I’m being serious now, are you not allowed into the Coachella music festival if you’re not wearing some sort of stupid looking hipster short shorts? I don’t get it. I mean, I like short shorts as much as the next guy, but there’s something about the way the hipsters wear them that just doesn’t do it for me. Here’s Kristen Stewart working her denim shorts and stupid hat. I don’t know, maybe it’s the sneakers that ruin it for me. Some stripper heels might fix that right up.
I’ve seen a lot of sloppy mom short shorts at this Coachella music festival, and quite frankly I’ve had enough of it, but these might be the sloppiest. I’m not talking about Emma Robert s and her unbuttoned denims, I actually kind of find those hot, but her friend is not making things happen in my pants and I normally love chicks in bikini tops and short shorts. Luckily, Emma more than make s up for it in her little silly tube top.
/EINPresswire.com/ Major global-security company, Northrop Grumman, focuses Earth Day 2012 efforts on the world’s water crisis, and enables local NGO, Water Wells for Africa (WWFA), to finalize its most challenging endeavor, the Malawi Mountain Project . WWFA received a grant from Northrop Grumman early this week to complete their on-going Malawi Mountain Project, which seeks to address disease and… Broadcasting platform : Vimeo Source : EIN Presswire Discovery Date : 22/04/2012 19:57 Number of articles : 2
Facebook.com – Become a Fan! Twitter.com – Follow Us! Emma Watson and Chris Colfer were in New York last night to take in the premiere of “Struck By Lightning” at the Tribecca Film Festival. The “Harry Potter” alumn and the “Glee” star were looking great….as always!
The Real Housewives of New Jersey are back and the feuding continues, but this time they’re leaving their McMansions and taking it down to the Jersey shore. Let’s assess all the cussing, name calling, and backstabbing in THG +/- review! It looks like no one has talked much since Teresa Guidice’s infamous cookbook came out. Between the digs about her being as Italian as the Olive Garden and rehashing her son’s brilliant idea for a strip car wash, Caroline Manzo is still pretty ticked off.
The other day we reported on a Denver pimp named “Jell-o” that was popped in Houston trying to set up shop . Now, his coke-white stable has come to his rescue: Jermaine “Jell-o” Wallace’s White Hoe Stable Comes To His Rescue “Thank You Jermaine Wallace” (Clap-Clap) [Video] The women who live with and allegedly work for a man called “Jell-o” say he is not a pimp and they are not prostitutes. Germaine “Jell-O” Wallace was captured by U.S. marshals in northwest Houston on Thursday. He was in a cab with four women at the time. Authorities believe Wallace came here to avoid facing a Colorado judge on charges of sexual assault and pimping. “We’re not doing anything wrong,” said Teresa Weeks, one of the women in the cab. The women claim they’re just good friends who share a mansion in Colorado with Wallace and often travel together. They call themselves exotic dancers and said the money they made was legal. “We like our lives,” said Amber Wilson. “We want to maintain our lives. That’s all we were trying to do is make money to maintain the way that we lived before this happened.” The women said they now work at various strip clubs in Houston. “We treat it like a 9 to 5,” said Kara Laughead. “No funny business. We go in, we work. We make money.” Now the women are supporting an online petition that they hope will make Wallace a free man. “I could see it if he was guilty but he’s an innocent man,” added Weeks. On Thursday, a handcuffed Wallace blamed the women for his arrest. “You all know I’m innocent of these charges. The girls that did this, you’re bogus. You know you’re wrong for lying,” Wallace said. Authorities said Wallace was living the high life in Denver, living in a mansion and driving fancy cars. They believe he came to Houston to provide prostitution services to attendees at an upcoming convention. “We didn’t want that here,” said Deputy U.S. Marshal Cameron Welch, who worked the case along with other members of the Gulf Coast Violent Offender Task Force. “The key factor in this deal was looking for those girls. We knew if we found them they would lead back to him.” Wallace is expected to be extradited back to Colorado in the coming weeks. Check this out… this is what he’s on the run for: Denver authorities have begun outlining their case against a ruthless pimp for running a sophisticated hooker ring through the city’s best-known strip clubs. Germaine “Jell-O” Wallace was living in a $1.3 million pad near Castle Rock, Colo., with a driveway full of custom cars and collection of exotic pets when he was busted on pimping, sexual assault and weapons charges in November, police said in recently filed court papers. Authorities said Wallace sent a crew of loyal hookers into the area’s swankiest jiggle