Fresh off their parody of Herman Cain’s “smoking ad,” Jon Huntsman’s daughters are at it again, this time spoofing Justin Timberlake’s “SexyBack” with — you guessed it — “Huntsman’s Back.” “We’re bringing Huntsman back,” the trio sings in the audio recording, posted Wednesday. “The rest of them is one big circus act. We’re right behind the guy who’s right on track.” The song also features individual… Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : The Blaze Discovery Date : 01/12/2011 04:38 Number of articles : 2
I’ve had pictures of Rihanna up on the site looking pretty much exactly like this before, they’re from the same concert tour she’s been on for like three years, so if you’re expecting anything new from me don’t hold your breath. The only difference is that this time she’s got blonde hair instead of that fake red crap….. I like it. I feel like I’m cheating on Rihanna … With Rihanna . Hot.
Tony Perkins (of the SPLC-designated hate group the Family Research Council), Tim Wildmon (of the SPLC-designated hate group the American Family Association), and Roger Wicker (of the United States Senate’s Republican wing) seem to think yesterday’s adoption of a certain… Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : Good As You Discovery Date : 01/12/2011 19:14 Number of articles : 2
Rick Perry is still trying to laugh off his “oops” moment – and this time he’s going on air with it. In a light-hearted ad slated to run in Iowa markets before and after his “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno” appearance. Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : First Read Discovery Date : 01/12/2011 21:35 Number of articles : 3
Climb with us into the wayback machine, Skin fans, because we’re traveling through time to the good ol’ days of…July 2011? Summer movie season was at its peak when the sci-fi/Western hybrid Cowboys & Aliens landed in theaters, but it was a letdown for us thanks to a CGI cover-up ( a bit of a habit for Ms. Wilde ). Here’s what we said at the time: Mr. Skin’s Skin Skout has seen a sneak preview of Cowboys & Aliens, and it turns out the much-hyped butt scene is less than Wilde. 1 hour and 11 minutes into the movie, Olivia walks through a fire naked and miraculously unharmed. Olivia may be fine, but Skin Central is still feeling burnt, because CGI flames cover Olivia’s seat meat in the rear view shot, exposing only naked back, and from the front we only see her from the shoulders up. Not to mention as soon as she walks out of the fire, Daniel Craig rushes in to cover Olivia’s gorgeous naked body with a blanket. Take special note of that last part, because when we got the Blu-ray of Cowboys & Aliens , our Blu-ray Ninja set out on a quest to defy the gods of moviemaking and find that butt shot . And guess what, folks? He did it. There are exactly two frames of Olivia’s cheeks in that scene, and our Blu-ray ninja found them. The moral of the story? Don’t try to burn a ninja, or the ninja will burn you. Check out more flaming-hot HD finds from our Skin Labs on Mr. Skin’s Blu-ray Discoveries and Mr. Skin’s Blu-ray Discoveries 2 playlists!
Little Monsters outside the new Gaga window displays at Barneys tell us what they expect from the clip, which debuts Thursday (December 1). By Jocelyn Vena, with reporting by Brian Phares Lady Gaga Photo: Emmanuel Dunand/ Getty Images Have you RSVP’d for Lady Gaga ‘s wedding yet? On Thursday (December 1), Gaga will make it official with all things nighttime when she premieres her self-directed video for her track “Marry the Night.” Shot in Gaga’s hometown of New York City in October, previews have shown that in Gaga’s world, anything can happen, including vintage-feeling trips to the psych ward and “Fame”-esque dance numbers. When MTV News caught up with some of Gaga’s Little Monsters outside of Barneys in New York City, they weighed in on what they thought might go down in Mother Monster’s latest video. “I had some inside info … lots of explosions, lots of hair, lots of makeup, lots of symbolism, lots of Gaga,” Catherine Lloyd dished. “It’s gonna be perfect.” Kyle Larkins has no doubt that the video will be all Gaga all the time. “I have no idea what to expect from the ‘Marry the Night’ video. It’s Gaga,” he said. “She’s crazy in all wonderful ways, so I’m looking forward to see what she’s going to come up with.” “My expectations are that it’s going to be over-the-top,” Alisa