Kate Moss is old, fat, beat up, likely STD ridden, from the last 20 years she’s survived as a rockstar fucking, partying, single mom living the life of luxury…as a top model…. I normally hate old, fat, washed up women…even though they are easy, low maintenance, just happy you talk to them in their sadness and tears, if not appreciative and willing to pay you back with great blowjobs….but for some reason I want to smell Kate Moss’ genitals to try to experience where the places it has been.. She’s fantastic…but more importantly always flashing her model nipples…even when she doesn’t look like she’s thrown the towel in like she does today….making her always fun. She’s awesome.
I don’t know if these pics of a ridiculous Katy Perry upskirt are recent, but I do know they are ridiculous….not because her ass is really on blast….fully fucking out there on display like she might as well shouldn’t be wearing pants or more importantly let midgets follow her up stairs…but because there is no way this is her ass… I don’t know much, but I know Katy Perry’ss lower body is thick, sloppy and vile….and I don’t care how extended her legs and ass are…or if she’s flexing….she’s a dump truck of a woman and this ass is not hers…and if it is it has been photoshooped harder than all the dick it’s had cum in it when selling her soul for her career….. The weird thing in all this is that like I dog…I want to sniff it.
Yay or Nay to gay parenting? British actor Rupert Everett is being criticized after being outspoken about his opposition to the practice of gay folk raising kids… The 53-year-old told the Sunday Times Magazine that his mother Sara had met his boyfriend but “still wishes I had a wife and kids.” “She thinks children need a father and a mother and I agree with her,” he said. “I can’t think of anything worse than being brought up by two gay dads. “Some people might not agree with that. Fine! That’s just my opinion. “I’m not speaking on behalf of the gay community. In fact, I don’t feel like I’m part of any ‘community’. “The only community I belong to is humanity and we’ve got too many children on the planet, so it’s good not to have more.” Campaigners claimed his remarks were reminiscent of those who oppose same-sex marriages. Ben Summerskill, chief executive of the campaign group Stonewall, said: “Rupert should get out a little bit more to see the facts for himself. “There is absolutely no evidence that the kids of gay parents suffer in the way they are being brought up or in how they develop.” Everett also told how his family’s military background, which included his father serving as an Army Major, meant “some things were simply not talked about”. His comments were part of a feature in which his mother was interviewed as well. Mrs Everett, 77, told how she knew her son was gay from when he turned 18, and described her desire for him to have children. “In the past, I have said that I wish Rupert was straight and, I probably still feel that,” she said. “I’d like him to have a pretty wife. “I’d like him to have children. He’s so good with children. He’d make a wonderful father. “But I also think a child needs a mummy and a daddy. I’ve told him that and he takes it very well. He doesn’t get angry with me. He just smiles.” Their comments were likely to cause rancour with gay couples with children such as Sir Elton John and his partner David Furnish, who have a one-year-old son, Zachary. It is not the first time Everett has attracted controversy over interviews. In 2008, he apologized after calling soldiers “wimps” in The Sunday Telegraph. Publicising his film The Victorian Sex Explorer in which he played Sir Richard Burton, he said: “In Burton’s day they were itching to get into the fray. Now it is the opposite. They are always whining about the dangers of being killed. Oh my God, they are such wimps now!” He has also previously spoken of his treatment after making his sexuality public, urging actors not to come out for fear of losing work. In 2009, he said his admission had damaged his career and his work had been limited since the revelation. Sounds like this guy is still living out his childhood issues. We’re gonna take a cue from “My Best Friend’s Wedding” and “say a lil prayer” for his azz! Do you agree with Rupert or is he just on that bullshizz again? Source FameFlynetPics/WENN