joints to turn tricks — and strong-arm other strippers to do the same. Busting an operation as big as his was unusual because police have a hard time getting hookers to talk. “In their mind, it’s in their best interest to take the hit and not affect the business,” vice unit Lt. Aaron Sanchez told the Denver Post. At the rented 35-acre estate, Wallace and his crew rode dirt bikes and four-wheelers, popped ecstasy and tended to a collection of wild animals, the newspaper reported. Court records showed he kept a serval, an African wild cat resembling a small cheetah, and a kinkajou, a small ferret-like mammal native to rainforests in Central and South America. After the arrest, cops impounded half of the cars, including a Pontiac Fiero tricked out to look like a Lamborghini. One blue minivan featured a cartoon of Bugs Bunny grabbing ‘toon sexpot Jessica Rabbit with the words “choose up” – street slang that tells hookers TO join up with richer pimps. One 20-year-old stripper told police she was recruited into Jell-O’s world by a dancer at the swank Centerfold Showclub. The woman said Wallace raped her and forced her and other dancers to recruit Johns for sex in the clubs’ champagne rooms. “We work literally every night unless someone is sick,” the woman told police. She said she brought in about $800 a night and was forced to text Wallace with earnings updates every hour. Cops said Jell-O gave his girls tips for avoiding undercover cops, knew the private spots of each club and occasionally drove the hookers and their johns to dates outside the clubs. The clubs have denied knowing anything about the ring. Four of Jell-O’s top recruiters, Kara Laughead, 24, Allison Kelly, 25, Teresa Weeks, 22, and Amber Wilson, 24, face prostitution and pimping charges. Wallace’s high-profile lawyer, Harvey Steinberg, said his client is innocent. Turn the page to see these hoes…
Jennifer Lawrence is making the international rounds to promote The Hunger Games , and sometimes her skills as Katniss Everdeen come in handy. On the “El Hormiguero” talk show in Spain this week, Lawrence took aim at human “prey” with bow and arrows, using her character’s famed archery expertise. Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : Gossip Cop Discovery Date : 20/04/2012 14:24 Number of articles : 2
In 2008, award winning filmmaker Rick Ray collaborated with reason.tv to produce a program about Charlie Lynch, a medical marijuana dispensary owner in San Luis Obisbo whose business was raided by the feds. As Lynch’s saga unfolded, Ray followed the story. The result is LYNCHING CHARLIE LYNCH , a documentary film that’s being released today: 4/20/12. The film is available from Amazon, iTunes and a… Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : Reason Magazine – Hit & Run Discovery Date : 20/04/2012 14:30 Number of articles : 2
LAPD detective Brett Goodkin helped bring down the infamous “Bling Ring” of young thieves who lifted jewels and other valuables from the homes of the Hollywood elite (and Paris Hilton). That made him an ideal consultant for Sofia Coppola’s dramatization of the affair, currently underway with Emma Watson (pictured on set) in the leading role. Well, sort of ideal, except for one huge conflict of interest. From the LAT : Police officers have served as paid consultants on Hollywood projects since the dawn of the crime genre. But experts said Goodkin’s actions are highly unusual because the case is still in court, where his financial interest in the film is certain to become an issue raised by the defense. Goodkin never notified prosecutors of his work on the movie, though his testimony is likely to be central at the trial of three remaining defendants. Informed by The Times of Goodkin’s role, a spokeswoman for the Los Angeles County district attorney’s office expressed shock: “We did not know, and now that we do we have to evaluate what impact this may have.” Legal experts said Goodkin’s consulting work could significantly complicate the prosecution’s case. “This looks very unsavory, and it could make a big difference in attacking the credibility of the investigator,” said Thomas Mesereau, a criminal defense attorney who defended Michael Jackson in his 2005 child molestation trial. “Clearly, it presents a conflict of interest if someone’s investigation becomes oriented toward creating a story or entertainment. It’s certainly going to taint the investigation’s motives and make them look unprofessional.” Goodkin reportedly is distancing himself from the project henceforth, while prosecutors may yet be legally compelled to bargain with the remaining defendants awaiting trial. Tough break. But come on! They broke into Paris Hilton ‘s house! Those kids should have pleaded no contest months ago and been sentenced to 30 days of desperately needed taste rehab. Let’s make a deal, already. [ LAT ] Follow S.T. VanAirsdale on Twitter . Follow Movieline on Twitter .
