Although she’s one of the leading sex symbols of the 20th century, Raquel Welch doesn’t believe in letting it all hang out. And she has no problem making this point in interviews over and over (and over) again. Most recently, Raquel lamented the state of “porn culture” in Men’s Health magazine: “I think we’ve gotten to the point in our culture where we’re all sex addicts, literally. We have equated happiness in life with as many orgasms as you can possibly pack in, ” she says. “I think this era of porn is at least partially responsible for it. Where is the anticipation and the personalization? It’s an exploitation of the poor male’s libidos. Poor babies – they can’t control themselves!” “I don’t care if I’m being one of those old fogies who says, ‘Back in my day we didn’t have to hear about sex all the time,’ she adds. “They’re ruining us with all the explanations and graphicness.” Get with the times, Raquel! There’s plenty of opportunity for personalization on the internet. Why, we could show you dozens of websites that cater to…oh, never mind. You wouldn’t appreciate them anyway. Take a trip down mammary lane with sexy pics of Raquel Welch right here at MrSkin.com
What’s a lil’ homophobia between friends? SMH Atlanta-based CNN has lifted its month-long suspension of analyst Roland Martin, who had ruffled feathers last month with Super Bowl tweets construed by some as anti-gay. The network told staff Monday on a conference call, according to FishbowlDC on TVNewser. During the Super Bowl, Martin Tweeted: “If a dude at your Super Bowl party is hyped about David Beckham’s H&M underwear ad,” he wrote, “smack the ish out of him!” Martin later said he is not a fan of soccer. “I was not referring to sexuality directly or indirectly regarding the David Beckham ad, and I’m sorry folks took it otherwise.” But CNN suspended him anyway, at the time releasing a statement: “Language that demeans is inconsistent with the values and culture of our organization, and is not tolerated.” The 43-year-old columnist, commentator and author has been a regular contributor to CNN since 2007. Wonder if the folks from GLAAD are gonna run up on Roland like PETA and douse him with rainbow-colored paint? Source More On Bossip! Pancakes: The 10 Hottest Women With The Tiniest Cakes For Your Information: 10 Disturbing Facts About Minorities In The Criminal Justice System For Your Viewing Pleasure: Mommy Banger BeyBey Takes Blue Ivy For A Walk With Mama Tina Til’ Cancellation Do Us Part: The Best And Worst Of Reality TV Weddings
Battle Of The Bangers : This is one cat fight we would love to see! Salma Hayek has a message for rival bombshell Sofia Vergara: Stay out of my way! Salma is fuming that she’s been dethroned as Hollywood’s hottest Latina actress – and she’s fed up that Sofia is “stealing” all her acting roles, a source tells The Enquirer. “Salma hates Sofia’s thick, put-on gimmick of a Spanish accent and broken English,” the source revealed. “She says it’s not only getting old, but it’s demeaning and disrespectful to the Latin community. Salma would never disrespect Sofia in public, but everyone close to her knows how she really feels.” Unfortunately, Salma can’t seem to escape Sofia. “Sofia is everywhere!” said the source. “She’s in tons of magazine spots, TV commercials and now films. It’s Sofia overload – and it’s driving Salma crazy.” “Hollywood actresses are competitive enough as it is, but Salma feels absolutely blindsided by Sofia’s popularity,” continued the source. “She had no close that this young upstart would become a huge sensation in the US.” In an epic banger battle between Salma Hayek and Sofia Vergara, who would you put your money on? Salma’s fiesty, of course, and we would imagine that she’s much tougher than she looks. But Sofia’s got her on height, so we believe Sofia’s probably in better shape, and stronger overall. Check out some pictures next and tell us who you would choose!
