switching” in adaptations of comic book lore don’t seem to be racist. Rather, as one website summarizes their complaint, they object to “political correctness pandering meant to foster the illusion of diversity, which is disrespectful to the tradition of these characters AND the general public.” But, as comics nerds of a certain age remember, the “tradition” of comic books in the 1950s and ’60s was to ignore blacks — perhaps to avoid offending readers in the South (or their racist parents). But it wasn’t just racial diversity that was lacking in the so-called Silver Age. Though many comic book creators were Jews or Italian Americans (Bob Kane, Batman’s creator, started out as Robert Kahn), the DC Universe of the time was Earth-WASP. In the 1970s comics discovered African Americans virtually overnight and soon black characters appeared to challenge not just super villains but “The Man” as well. The high, or low, point of the “relevance” craze was “I Am Curious Black,” in which Lois Lane entered a matter-transformer and emerged as a black woman. (“Suppose I couldn’t change back?” the altered Lois asks the Man of Steel. “Would you marry me? Even if I’m black?”) There was no such self-conscious racial melodrama in the premiere of “The Flash.” Iris’ race wasn’t emphasized or agonized about — which was refreshing. One could argue that this sort of comfortable color-blindness understates the persistence of racism in America, but it’s much closer to reality than the all-white Metropolis crowds who marveled at Superman’s exploits in the 1950s. And that’s the best refutation of the comics’ nerds complaint that the new approach is “disrespectful to the tradition of these characters.” That tradition was a dishonest and dishonorable one — as DC Comics admitted in a 1970 story in which an elderly black man rips into Green Lantern: “I been readin’ about you … how you work for the blue skins … and how on a planet someplace you helped out the orange skins … and you done considerable for the purple skins! Only there’s skins you never bothered with — ! The black skins! I want to know … how come?! Answer me that, Mr. Green Lantern!” Over the top, but he had a point. Your thoughts? Jack Rowland / CW / LA TIMES