Before IMAX became a way to boost action sequences — Tom Cruise dangling from the tallest building in the world, the Joker’s gang rappelling down from a Gotham City high-rise to rob a bank — the outsized format was primarily the domain of nature films like To the Arctic 3D , which aim to dazzle with large-scale shots of mountains and dolphins and Australia and other impressive-looking things. Forty minutes long and narrated by Meryl Streep , To the Arctic uses spoonfuls of cuteness — featuring walruses and caribou, though polar bears are its primary animal stars — to make its fairly grim environmental message go down a little easier. Directed by Greg MacGillivray, an old hand at IMAX docs, To the Arctic tries to balance out its underlying sense of global warming alarm with spectacular imagery and footage of the far north ecosystem at work. Of course, even when it comes to the most roly poly of polar bear cubs, life at the top of the world isn’t easy, and while the film discreetly leaves the majority of the process of hunting and gobbling down seals off screen, it does include some potentially troubling sequences involving the food sources the male bears turn to when desperate. Polar bears aren’t easy to film — a segment about how would-be cinematographers camouflage remote-controlled cameras in order to get closer shots of the animals shows one bear breaking a device like an enraged celebrity attacking a paparazzo. So when the filmmakers find a family of bears and are able to stick with them for several days, they end up catching a chase across the ice. It’s a mother polar bear and her two cubs who are the heart of To the Arctic , the trio traveling across the diminishing sea ice as the mother searches for food for her offspring in the lean summer months when hunting is more difficult. Survival isn’t a certainty — earlier footage shows a mother swimming for nine days and hundreds of miles in search of meat, her cub not surviving the journey. But in the case of these bears, their most dangerous enemy turns out to be males of their own species, who will eat cubs when they can’t find seals to nosh on. The mother anxiously herds her children across the ice floes, always on the lookout for other bears, though despite her caution one finds them and tries to track them down. (Parents with children and sensitive stoners planning on seeing the film can rest assured there are no scenes of violent polar bear cannibalism.) To the Arctic flutters from place to place, peering in at some Inuit hunters and researchers who dive beneath the ice, then traveling with a pair of scientists tracking caribou migrations before pausing to watch walruses loll in the sun and then jumping to a ship departing from Svalbard. The only thematic ties beyond a shared region are the environmental threats being posed by global warming, which is making it harder to polar bears and walruses to hunt and is wreaking havoc on the caribou migration patterns. The film is marked by a few jarring stylistic touches, like a score that wavers between dramatic instrumentals and Paul McCartney songs (“Mr. Bellamy,” “I’m Carrying” and “Little Willow”) and opening credits that explode into shards of ice that fly at you — narrated by Meryl Streep BOOM! Streep offers her voiceover with nary a sly twinkle, even when delivering lines about the “frisky dance of the northern lights” or urging that “we can help keep the Arctic white.” But it’s the visuals you’re here to see, and they look great on the massive screen in three dimensions, especially in helicopter shots that whirl past waterfalls cascading off of glaciers or travel over the fantastic tundra like there’s an army of orcs to be discovered just over the next bluff. 3-D and IMAX may no longer be new, but in moments like those, they can still summon a sense of awe. Follow Alison Willmore on Twitter . Follow Movieline on Twitter .
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