Give Kendall Jenner credit for aiming high. And then try not to laugh at her for aiming way, way, way too high. At a party in Los Angeles this week celebrating her and sister Kyle’s Seventeen Magazine cover (seriously, must this family throw a party for every conceivable occasion?!?), the 16-year old shared with E! News her career ambitions. “I want to be the next Gisele B
Give Kendall Jenner credit for aiming high. And then try not to laugh at her for aiming way, way, way too high. At a party in Los Angeles this week celebrating her and sister Kyle’s Seventeen Magazine cover (seriously, must this family throw a party for every conceivable occasion?!?), the 16-year old shared with E! News her career ambitions. “I want to be the next Gisele B
American fans may still be celebrating Alex Morgan’s game-winning goal , which sent the United States into a Gold Medal showdown with Japan on Thursday. But Christine Sinclair, who netted a hat trick for Canada in this semifinal soccer matchup, has a very different reaction to the outcome. She feels screwed by the referees. “We’re disappointed and upset. We felt that the referee took it away from us,” the Canadian captain tells the AFP. “We feel like we didn’t lose, we feel like it was taken from us. It’s a shame in a game like that, which is so important, that the ref decided the result before the game started.” Sinclair’s beef stems from two key penalties called against Canada: First, a very unusual time-wasting penalty was called against goalie Erin McLeod. It resulted in a free kick for the U.S., which led to another controversial call, this one a hand ball. “In an important match it’s a disappointment that the referee had such an impact on it. We feel cheated,” Sinclair said. Canadian coach John Herdman backs up his star, referring to the whistle blows as “bizarre” and adding: “If the United States were honest, they’d know they got lucky.”
American fans may still be celebrating Alex Morgan’s game-winning goal , which sent the United States into a Gold Medal showdown with Japan on Thursday. But Christine Sinclair, who netted a hat trick for Canada in this semifinal soccer matchup, has a very different reaction to the outcome. She feels screwed by the referees. “We’re disappointed and upset. We felt that the referee took it away from us,” the Canadian captain tells the AFP. “We feel like we didn’t lose, we feel like it was taken from us. It’s a shame in a game like that, which is so important, that the ref decided the result before the game started.” Sinclair’s beef stems from two key penalties called against Canada: First, a very unusual time-wasting penalty was called against goalie Erin McLeod. It resulted in a free kick for the U.S., which led to another controversial call, this one a hand ball. “In an important match it’s a disappointment that the referee had such an impact on it. We feel cheated,” Sinclair said. Canadian coach John Herdman backs up his star, referring to the whistle blows as “bizarre” and adding: “If the United States were honest, they’d know they got lucky.”
Lady Gaga and Taylor Kinney are going strong these days. The star left no doubt about that with a photo she posted for her fans, clearly showing the couple wearing very little and kissing in a swimming pool. Gaga’s social networking site for fans, LittleMonsters (dot) com, has become a hub of “art, acceptance, monsters, and Gaga.” Sums it up basically. Check out the latest pic, showing them naked or darn close: In recent weeks, we’ve been treated to pics of Lady Gaga naked and having a slumber party with Lindsay Lohan (not at the same time, fortunately). This one may take the cake, though. Taylor Kinney is quite a catch, with or without a bathing suit. Gaga snared herself a certified hunk right there. Kinney and Gaga met on the set of her video for “You and I.” The model and actor has been on Vampire Diaries and will soon star on Chicago Fire . Appropriate, for one-half of this red-hot smoldering couple, if you catch our drift. Our drift here is that the NBC program is about firefighters.
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