Cuba Gooding wildin’ out with white women, surprise surprise… According to a Jezebel story: What’s Cuba Gooding Jr. up to these days? Well, there’s Red Tails — and, according to three women in New Mexico, a whole lot of groping. The women say he harassed all of them at Maloney’s Tavern in Albuquerque — and they have pictures. Sara (all the women I talked to asked that their last names not be used) told me: At about midnight on March 1st, Cuba Gooding Jr. waltzed into the bar we were at and proceeded to sexually harass a number of the [women there] and assault (punch) a [man] for attempting to take a picture of Cuba receiving a lap dance. The sexual harassment occurred when women would be taking pictures with him; he would grab butt cheeks during the picture taking and when women reacted negatively to that, he would proceed to either touch women’s breasts or tell them that he “loved them.” He told me that he loved me because his wife’s name is also Sara. Classy. Her friend Meagan told me that Gooding grabbed her a$$ (ed.), and confirmed that he tried to grab Sara’s chest. She also said that after leaving the area, they ran into him again on the dance floor, where he grabbed Meagan’s breast and pinched her nipple. She said he was repeatedly bothering and harassing women even after they told him to stop. A third woman, Molly, says, Cuba Gooding Jr. came into Maloney’s Pub in Albuquerque on March 1st, and the bar was fairly crowded at the time. No one seemed to notice or realize who he was when he first entered, and he inappropriately touched [Sara] and she immediately dismissed him. Someone then recognized him and swarms of people started crowding around him to take pictures. Sara and I took a picture with him, and he attempted to grab her breasts in the process. Later on the night, he came up to me, grabbed my face, and kissed my cheek. He asked where I was staying and told me I would be staying with him tonight, making lewd comments about his plans to sleep with me that night. He mentioned that he his happily married with three kids, but “not tonight.” He also said I was “probably like 12″ years old (I am actually 23 years old). I also witnessed him inappropriately touching a friend of mine, [Meagan], which caused her to be extremely upset. Another woman in the bar gave him a lap dance and when a man tried to take a picture, Gooding grabbed the phone, threatening to “break it in half,” and followed him to the bathroom, where he apparently punched him. Hey Cuba, remember that OTHER white lady that you were standing next to in front of all those people that day? Yeah, her. SHE’S YOUR WIFE! YOU’RE MARRIED LIKE A MUHFUGGA MAN WHAT ARE YOU DOING?!?!? Hit the flippy to see the drunken pictures of sorry-azz Cuba attempting to get his freak on! Images via WENN/Jezebel/Facebook
MacFarlane and Wahlberg discuss their forthcoming live-action collaboration ‘Ted’ at the SXSW Film Festival. By Kara Warner Mark Wahlberg at “A Conversation with Seth MacFarlane” during SXSW Photo: Getty Images The talent booked for the “A Conversation With” panels at this year’s annual South by Southwest Film Festival were big enough draws to warrant very long lines of fans and hopeful attendees eager to spend an hour and a half with the likes of Joss Whedon and Seth MacFarlane. Whedon’s panel delivered a few fun newsy bites about “Marvel’s The Avengers” and his surprise adaptation of Shakespeare’s “Much Ado About Nothing.” MacFarlane’s panel took the surprise element to the next level in presenting the enthusiastic audience with eight minutes of footage from his upcoming live-action directorial debut, “Ted,” as well as the very raunchy red band and the very special guest appearance of star Mark Wahlberg . The “Family Guy” mastermind and “Fighter” star spoke enthusiastically about their shared experiences making the R-rated buddy/ semi-romantic comedy, which revolves around the friendship between a grown man (Wahlberg) and his childhood best friend, a magical talking teddy bear (voiced by MacFarlane), and how that gets in the way of his romantic relationship with girlfriend Lori (Mila Kunis). MTV News was lucky enough to chat with MacFarlane and surprise guest Wahlberg after their very well-received panel on Sunday, during which their mutual admiration for each other along with their genuine love for the film were obvious. “He was a huge pain in the ass, man, he asked for $70 million, the bastard,” MacFarlane joked about the difficulties in getting the actor/producer to sign on. “I only got $65 [million],” Wahlberg countered. “Sometimes you gotta make compromises in this economy.” “This was a natural fit from the get-go,” MacFarlane said about their partnership, before being interrupted by a noisy bird squawking in the tree overhead. “What the f— kind