The great thing about July 4th, besides the fact that it’s a holiday dedicated to grilling, drinking and blowing stuff up, is that it’s also summer’s unofficial bikini holiday. So yesterday, Arianny Celeste and the rest of the UFC octagon girls got together to celebrate their independence from wearing pants in Vegas. I don’t think I’ve ever felt more patriotic. » view all 15 photos Related Posts: Arianny Celeste’s Ultimate Fighter Cleavage Arianny Celeste Picture Moment Arianny Celeste Brings Her Curves Out To Play Arianny Celeste Gets My Attention Photos: WENN.com
She’s not from America…in fact she is from the place you broke free from and the whole reason you have today off, if you have a job, which I doubt… As far as I’m concerned, her tits, despite being from enemy territory, represent all that is right in the Free World…and what better way to celebrate Independence Day, than staring at them…I mean sure you could always be at the beach, or pool looking at real tits, but you’re too socially awkward for that, so take these ones in….they are worth it…
Let that lady cook! The Adventure Oasis Water Park is under fire for booting out a woman for wearing a too-small bikini . Via NY Daily News reports : A Missouri woman is putting on a brave face after she was reportedly kicked out of a water park because of her full figure. Madelyn Sheaffer had just lost 100 pounds and felt confident enough in her skin to wear a bikini to the Adventure Oasis Water Park. After employees told her to cover up or leave, the Independence woman decided to speak out. “I just felt like I was singled out,” Sheaffer told KSHB. “I felt like it was both age and body discrimination.” The woman was in the swimming pool with her niece and nephew when two park employees allegedly walked up to her and asked her to throw on some shorts. They said her bottoms were too small. Unfazed, Sheaffer asked to speak to a higher-up. The manager sang the same tune and showed her the exit in case she didn’t want to comply with the demand. But Sheaffer says that the younger girls at the pool wore similar swimsuits and were not being told to cover up. “There are 16- or 18-year-old girls wearing just the same amount and no one’s criticizing them or making them feel ashamed or feel uncomfortable in their bodies,” Sheaffer said. The woman has filed a complaint against Adventure Oasis Water Park. A representative from the City of Independence told KSHB that managers have the last word when it comes to deciding whether or not a customer is wearing appropriate clothing. But Sheaffer didn’t understand what she’d done wrong. “It’s summer time. It’s a swimming pool,” she said. “I’m wearing a swimming suit.” Hey, she looks alright to us! SMH @ them doing that. We definitely seen bigger jawns in smaller suits at water parks and public pools… KSHB
Can Black actors be colorless … Vivica A. Fox Talks Race In Hollywood Via The Grio reports: Actress Vivica A. Fox showed up to support her former Independence Day cast mast, Will Smith, during the New York City premiere of his new film After Earth. During an interview with theGrio, Fox, who currently stars in the TV series Mr. Box Office, weighed in on Will and Jada Pinkett Smith’s parenting skills, and also revealed the best advice she received from Will. “Will has always been my inspiration,” Fox said. “To see this man become an international box office, absolutely one of the #1 earning box office movie stars has just been amazing for me.” “Will Smith told me years ago when we were doing Independence Day to become colorless to people. Yes we are African-American… that is who we are. But when people internationally can love you, trust you deliver a good film, trust you to save the world, it’s a good day.” After Earth is now playing in theaters nationwide. Is race something Black entertainers can overcome? Continue reading →
Fourth, schmorth. With America’s Independence Day coming up on Wednesday, it would be easily to overlook Canada Day today … but that would just be a travesty. Some of Hollywood’s hottest stars, young and old, hail from north of the border – some of whom you might not even realize were Canadian! On July 1, Canada’s holiday commemorating the anniversary of becoming a united country, here’s a gallery of some of the most noteworthy … Pretty impressive gallery by any measure, but even more so when you consider that a mere 34 million people – fewer than California – live in Canada! Who’s your favorite Canadian celebrity? Vote in the poll below, and leave a comment with any of your favorites we left off – there are plenty more!
