If you’re looking for a clever way to promote your movie at the Cannes Film Festival , this might be it. Put on your best fake Dictator costume, hire one of George Clooney’s ex girlfriends to come to your fake yacht, and get her to let you rub baby oil all over her half naked body. That works. Here Elisabetta Canalis in her hot little bikini doing her best to get some attention… For the movie of course. Well played.
Look, I’m all for big busty British chicks dressing up in stupid costumes to promote whatever garbage someone will pay them to promote, but I haven’t got a clue what’s going on here. Apparently these are shots of Amy Childs in a weird flesh colored see through unitard promoting something called ‘Amy Childs’ Hair Vajazzles’ … Wait what? That’s not really a thing is it? ‘Hair Vajazzles’ sounds like something a stripper does to her pubic hair. I don’t know what’s going on.
Following a record-breaking opening weekend at the box office, how much did The Hunger Games rake in this Friday and Saturday? $61.1 million, enough to easily top all other films once again. A few facts about this impressive figure and where it helps The Hunger Games rank among the all-time best in Hollywood… This weekend’s gross marks a 60 percent drop from the prior weekend, which is on par with other blockbusters: Iron Man 2 dropped 59 percent; and Spider-Man 3 fell 62 percent; and The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1 decreased by 70 percent. The Hunger Games has now earned $251 million in 10 days, making it the fastest-ever non-sequel to achieve this milestone. The only movies to have hit that total in fewer days: the final Harry Potter ; Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen ; The Dark Knight . Analysts predict a final domestic tally of around $375 million. Have you seen The Hunger Games yet? Give it a grade if so:
‘Never Let Me Go’ clip finds Florence Welch cavorting with ‘Twilight’ star Jamie Campbell Bower, with chilling results. By James Montgomery Jamie Campbell Bower in Florence and the Machine’s video for “Never Let Me Go” Photo: Universal The last time we saw Florence Welch, she was plummeting through the New York City skyline in the spooky (and quite possibly Illuminati-sponsored) video for “No Light, No Light” … now, she’s back, with an equally ethereal (and vaguely “Twilight”-endorsed) new clip, for “Never Let Me Go.” The video features Flo and Twilighter Jamie Campbell Bower exchanging smoldering glances — and subsequently cavorting — at an eerie ice rink (couples’ skate!), all while Welch slowly melts away into a viscous pool of fluid. Helmed by director/DJ Tabitha Denholm, who previously directed Florence’s “Cosmic Love” and “Rabbit Heart” videos, “Never Let Me Go” is certainly visually arresting, but it also works on another level: Namely, it perfectly (and artfully) captures the experience of literally melting in the presence of a lover, the feeling of casting abandon to the wind and giving yourself away truly and completely. Or something like that. Of course, given the cavernous, darkly lit spaces the video inhabits, it’s also a nice fit to the song’s voluminous, dream-like sonics. Truly, a skating rink hasn’t looked this moody since, well, ever — to the point where you can practically feel the chill running its way up Welch’s stockings. And as for Campbell Bower, well, he’s plenty icy too, embracing Welch, planting a plaintive kiss on her head but remaining eternally detached. In a telling moment, he actually watches Welch disintegrate, which certainly hints at his true feelings for her. Call it love on ice. Or a darkly spiritual rumination on the politics of figure skating. Either way, with “Never Let Me Go,” Welch definitely adds to her impressive list of eye-catching clips, emotes and wails and flails, and gives skating its biggest artistic bump since Jay and Kanye’s “N—as in Paris.” It’s chillingly effective, and just as beautiful, too. What do you think of Florence and the Machine’s new video? Leave your comment below! Related Artists Florence + the Machine
I guess with all the attention I’ve been giving UFC ring girl Arianny Celeste lately, some of the other hotties are getting a little jealous and want some attention of their own. I smell a really violent cat fight. Here’s some hot piece name Brittney Palmer showing off her impressive talents in some classic over the shoulder camera phone Twitter pictures. Well done whoever you are, but you’re going to have to work on your focus if you want to keep up with Arianny.
I feel like it’s been a long time since I’ve had any pictures of Audrina Patridge , I guess people are finally clueing in to the fact that she doesn’t have any talent whatsoever, but I’ve always found that those big fake breast bring a smile to my face and a tingle to my underwear so I’m posting her anyway. Besides, she’s wearing a pretty sexy tight purple dress that accentuates her impressive ‘Talents’…. I would like to impregnate her ‘Talents’. Too much?
As recently as the 1960s, there were only a few African-American elected officials in the United States. Now there are thousands, including the mayor of Atlanta, Kasim Reed. Recently, Roland Martin talked with our mayor about the impressive black mayors of Atlanta who came before him. Watch the interview: RELATED: Jay-Z Opening A 40/40 Club In Atlanta? Mayor Kasim Reed Talks Curfew & Summer Youth Activities [EXCLUSIVE] Mayor Kasim Reed Discusses Snow Storm, Extending Club Hours & More [EXCLUSIVE] Kasim Reed: “Make Sure We’re Not A City Too Busy To Love”
The New Jersey Nets must’ve known that the good times would be few and far between when they faced off against the Indiana Pacers Tuesday night. And with that thought process firmly entrenched in his mind, Nets’ point guard Deron Williams jumped at his first available opportunity to make fans jump to their feet with a little less than 10 minutes remaining in the first quarter. Noticing that the lane… Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : Opposing Views Discovery Date : 01/02/2012 02:08 Number of articles : 2
It was sort of a foregone conclusion that the Indiana Pacers would beat the perpetually confused New Jersey Nets on Tuesday night. By the same token, we all kind of knew that the Nets’ porous, desperately-needing-Dwight Howard defense would likely give up at least one highlight-worthy play at some point. What we didn’t know, though, was precisely how that highlight would look and which Indiana player… Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : Opposing Views Discovery Date : 01/02/2012 03:19 Number of articles : 2
Living, breathing rocker and New Year’s Eve star Jon Bon Jovi showed off his impressive physique on a family Christmas vacation, while doing a little reading. Nice. As you can see, the Internet hoax that proclaimed Jon Bon Jovi dead earlier this month was B.S. – helpfully cleared up by the singer himself – and thank goodness. What kind of person actually starts a Twitter hoax to kill off Bon Jovi, you ask? Well, we now know, as the person responsible for starting the rumor confessed! Pennsylvania musician Jeffrey Goho told the Asbury Park Press (N.J.) he started a fake Twitter account in mid-December with the intention of offing Jon Bon. He reported that the “Wanted Dead or Alive” singer passed away on tour in his native New Jersey. Since then, “I’ve gotten a lot of backlash from it,” he says. Stunning news right there. Goho recalls how it got started: “All I heard was ‘Bon Jovi this,’ ‘Bon Jovi starting a restaurant.’ The Advil commercial. It was like, ‘Jeez, (Bon Jovi) was a household name due to music, not business.” “Long story short, [my band and I] got so worked up in the conversation, I just kind of took the liberty and started (the rumor), because I was so irritated.” Makes sense. Totally worth fake killing someone over. Goho said that within 24 hours his account was “slammed” with hate mail. “I’m not proud of this,’’ he said, but denies he had any self-promoting motive. “No, no, no, I didn’t do this as a business endeavor. As stupid as it sounds, I was just irritated. It was wrong to do and I almost kind of hurt myself.” “Ultimately, the more thought I gave to it I realized that his endeavors, his business endeavors, have actually made the tri-state area prosper, hence more musicians have more available places to go, more people to play to, and I was quite wrong.” Hey, at least he can admit it now. [Photo: WENN.com]
Breaking Sports Video