Lopez added. “She derives most of her inspiration from, well, her videographical inspiration — from Michael Jackson’s videos, Madonna’s videos — so I’m expecting it’ll be longer than 10 minutes.” While no one but Gaga knows what will happen in the video until it drops, Vanity Fair was on set during filming, and Gaga described it as “autobiographical,” adding that she’s “getting ready to relive the worst day of my life” in the clip. Shot on the day when Gaga was wheeled through a hospital on a gurney, she added that “it’s chaotic and sad. But I don’t want it to be safe.” The scene reportedly is based on a situation in her real life. Fan Amy Guerra made this guess about the video: “I’m expecting Gaga to reveal some stuff that we don’t know about her. … I am really excited to see it because I’m a big fan of her and I know she’ll just meet my expectations.” Related Videos Lady Gaga: Inside The Outside
But Rachel Crow and Drew don’t fare as well on Simon Cowell’s girls team. By Adam Graham Melanie Amaro on “X Factor” Wednesday Photo: Fox The top seven “X Factor” contestants tackled the catalog of Michael Jackson on Wednesday (November 30), paying tribute to the late King of Pop while members of Jackson’s family — including his brothers, mother and children — looked on from the audience. Melanie Amaro earned the evening’s best marks for her show-closing rendition of “Earth Song,” dubbed “amazing” by L.A. Reid, who told the singer he felt he was not in the midst of a competition, but at an Amaro concert. Nicole Scherzinger called it one of the best performances of the season, and Amaro’s mentor, Simon Cowell, told the 19-year-old, “I couldn’t think of a better way to pay tribute to one of the greatest artists in the world.” Not all of Cowell’s contestants fared as well. Rachel Crow received her harshest critiques yet from the judges, after the bubbly 13-year-old’s take on the Jacksons’ “Can You Feel It” — a rather obscure selection from one of the most celebrated bodies of work in the history of pop music — fell flat with the panel. “This is probably the only time I’ve watched you and didn’t believe you were having a great time,” Reid commented, a sentiment echoed by Scherzinger and Paula Abdul. Cowell backed his singer, saying the critiques were a result of it being “anti-Simon night,” though he seemed less than over-the-moon when he told her, “You always put on a show, you look like a pop star, and you’re having the time of your life.” Cowell’s remark that it was “anti-Simon night” came from Scherzinger and Abdul criticizing 14-year-old Drew for doing a slowed-down, piano-driven “Billie Jean” while sitting in a chair, saying she wasn’t being pushed enough as a performer. Cowell called Scherzinger’s comment “absolute nonsense” and told Abdul, “Too much dancing, that’s why your acts are out of the competition,” while praising Drew for sticking to her strengths. Meanwhile, Reid, who week after week has been Drew’s sharpest critic, begrudgingly complimented the singer. “It pains me to say this,” he told her, “but I liked it.” Of all the evening’s contestants, Marcus Canty gave the most physical performance, doing a sweaty rendition of “PYT” that included a mid-song backflip. Both Scherzinger and Abdul used the same words, calling Canty “the whole package,” while Reid said he hoped the flip would flip him some votes. Cowell was more critical, saying Canty’s vocals were compromised as a result of all the dancing. Teen rapper Astro put a rejuvenated spin on “Black or White” and was praised for the youthful energy he brought to the song. Chris Rene, who also funnels his material through a hip-hop prism, did a stepped-up “I’ll Be There,” which Scherzinger said was the best he’s ever sang. But splitting the hip-hop vote with Astro could prove costly, and Cowell predicted he’d need a lot of support to survive the week. Meanwhile, 30-year-old burrito maker Josh Krajcik — Scherzinger’s sole remaining contestant in the competition, and one of the show’s favorites to win — opened the night with a rearranged, nearly unrecognizable version of “Dirty Diana” that Cowell called his “weakest performance so far,” even as the other judges applauded his efforts. Two singers will be sent packing on Thursday’s results episode, which is also set to feature a performance from Tinie Tempah. What did you think of the “X Factor” Michael Jackson tribute? Let us know in the comments!