Program executive produced by U2 guitarist airs on MTV March 2 at 8 p.m. By MTV News Staff U2 guitarist the Edge has addressed many social issues through music. He tackles a new epidemic — the growing number of homeless youth — in the MTV documentary “The Break,” for which he serves as executive producer. “The Break” premieres Friday, March 2, at 8 p.m. ET/PT. Today, over 1.5 million youth in America have found themselves living in various states of homelessness stemming from all sorts of circumstances. “The Break” introduces viewers to three young people who refuse to give in to the despair and overwhelming weight that landing on the outskirts of society has placed upon them. The documentary delves deep into the journeys of these three young individuals as they take steps to rebuild their lives once they are provided with the tools and guidance necessary to emerge out of homelessness and rejoin society. First, viewers will meet Nancy, a 20-year-old woman who was involved in abusive relationships and has been homeless for two years. Nancy will need to regain her independence and change the behavior that has held her back throughout her life. Then viewers will be introduced to Rob, a talented drummer who came to New York with dreams of becoming a star. After a downward spiral, Rob will have to clean up his act in order to get a fresh start and rebuild his life. Lastly, Ava ran away from her conservative home after clashing with her family over her lesbian lifestyle. With the opportunity to receive training and experience, the academically gifted young woman will be inspired to pursue her dream of becoming a police detective. Providing the trio with support is Anne Mahlum, the founder and CEO of the nonprofit Back on My Feet. The organization uses running as a vehicle to promote the self-sufficiency of the homeless population, providing them with support and resources to help them get closer to their goals. Back on My Feet helps Ava, Nancy and Rob finally have access to the opportunities to create functional, healthy lifestyles. In addition to producing the program, the Edge also wrote the original song “No Home Like Place” for the documentary. Related Artists U2
Pitt tells MTV News it was studio’s call to tap new director Bennett Miller, who proved to be right man for the sports flick. By Eric Ditzian, with reporting by Josh Horowitz Brad Pitt in “Moneyball” Photo: Columbia TriStar Steven Soderbergh had nothing if not grand ambitions for his take on “Moneyball.” “I hope it sets a new standard,” he told MTV News in the spring of 2009. “Hopefully, anybody who makes a sports movie from now on is going to have to grapple with this.” Soderbergh’s plan for the adaptation of Michael Lewis’ best-selling book about the 2002 Oakland A’s included re-creating the bowels of Oakland Coliseum and casting ballplayers and coaches to play their big-screen counterparts. The filmmaker also proposed, most ambitiously (and probably a bit bizarrely), the use of an Oracle-like persona, based on the legendary statistician Bill James, presented as an animated character and commissioned with narrating the action. Grand stuff, no doubt, but also perhaps not the stuff that would lead anyone beyond sports nuts and movie nerds to buy tickets to check it out. And so Sony pulled the plug on the production days before filming was to begin. “Moneyball” appeared to be dead. But at the suggestion of Catherine Keener, Sony tapped Bennett Miller, who had worked with Keener on “Capote,” to helm the picture. Years later, with the movie set to hit theaters on Friday, star Brad Pitt has no doubt Miller was the perfect guy for the job. “I think it is the right way to do ‘Moneyball.’ Soderbergh was really heading in the same direction, in a sense,” Pitt told MTV News. Sort of. Miller’s version certainly doesn’t have an animated Bill James. We have a feeling Pitt would have been keen to move forward with Soderbergh, with whom he’s worked on the “Ocean’s Eleven” films. But it wasn’t Pitt’s call, and he’s no doubt correct that Miller delivered a top-notch sports flick. “That was a studio call,” Pitt said of pushing Soderbergh out. “And, man, we want to get the thing going! We didn’t have a choice but to remount it in some way. … [We] sat down with Bennett and we were just talking the same language. Just love the ’70s films. What you’ll see about Bennett is he’s a very, very bright and thoughtful man and deals with Socratic thought and was a documentarian and all these things that led nicely to the telling of these stories.” Check out everything we’ve got on “Moneyball.” For breaking news, celebrity columns, humor and more — updated around the clock — visit MTVMoviesBlog.com . Related Videos MTV Rough Cut: Brad Pitt And Jonah Hill In ‘Moneyball’
