Carly Rae Jepsen, Jamie Chung and Petra Nemcova were all on hand to help designing duo Badgley Mischka celebrate their new Manhattan location. The designers …
Zac Efron, Heather Graham and Dennis Quaid along with director Ramin Bahrani were all there to celebrate their film At Any Price at the Tribeca Film Festival…
Fergie and Josh Duhamel are expecting their first child. She’s pregnant! “Josh & Me & BABY makes three!” Fergie announced via Twitter, along with superimposed childhood pictures of herself and the Safe Haven star. Duhamel shared the same message via his Twitter and Facebook. The stars, who got married in January 2009, spoke about their desire to start a family during an appearance on Oprah’s Next Chapter last October. Duhamel said he hoped to one day have five children. Fergie shot that down. “We negotiated that early on,” the 37-year-old joked. “Two is our number.” When their first arrives in 2013, expect them to be over the moon. Duhamel, 40, added that because he and the Black Eyed Peas singer “grew up in very similar ways,” they’re on the same page when it comes to kids. “My mother was a teacher. Both of her parents were teachers,” he says. “We both had to work for what we got. We’re both Catholic. A lot of things are really compatible between us … at the end of the day, she’s just an amazing girl.” Aww. Congratulations to the expectant parents!
Former baseball star Roger Clemens issued a statement in response to the death of Mindy McCready , who he was once rumored to have been close with. “This is sad news,” the MLB legend said of her suicide . “I had heard over time that she was trying to get peace and direction in her life. The few times that I had met her and her manager/agent they were extremely nice.” Did Clemens “meet” her a lot more than a few times? In 2008, the New York Daily News reported that Roger Clemens and Mindy McCready had a decade-long affair – that started when the singer was 15. McCready, who struggled with addiction and mental illness throughout her life, notably did not refute the newspaper’s report or any of its alleged details. She said she’d “known Roger Clemens for a long time.” McCready later confirmed details of the affair to Inside Edition , but said that her relationship with Clemens did not become sexual until after she was 18. At that time, Clemens’ lawyer Rusty Hardin described McCready, who died at age 37, as “a longtime family friend of Roger Clemens and [his] family.” Hardin noted that at no time did Clemens, who has been married since 1984, “engage in any kind of inappropriate or improper relationship with her.” His brief statement was released in Kissimmee, Fla. on Monday morning, where Clemens is now a special instructor with the Houston Astros.
A pair of brothers in Kansas won $75,000 in the lottery last week and proceeded to celebrate their newfound wealth in the only logical way possible: By buying weed and meth and accidentally blowing up their home in Wichita. According to The Wichita Eagle , one of the unnamed siblings went to the kitchen around 7 p.m. Friday to refuel the butane torches with which he planned to light the brothers’ bongs. But when he emptied these large cans of fluid, butane leaked into the air and “as you might expect,” Sgt. Bruce Watts told the newspaper : “Ka-Boom.” The explosion sent one of the brothers to the hospital, where he remains in stable condition with second-degree burns on his hands, chest and arms. The other brother was arrested after admitting to police he was in possession of marijuana and methamphetamine. Perhaps most shocking of all? Neither of the brothers is related to Honey Boo Boo .
In the mid-90s, author Toni Morrison famously referred to Bill Clinton as “the first black President” based on his empathy, efforts to foster broad socioeconomic equality and commitment to issues important to African-American community at large. Newsweek plays off this quote in its new cover story on President Barack Obama. Following Obama’s public support of same-sex marriage , he has been dubbed The First Gay President … in a manner of speaking of course: While Obama’s statement was groundbreaking and bold, will his “coming out” on behalf of gay marriage even make a different in November’s election? “If you were going to cast your vote based on a candidate’s position regarding same-sex marriage, you were already going to vote for Obama [or] Romney based on that,” Massachusetts Rep. Barney Frank said on ABC’s This Week . “I literally don’t think anybody’s vote was changed one way or the other.” In any case, Obama’s end to “evolving” on gay marriage will continue to generate critical comment, and not all of it positive, even from the left. “His embrace of gay marriage was not a profile in courage,” New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd wrote, taking issue with adulation shown toward the President (such as on the cover above) more than anything. “Even when he does the right thing, by the time he does it and in the way he does it, he drains away excitement and robs himself of the admiration he would otherwise be due … Why doesn’t he just do the exhilarating thing immediately?” “Why does he have to be dragged kicking and screaming to principle?” With Obama’s face pictured looking skyward and a rainbow-colored halo above his head, the controversial cover leads to a story written by openly gay writer Andrew Sullivan, a self-described political conservative. The boundary-pushing May 21 Newsweek issue featuring Obama, available Monday, comes after Time magazine’s breastfeeding cover last week, which featured an attractive 26-year-old mother nursing her toddler son. The cover sparked strong reactions across the world last week and led a Newsweek spokesperson to tell the New York Post that the magazine’s editor Tina Brown had viewed the cover as a challenge. “When Tina saw the Time cover, she laughed and said, ‘Let the games begin,'” the spokesperson told the Post . Game on.
Fifty Shades of Grey, the popular trilogy by EL James , may be topping bestseller lists, but you won’t necessarily be able to find it at your local library. Libraries in a few states are choosing not to stock the books or pulling them from shelves, with many citing what they say is inappropriate content. The libraries that have decided against stocking the books due to their explicit sexual content so far are located in Georgia, Florida, and Wisconsin. Some libraries that are not stocking the book cite financial reasons or bad reviews for the trilogy. Yeah right. A Random House spokesperson said: “Random House fervently opposes literary censorship and supports the First Amendment rights of readers to make their own reading choices.” The book, in case you don’t know, is about a hot, rich guy and beautiful, young sex plaything/slave and their various, detailed physical exploits. Its movie rights were recently optioned, with fan speculation already reaching a fever pitch over who should play Christian and Anastasia . Sexually provocative or not, a book is still a book, Random House says. “We believe the Brevard County Public Library System [in Florida] is indulging in an act of censorship,” the spokesman says, calling out one library ban in particular. “Essentially this is saying to library patrons: we will judge what you can read.” “These events resonate as unfortunately considered decisions, as they withdraw from circulation a book with one of the highest demand curves in recent history.” THG’s TAKE : C’mon, just lighten up and give the people what they want … that being mind-numbingly cheesy, Twilight fan fiction-inspired softcore erotica.
Justin Bieber helped Andy Samberg and Jorma Taccone celebrate their 100th Digital Short this weekend on Saturday Night Live , but the teenager immediately regretted doing so after he learned just how the pair planned on touting the feat. “Tonight we are celebrating our 100th short,” Samberg sings in the following video. “Congratulations to us, truly a major milestone. Guess what we’re going to do? Tonight, we’re gonna suck our own c-ck.” Wait… what?!? Justin responds. Saturday Night Live Digital Short: 100th Celebration At various points, former Digital Short stars such as Natalie Portman, Michael Bolton and Jon Hamm also showed up. So did Justin Timberlake, who, of course, is responsible for the most memorable edition of all-time. In case you forgot, we have four words for you: D-ck in a Box . Host Will Ferrell joined in the festivities as well, concluding the video with: “I do endorse this song. My name is Will Ferrell and I’m sucking my own dong.”
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