of animal was that?” Wahlberg asked, causing MacFarlane to bust out in laughter. “First I thought it was Henry. I’ve never heard that kind of squeak … it’s up there somewhere.” “Do you all have spider monkeys here in Austin?” MacFarlane joked, before getting back to explaining why Wahlberg was the perfect choice for the lead role. “It was a good fit from the get-go. It’s a balance tonally for the script, it had to be funny and at the same time it had to be real,” he said. “It was kind of a comedic tightrope. It was a very contemporary style of comedy and on top of all that, the actor was going to have to interact with empty space most of the time. “The thespian,” Wahlberg corrected. “Yeah, the thespian,” MacFarlane said with a smile. “This guy just knocked it out of the park.” “I just fell in love with the script,” Wahlberg admitted about what interested him in playing opposite a CG teddy bear to begin with. “I read the script before I had the opportunity to meet with Seth and before, I think, there was any interest from him in me playing the role. Even the premise, it all depends on who’s telling you the premise because it could sound really great or really ridiculous. As soon as I read the script, literally 30 pages in, I forgot that it was a teddy bear. I loved the relationship between these two guys and also the relationship with the female character, Mila’s character.” And while there are plenty of sweet, warm, fuzzy moments between the two best friends, this is a Seth MacFarlane movie, so there are just as many outrageous moments that will have audiences rolling in the aisles. “Mark gets into a pretty full-on ‘Bourne Identity’-esque fistfight with his teddy bear, which is definitely something I don’t think people have seen before,” MacFarlane revealed. “I think what’s pretty outrageous as well is that the teddy bear is having sex with the checkout girl at the back of the supermarket on top of a bunch of fresh produce, and instead of getting terminated, he gets a promotion because of it,” Wahlberg added. “It does happen.” Wahlberg and MacFarlane’s live-action collaboration “Ted” opens in theaters nationwide on July 13. For breaking news, celebrity columns, humor and more — updated around the clock — visit MTVMoviesBlog.com . Related Videos South by Southwest 2012 Related Photos SXSW 2012
djBC, the archduke of mashup, has created a video to accompany his 2005 “wemix” of the classic Chuck Jones 1957 Bugs Bunny cartoon “What’s Opera, Doc?” Whats Opera, Doc? (dj BC Wemix) (Thanks, djBC!) Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : Boing Boing Discovery Date : 11/03/2012 15:14 Number of articles : 2
The battle for (unjustified) high-end luxury Android devices continues, this time with the latest from TAG Heuer dubbed the Racer. Taking design cues from Formula 1 cars, the device looks like a little closer to a weapon from Square’s Deus Ex than a luxury sports car although, apparently, it’s the materials that make it stand Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : Android Phone Fans Discovery Date : 12/03/2012 10:39 Number of articles : 2
A video I made for Justin Bieber using the song “The In Crowd” by Mitchel Musso. Lyrics: Spin away the combination for the last time Say goodbye to this year I wish I could avoid the empty summer days that await me. They’ll fake a smile goodbye celebrating their new freedom I sit alone on the couch Wondering why I wonder what its like to have it all To never be afraid that I would fall But I dont think Ive ever known a time That I was part of the in crowd Here we go another day another disgrace Fall flat on my face I wish I had a bunch of money Catch a plane head out west Still run and play around All full of the fans and freedom I sit alone on the couch Wondering why I wonder what its like to have it all To never be afraid that I would fall But I dont think Ive ever known a time That I was part of the in crowd Doesn’t anyone here live an original life what did you surrender to be on the inside, When you disappear they wont remember your name And youll fade away when someone takes your place. Take your place In the in crowd Spin away the combination for the last time Say goodbye to this year I wish I could avoid the empty summer days that await me theyll fake a small goodbye Celebrating their new freedom I sit alone on the couch But i’m ready to fly I wonder what its like to have it all To never be afraid that I would fall But I dont think Ive ever known the time I wonder what its like to have it all To never be afraid that I would fall But I dont think Ive ever known a … http://www.youtube.com/v/86jOCiZinCk?version=3&f=videos&app=youtube_gdata Originally posted here: The In Crowd (Justin Bieber Video) with lyrics
