For a while there me and Nicole Trunfio had a pretty good thing going. She’d show up somewhere looking hot, I’d do a post on her, then she’d ignore me completely. It was kind of our thing. Lately though, it’s cooled off a bit, so I was pretty excited when I saw these shots of Nicole putting on one of her old leg shows again. I guess she missed me as much as I missed her. Related Articles: Emmy Rossum Because She’s Pretty Cute Emmy Rossum’s Hotness Got Under My Radar Emmy Rossum’s Sexy Shopping Spree Emmy Rossum Is Not Showing Off Her Boobies Photos: WENN.com
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Anybody need a toke? Rihanna has enough to go around. For an entire nightclub worth of people, it would appear. The marijuana-loving singer took to Instagram on Saturday in Amsterdam (doesn’t it figure), where this sort of thing is not only legal, but encouraged: We see countless Rihanna photos featuring her smoking as it is, so imagine how much fun she’ll have in a place where she doesn’t have to rein it in? She captioned one of them “#LegalizeIt” … then upped the THC-filled ante by posing for a few pics with MASSIVE blunts and a lighter in each hand. The U.S. has not #legalizedit across the board, but Colorado and Washington have, and you can get a medicinal card in California like it’s no thing. Or so we’ve heard. Yeah, that’s it. Again, this isn’t Ri-Ri’s first declaration of her love for the herb. Nor will it be the last. But outside of the 20th day of April, it may be the most egregious. This sure beats traditional therapy … What do you think: Legalize it? Yes No Maybe View Poll » Is legalization of marijuana a good idea?
OHHHHHHHHHH YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH! Ohio Boy Starts Kool-Aid Stand To Pay For Grandma’s Funeral Via HuffPo reports: Business was so brisk at his 8-year-old son’s Kool-Aid stand, Michael Diamond, Sr., had to stock up on cups Friday near his Garfield Heights, Ohio, home. The elder Diamond appreciates his son’s enterprise — but admires his heart even more. Michael Diamond, Jr., opened the stand on Tuesday to raise money for his grandmother’s funeral. Bobbie Diamond passed away Father’s Day at age 52 from cancer. The lad heard his mom and dad, both on disability, discussing the $5,000 ceremony cost and he wanted to pitch in. This is one Kool kid. “I’m very proud,” the father told The Huffington Post. “Words cannot express how I feel right now.” As for how his deceased mother — and Michael Jr.’s grandmother — would feel, the elder Diamond said, “My mom would probably sit back and cry and say ‘Thank you, Jesus.’ My mother was very spiritual.” Young Michael began Tuesday, earning a respectable $173 in a few days. But sales picked up drastically after Cleveland station WOIO ran a story (see the segment above). The total has grown to $1,100, the father estimated. That’s a staggering figure considering that Michael was selling 16-ounce cups for $1 and 8-ounce cups for 50 cents. (Pink Lemonade and Ice Blue Raspberry Lemonade have been among the favorites.) Corporate help may be on the way, too. Kraft Foods, the parent of Kool-Aid, told HuffPost it had gotten wind of the story and was deeply touched. “We are looking into the situation and how we could help support Michael and his family in this endeavor,” a spokesman wrote. Michael plans to work the stand through Sunday. The funeral for Bobbie Diamond is Tuesday. If she were here, dare we say she’d be pleased as punch at what her grandson is doing. What a beautiful child! He shouldn’t have to be worried about his grandmother being buried, let alone realizing his parents can’t even afford to pay for it. But for him to get up and do something about it himself, is amazing! HOW TO HELP: The family is accepting donations through a PayPal account, transferrable via the email address: teresadiamond@yahoo.com.
