The daughters of Demi Moore are reportedly serious: they are done with their mama’s drama! Following reports that claimed Scout, Rumer and Tallulah Willis were sick of dealing with their troubled parent, Radar Online now says the children have hit a “breaking point” and… “… are seriously considering taking out a restraining order against Demi to stop her from contacting them. They made it clear to her weeks ago that they do not want to talk to her right now.” According to this anonymous insider, Moore has been phoning her daughters “incessantly and emailing them, leaving them tearful messages and begging them to call her.” Adding to the awkward situation? Scout, Rumer or Tallulah remain close with Ashton Kutcher , leaving their mom “beside herself” and all alone, the source claims. This would all be very sad if we believed a word of it.
Obviously I still don’t know who this Micaela Schaefer chick is, finding that out would take effort and I’m just not that kind of guy. Besides, I kind of like our anonymous internet affair, it makes it seem that much dirtier. Here she is again walking around some sort of convention center in her sexy little bikini and douchebag trucker hat. I like it. Any woman who’s not afraid to walk around in public half naked is alright with me. I want to make sweet hump with her. Call me.
As the big night fast approaches, it’s time for another of Movieline’s virtual awards roundtables. Our Oscar nominees this time are up for Best Costume Design. They are (in alphabetical order):
A gaggle of right-wing functionaries is furious with Clint Eastwood and Chrysler, with no less than Karl Rove calling out the actor-director- inspirational halftime huckster for a Super Bowl ad that Rove and others perceived as a thinly veiled reelection endorsement for President Obama. Wait, what ? The shit hit the fan Monday afternoon when Rove took to Fox News to protest the epic TV spot, arguing that… honestly, I have no idea. Big Hollywood’s John Nolte offered the most succinct explanation of conservative outrage — “Because Obama’s decided to eliminate moral hazard and socialize losses for anyone who employs the unions who fund his campaigns, Chrysler obviously wrote a thinly veiled thank you in the form of a reelection ad for their benefactor, and convinced a Republican icon to deliver it” — but things just got straight-up surreal with Rove (via EW ): Watch the latest video at video.foxnews.com “Chicago-style politics”? Excuse me? If anything, this is Detroit politics (or economics, really), and to think Eastwood would just overlook the potential implications therein for the simple sake of a rah-rah Super Bowl message is to underestimate a pretty smart guy who once made it a two-year mission of his life to emphasize the benefits of business over politics . Anyway, Eastwood’s manager offered a beleaguered defense (“People have to understand that what he was doing was saying to America, ‘Get yourselves together – all of you – and make this a second half.’ It’s not a political thing”), but the best part came when Eastwood himself reached out to O’Reilly Factor producer Ron Mitchell to defuse the conspiracy theories, hype, conjecture, invective and the rest of it: “I just want to say that the spin stops with you guys, and there is no spin in that ad. On this I am certain. l am certainly not politically affiliated with Mr. Obama. It was meant to be a message about just about job growth and the spirit of America. I think all politicians will agree with it. I thought the spirit was OK. I am not supporting any politician at this time. Chrysler to their credit didn’t even have cars in the ad. Anything they gave me for it went for charity. If any Obama or any other politician wants to run with the spirit of that ad, go for it.” Love. It. It’s like, “Screw you and your panic; there’s plenty of room up here for anyone who wants to join me on the high road.” Now Obama doesn’t have to say a word, and the conservatives are left to either embrace the “let’s fix this” spirit that they just implicitly ascribed to the president or oppose it as a matter of ideological course — which would just reinforce the ad’s criticism of “the fog, the division, the discord and blame” crippling our discourse. Whoops! I’m still not buying a Chrysler, but hey. This is turning out all right! Follow S.T. VanAirsdale on Twitter . Follow Movieline on Twitter .
Sunday night, hacker group Anonymous worked its way into 78 email accounts belonging to Syrian President Bashar Assad and his ministry officers. Among the discoveries: Damning emails that suggest Assad was trained to manipulate facts in his ABC News interview last year with Barbara Walters, in which he denied that his government was targeting its own citizens in violent clashes that have rocked his country for nearly a year. And to think, it all might’ve been prevented if Assad and his tech guys had heeded the lessons of information security learned from Mel Brooks’ Spaceballs … In the least, they could’ve made it a bit harder for Anonymous to break in; according to reports, many of the hacked email accounts were protected with the password “12345.” Sound familiar, King Roland? Take it away, Dark Helmet! Meanwhile, head to Haaretz for more on the leaked emails, including point-by-point lessons in spinning the ongoing Syrian conflict for American media sent to Assad by a press attache. [ Village Voice , Haaretz ]
It’s the sort of gamesmanship that keeps readers turning the pages in a spy novel. The FBI says that Anonymous, the loose-knit collective of global hackers, intercepted a highly sensitive call between American cybercrime experts and their counterparts at Scotland … Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : VentureBeat Discovery Date : 03/02/2012 11:04 Number of articles : 7
Over the past week, notorious hacker group Anonymous has launched numerous DDoS attacks that disrupted service to a number of popular websites. The global hacker collective recently took down websites belonging to the Department of Justice, Universal Music, the Record Industry Association of America and the Motion Picture Association of America to protest SOPA, PIPA and the takedown of Megaupload…. Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : The Boy Genius Report Discovery Date : 23/01/2012 15:38 Number of articles : 4
Over the past week, notorious hacker group Anonymous has launched numerous DDoS attacks that disrupted service to a number of popular websites. The global hacker collective recently took down websites belonging to the Department of Justice, Universal Music, the Record Industry Association of America and the Motion Picture Association of America to protest SOPA, PIPA and the takedown of Megaupload…. Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : The Boy Genius Report Discovery Date : 23/01/2012 15:38 Number of articles : 4
Stratfor, the intelligence site hacked by persons who self-associate as AntiSec and members of Anonymous, has just issued this notice to its members, offering them a year of identity theft protection services from a company named CSID. The text is below: [More…] Dear readers, As you may have heard, an unauthorized party illegally obtained and disclosed personally identifiable information and related… Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : TalkLeft Discovery Date : 28/12/2011 21:59 Number of articles : 2
Kim Kardashian is reportedly sad over Kris Humphries’ recent annulment filing , which is based on the claim that he was deceived into a marriage based solely on publicity and profits. After all, a friend tells OK! Weekly, the allegation simply isn’t true. “She did not commit fraud,” an insider tells the tabloid. “She truly was in love with him and wanted to live happily ever after. Her heartbreak is genuine.” It also didn’t come out of nowhere, according to this anonymous, totally real source. “Things between her and Kris were horrible from the moment they walked down the aisle,” reports the pal, something all Kourtney & Kim Take New York viewers would support, based on that show’s season two episodes. Meanwhile, a relative of the family’s are fearful about how far Kris will take his beef and what the public spat will do to Kim’s psyche. “Kim isn’t superhuman,” the source said in the most obvious statement of all-time. “People seem to have this idea that because she’s on TV, she’s some sort of robot. She’s just been through this awful breakup and she’s hurting. Now what Kris is doing is making it hurt that much more. The truth is that she’s extremely emotional and very sensitive and she is having a very hard time dealing with all this.” Note to random mole: It’s not Kim’s television presence that makes us believe she’s a robot. It’s her lack of any kind of personality. Also, her fake body parts.