‘Kourtney & Kim Tale New York’ star confirms to Us Weekly she’s expecting second child with Scott Disick. By Jocelyn Vena Kourtney Kardashian and Scott Disick Photo: Getty Images Kourtney Kardashian is expecting baby number two. The reality star confirms that she’s pregnant in the new issue of Us Weekly. This will be the second child for Kardashian and her longtime boyfriend Scott Disick. “Now, I’m nine weeks along,” she told the magazine, going on to explain that she took a pregnancy test five weeks ago and woke up her beau to share the results. “You’re supposed to wait 12 weeks to tell people, but I feel confident.” Earlier this year, rumors surfaced that the couple were engaged but it was never confirmed. Kourtney’s baby news may be surprising to viewers of E!s “Kourtney & Kim Take New York,” which premiered on Sunday night. The first episode of season two followed Kourtney and Scott as they worked to find the spark they once had in their relationship, before 23-month-old son Mason was born . It was also revealed on the episode that the couple of five years sleeps in separate bedrooms. Kourtney and Scott surprised fans of the Kardashian family when they announced their first pregnancy in 2009. In fact, the couple were a bit surprised by it as well. This time, however, they were more prepared. “It wasn’t like we weren’t trying,” Disick said. “We kind of just said, ‘If it’s meant to be, it’ll be. ‘” Kourtney’s pregnancy news comes just after sister Kim’s revealing quotes in the new issue of Glamour hit the Web. In the January cover story, the soon-to-be-ex of Kris Humphries admitted she has been reconsidering having a family of her own and may just have to focus on being an aunt. “I don’t know,” Kim said. “I always wanted what mom and dad had. And at first I was like, ‘I want six kids.’ Then I went down to four, then I was down to three … and now I’m like, ‘Maybe I won’t have any. Maybe I’ll just be a good aunt.’ ” She added, “That’s how I feel. Maybe my fairy tale has a different ending than I dreamed it would. But that’s OK.” Share your well-wishes with Kourtney and Scott in the comments section.
Big Time Rush and will.i.am also will perform Thursday at White House tree-lighting ceremony. By Steven Roberts Ellie Goulding Photo: MTV News While another English songstress has received a tremendous amount of well-deserved praise here in the States this year, Ellie Goulding has been working slowly but steadily, making a name for herself on this side of the Atlantic. Her debut album, Lights, hit #1 on the U.K. charts, she won Critic’s Choice at the 2010 BRIT Awards, and she’s even had the opportunity to perform at the Royal Wedding reception for Prince William and Catherine Middleton. Of course, Americans don’t really care about any of that. They do, however, really like Christmas. Goulding is set to perform at the White House during the National Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony, along with will.i.am, Big Time Rush and the incomparable Kermit the Frog. The ceremony will take place Thursday at the National Park, and the laidback, always-chill Goulding said she’s just as excited about this event as she was about performing at the royal reception. “Prince William saw me about a year earlier, and they were both really big fans of my record. It was simple as that,” Goulding said casually. “I’m quite relaxed about things, probably too relaxed, and so when I found out, I was probably like, ‘Cool.’ ” Goulding, who performed on “Saturday Night Live” earlier this year, said she wasn’t sure who recommended her for the tree-lighting gig. While it’s uncertain whether President Obama had heard of her, or maybe his daughters are fans, her lead single “Lights” might have had a hand in it. Related Videos MTV News First Date Related Artists Ellie Goulding
Charlie Sheen roaster suffered a stroke in October. By Jocelyn Vena Patrice O’Neal Photo: Jason LaVeris/FilmMagic Patrice O’Neal has died at age 41. The news of his death was was confirmed by his co-star on “The Opie & Anthony Show.” The comedian and radio personality suffered a stroke back in October. O’Neal was best known for his work as a stand-up comedian but also appeared in several films like “25th Hour,” “Scary Movie 4” and “Furry Vengeance.” In addition to being a regular guest on Opie and Anthony’s show, he also made multiple appearances on “Tough Crowd With Colin Quinn,” “Chappelle’s Show” and “The Office.” Click for photos from the life and career of Patrice O’Neal. Just this past September, he was one of the many comedians who poked fun at Charlie Sheen during his “Comedy Central Roast.” He also hosted VH1’s “Web Junk 2.0” back in 2006. Earlier this year, his Comedy Central special “Elephant in the Room” premiered on the network. For those who knew him best, it was his bigger-than-life personality that will be missed most. “Yes it’s true that our pal Patrice O’Neal has passed away,” Opie, a.k.a. Gregg Hughes, tweeted . “The funniest and best thinker i’ve ever known PERIOD. #devastated.” He then tweeted out a link to a video of the late comedian laughing on the radio show, simply adding, “Patrice O’Neal Greatest Laugh EVER.” Born in Boston on December 7, 1969, O’Neal got his start on the stage and in the early ’90s and moved to Los Angeles to shoot for the big leagues. Eventually, his stand-up career resulted in smaller roles in films, as well as the HBO comedy special “One Night Stand.” He had been living in the New York area at the time of his death. The New York Daily News reports that O’Neal died Monday night. Shortly after his October stroke, his friend and fellow comedian Jim Norton opened up about his condition on the radio. “We don’t know how he is. We don’t know how he’s going to be,” Norton said. “I didn’t want to do this by myself. I wish we had more news for you.” Share your condolences for O’Neal’s family and friends in the comments below. Related Photos Remembering Patrice O’Neal Related Artists Patrice O’Neal