There’s a scene in the Paul Thomas Anderson’ s enthralling new film The Master where Lancaster Dodd ( Philip Seymour Hoffman ) — founder and leader of a cult-like movement called The Cause — instructs his “guinea pig and protege,” the aptly named Freddie Quell ( Joaquin Phoenix ) to face another man hurling taunts and insults at him without losing his hair-trigger temper. I felt like I was being put through a similar test on Tuesday night when, after being invited to a hastily arranged 70-millimeter advance screening of The Master at the wonderful Ziegfeld Theater in Manhattan, I arrived at the will-call table to find a crowd that, had they been carrying torches, would have been at home in the angry villagers scene of Frankenstein . The reason for their anger became apparent shortly after I joined the throng: A woman with bold eyeglass frames and a nervous look on her face announced to the mob that there were simply no more tickets left to hand out. Those who did not make the cut were instructed to sign up for a Thursday screening of the film. I managed to get Eyeglasses’ attention and explained that, as instructed on Monday, I had confirmed my attendance. She shrugged her shoulders and replied that the screening had been overbooked and my tickets had simply been given away. To add insult to injury, just a few seconds before Eyeglasses’ you’re-shit-out-of-luck announcement, one of Arianna Huffington’s minions slunk up behind me, invoked the HuffPo priestess’ name, and received an envelope with tickets. As a longtime observer of the Harvey Weinstein school of stealth marketing, I found the scenario more fascinating than infuriating because in New York preventing a large group of culture addicts from seeing a movie that everyone’s been talking about is actually a sneakily smart way of building interest in the all-important New York market. Now, I’m not saying the Weinstein Company hosed all those people on purpose, but New York is all about access, and last night, getting into The Master became a bit like getting into Studio 54 in the late 1970s. For most Gothamites, rejection is a tonic: When someone tells us we can’t do, see or experience something, we redouble our efforts and, better yet for people like Weinstein, in our quest to succeed, we recruit our friends and infect them with the same passion. Without going into details, that’s exactly what I did, and after seeing The Master , I’m glad I didn’t take no for an answer. (And, by the way, for a screening in which all of the tickets had been given out, I didn’t have any trouble finding a primo aisle seat at the front of the balcony.) To use a term from the film, I am still processing The Master. It’s an intelligent and emotionally complex film that doesn’t provide any easy answers the way that so many films do today. But if I can’t quite commit to saying it’s a great film, I can say that it has more than a few moments of greatness — and those usually occur when Joaquin Phoenix is onscreen. Phoenix gives the performance of his career so far as the feral Freddie Quell, a naval veteran, who can make moonshine out of torpedo fuel and anything else on hand. (“You can’t take this life straight, can you?” Dodd’s wife, played by Amy Adams, tells Quell at one point.) Freddie is the product of an alcoholic father, an institutionalized mother and a traumatizing war, and Phoenix literally embodies these psychic wounds while portraying a lost soul who is menacing, heart-breaking and darkly comic — sometimes all at once. The New York Times reported that Phoenix studied films of animals in captivity to prepare for his role, but his performance, which is pure id, brought to mind other references. The hunched, arms-akimbo way in which Quell stands recalled Martin Short’s Ed Grimley character from Saturday Night Live , and Groucho Marx. His squinting, sneering tomahawk-like face made me think of Hammerhead from The Amazing Spider-Man comics. When I wasn’t marveling at Phoenix’s performance, I found myself thinking that all of this talk about The Master taking on Scientology is a marketing MacGuffin. Yes, Philip Seymour Hoffman plays a L. Ron Hubbard-like character, but this movie is really about the relationship between two kindred spirits who, in some respects, are Freudian polar opposites. Quell is pure id, while Dodd is mostly superego, and each seems to yearn for some of what the other man has. For me, one of the key lines of the movie comes near the end when Dodd tells Freddie that if he can find a way “to live without serving a master –any master,” he should report back. Like I said, I’m still processing The Master , and I plan to see it again as soon as I’m able. Thanks to Harvey Weinstein, I suspect I’ll be waiting in a long line. Follow Frank DiGiacomo on Twitter . Follow Movieline on Twitter
Here`s a preview of our favorite little midget, Hayden Panetierre , on the cover of the latest Women`s Health magazine. I knew once she got a boob job her career would start to pick up. And it did! She has a new TV series “Nashville” and now is a cover girl model. Good job! I look forward to seeing if those funbags can act each and every week.