‘The Shane element was just not part of Rick’s continuing story,’ show runner Glen Mazzara tells MTV News about Jon Bernthal’s offing. By Josh Wigler, with reporting by Kara Warner Jon Bernthal as Shane Walsh in “The Walking Dead” Photo: Gene Page / AMC Warning: Major spoilers for the latest episode of “The Walking Dead” lurk ahead! The inevitable has finally happened: Shane Walsh is dead. Double-dead, in fact. In the latest episode of “The Walking Dead,” titled “Better Angels,” Jon Bernthal’s disgruntled ex-cop finally met his demise at the hands of old friend-turned-new foe Rick Grimes. After luring Rick out into a field in search of missing prisoner Randall — whom Shane had already killed — Shane turned his gun on Rick, ready to kill his former partner and inherit his “broken wife” and “weak boy” as his own family. Rick ultimately talked Shane down, but what looked to be a peace offering was a trick of its own: Grimes plunged a knife through Shane’s heart, killing him in seconds … … and seconds later, Shane was back on his feet, a bloodthirsty zombie looking to finish the job. Thankfully for Rick, his son Carl arrived in the nick of time, gun in hand, to put a bullet through the undead Shane’s brain. Shane’s death was always a foregone conclusion in the minds of fans. Rampant rumors of Bernthal’s “Walking Dead” exit aside, the character’s demise occurs in the sixth issue of Robert Kirkman’s comic book series, making his eventual death a virtual certainty from the time Bernthal’s casting was announced. But speaking with MTV News, “Walking Dead” show runner Glen Mazzara revealed that Shane’s death wasn’t always part of the plan. “At one point, we considered not killing Shane,” Mazzara told MTV News. “But what’s important about this season is, Rick has to step forward. He has to assume leadership of the group and he has to confront Shane.” With that in mind, there was only one way for the Rick/Shane confrontation to end. Though Shane is killed by young Carl in the comics, it was important to the “Walking Dead” writers that Rick be the one to pull the trigger — or bury the knife, as the case may be — on the show. “Rick has to be the one to kill Shane. He needs to take control of the group,” Mazzara said. “That’s a huge loss for him, personally, for the group, but that’s what’s important about that: that it’s at Rick’s hand. We had considered doing it with a gun, but the knife was as personal as possible.” Many onlookers agree that Bernthal’s work as Shane has been the highlight of “Walking Dead” season two, so losing the character and the actor — especially so soon after Jeffrey DeMunn’s departure — is certainly a blow for the show. But for the writers, season two has largely been about transforming Rick from reluctant leader to confident decision-maker. In Mazzara’s opinion, the successful metamorphosis was made possible by Shane’s death. “It’s about Rick’s leadership, and if you see Rick [currently], when he steps forward and he discusses things with the group, you know that that’s a very different Rick than the one that came in at the beginning of the season,” the show runner said. “That’s what this season was about. It was about Rick, and the Shane element was just not part of Rick’s continuing story. It was a problem that Rick had to deal with.” Will you miss Shane on “The Walking Dead,” or do you think he needed to die? Tell us in the comments section!
Having returned from the motherland to haterville , The Real Housewives of Atlanta headed to a party this week, but instead of encountering a good time there, our fair ladies found only tears, feuding, and boredom. So it goes. Come along as we recap it all, THG +/- style! You can’t kill ’em if they’re already dead. That’s Phaedra’s take away from her embalming training. Plus 15 for her overall excitement about diving into the more gruesome aspects of the job but I was relieved that we only had to watch her work on a dummy. Seeing her learn on a person would have been a little creepy. But Phaedra’s enthusiasm makes the funeral arts look fun. She can’t wait to get in there and make the dead look pretty with a hair and makeup makeover. Plus another 5 because I’m actually beginning to think she can pull this off. Across town, Kim’s trying to get the new house in order before Kroy comes home from training camp but it isn’t going so well. Her dad keeps trying to throw things away. Minus 7 . I hate that but I will agree that Kim’s got way too much stuff but that’s her decision not his. Her bigger issue is Sweetie. Sweetie’s always been a slacker but it’s gotten worse and now she’s complaining about being asked to do too much. Minus 20 . I’ve never had a job where I was allowed to lounge by the pool for the day. Heaven forbid Kim ask her to help move a few boxes in between sun bathing and smoking her cigarettes.