An emotional Andy Roddick cried Wednesday as he said goodbye to his fans following his final match, a loss to Juan Martin del Potro at the 2012 U.S. Open. “Wow. For the first time in my career, I’m not sure what to say,” the teary-eyed, always candid 30-year-old former World No. 1 said. “Where do I start?” “Since I was a kid, I’ve been coming to this tournament. I felt lucky just to sit where all of you are sitting today, to watch this game and to see the champions who have come and gone and I’ve loved every minute of it.”
An emotional Andy Roddick cried Wednesday as he said goodbye to his fans following his final match, a loss to Juan Martin del Potro at the 2012 U.S. Open. “Wow. For the first time in my career, I’m not sure what to say,” the teary-eyed, always candid 30-year-old former World No. 1 said. “Where do I start?” “Since I was a kid, I’ve been coming to this tournament. I felt lucky just to sit where all of you are sitting today, to watch this game and to see the champions who have come and gone and I’ve loved every minute of it.”
She kissed a girl and didn’t like it The fake freaky rapstress was widely speculated to be a a lover of the ladies due to certain lyrics in her earlier tracks, adding to that Nicki later came out to claim she was bi. The rumors began to simmer down once it was discovered that she was dating her close friend and hype man Scaff Beezy. Addressing her sexuality for the first time in years, Nicki says she claimed to be a only pitched part-time for the other team in a bid to attract attention and kickstart her career. “Early in her career Minaj claimed to be bi, but now says she just did that to get attention. “I think girls are hot,” she says. “But I’m not going to lie and say that I date girls,” Rolling Stone reports. If Nicki was truly bi, there’s no doubt she would be accepted in the hip-hop world what with Frank Ocean recently “coming out the closet”. Now we wonder what else Nicki has lied about.. Source
Sara Underwood is a trashy broken girl who pretends she is not broken but who must be kinda broken because unlike every other girl in the world who are equally hot or even hotter than her…she decided to do Playboy at 18, which proved to be the best thing for her career along with fake dating Ryan Seacrest….because it got her a fan base and allowed her to milk the shit….while other girls were all busy with college and summer jobs and shit…proving that the real sucker is the bitch who hasn’t jumped into the sex trade like she was molested as a kid…. So here is a pics she posted to twitter of her licking another girl…to excite her fans…..and here is the typical desk of the typical Sara Underwood fan…that she posted to her Twitter….ackowledging that people who like her do not have sex….. Cuz G4 TV and the nerd market she’s capitalizing on are loyal and get her hot pussy paid….
Hayden Panettiere, Brody Jenner and Usain Bolt are among the many celebrities turning another year older and wiser today. Happy birthday, all! After a number of roles as a child star, Hayden leaped onto the small screen (and into fanboys’ hearts) as the amazing Claire Bennett in Heroes . Now 23, she returns to TV this fall in ABC’s Nashville . Brody Jenner, 29, is best know for getting caught up in the web of drama that was the hit MTV show The Hills for a good couple of seasons there. He’s kept a lower profile of late than his many famous siblings (Kylie and Kendall Jenner ) and step-siblings (Kourtney, Khloe and Kim Kardashian). Still, we see a star-studded night out in Hollywood in his future. Jamaican track star and fastest man ever Bolt, 26, just won three more Olympic gold medals in London to bring his career total to an amazing six. Interestingly, Brody’s father Bruce Jenner called out Bolt this month after the sprinter claimed he’s the best athlete to live. In any case, he’s pretty close. Also celebrating a birthday today: Sex and the City ‘s Kim Cattrall (56), Google co-founder Sergey Brin (39) and country star Kenny Rogers (74).
