Eniko Mihalik is a great model cuz she shows her fucking tits…. Here she is in a shoot for Vogue Italia shot by Miles Aldridge, the brother of Lily Aldridge from Victoria’s Secret fame and some other model who will remain nameless cuz she’s ditched me as a friend on facebook and life the second she got a modeling contract, bitch… Earlier this week, some TERRY RICHARDSON STUDI SNAP SHOT NUDES OF HER DROPPED …..and now this…titties for fashion twice in one week…that’s some good ratio….some eager to be famous and willing to do what it takes to get there including getting naked cuz she doesn’t want to be shiped back to Hungary like a cabbage eating Magyar…the kind of work ethic ethnic I love…..
Welcome back to the Tournament of THG Couples Edition, where THG’s readers cast their votes and help us determine the best celebrity couple ever. The concept is simple: Pick your favorite pair in the poll below. Done. It’s all come down to the finals . Our #1 seeds, Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart, up against #7 seeds Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth, for the crown. Robsten has yet to be seriously tested, while Miles and Liam have cruised since a tough first-round fight with two hot Vampire Diaries co-stars. Who will emerge as our top celebrity couple? Only time – and your votes – will tell. The winner will be announced at week’s end. Have at it!!
Don’s got a new series, “House of Lies,” and he fully intends to strip down everyone he works with on camera. Plus, check out how he reacts to a practical joke that made him think his Miles Davis passion project had been derailed.
This isn’t the first time The Blaze has reported on the G-Form case for iPads and the tests its manufacturer puts the expensive gear through to prove its product’s function. Last year, the iPad in a G-Form case went for a 1,300-foot skydive and was tossed out of a 113 mph car — it went unscathed in both instances. G-Form’s newest test puts these former crash-course missions to shame. Watch as it… Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : The Blaze Discovery Date : 05/01/2012 23:12 Number of articles : 2
Stone Mountain native Childish Gambino aka Donald Glover is riding high. His latest album “Camp” is getting rave reviews, as well as his Comedy Central standup special “Weirdo” which aired this past weekend. While Glover has no problem racking up fans with his rapping and comedic skills, there was one line mainstream America wouldn’t let him cross. When Sony Pictures decided to reboot the Spider-Man film franchise, Glover’s name was thrown in the ring as a possible casting choice for Peter Parker. Unfortunately, things got real ugly when Glover started receiving hateful comments across the blogosphere. “All these nerds were hitting me up on Twitter and emailing me, calling me n*gger and saying don’t take Peter Parker away from us,” Glover shares. The role would eventually go to British actor Andrew Garfield, but Glover would end up having the last laugh–this past fall, Marvel Comics introduced Miles Morales, a Black and Latino teenager from the Bronx, as the new Spider-Man in their Ultimate line of comic books . (via Hardknock.tv) Watch Donald Glover interview below: What say you readers? Were the reactions to Donald Glover’s casting proof positive that America has a long way to go when it comes to diversity? Share your comments below. RELATED POSTS: Childish Gambino’s Best Lyrics on “Camp ” Childish Gambino: “I Don’t Hate Backpackers” [VIDEO] Rapper Childish Gambino Heats Up Jimmy Fallon With “Bonfire” [VIDEO]
Thomas “Nephew Tommy” Miles is more than a co-host on Steve Harvey’s morning radio show. He is an actor, writer and producer. Nephew Tommy’s biggest claim to fame is his hilarious stand-up routine. One of his more timeless bits centers around the Nephew Tommy “a** whooping factory.” Tommy spoke to The Urban Daily to let us know who needs their a** whooped not now, but right now. Nephew Tommy is running a contest giveaway through his Twitter ( @NephewTommy ). Let him know who you think needs to take a trip to his “a** whooping factor”y to enter a chance to win. 1. Cindy Anthony “What’s the name of the little baby that just died? Casey Anthony’s daughter. The grandmother needs her ass whooped. She knew what was going on. Cindy Anthony got on the internet trying to find some damn Chloroform. What the hell was she looking for Chloroform for? Then they got away with it.” 2. OJ Simpson “OJ needs his ass whooped all the time! See, what you can’t do is kill two white people in a driveway, get away with it, and turn around and write a book about how your ass would’ve done it. That’s the stupidest thing I’ve ever seen. He ain’t never been black no how!” 3. George Bush “George Bush needs his ass whooped right now! I don’t care if it’s 2090, George Bush needs one because of everything he put America through. He done sat back and acted like he didn’t do any of that mess. He and his daddy got us in this in the first place. We know ya’ll were in cahoots with the oil people across seas. Don’t ever think bush didn’t sit down and have dinner with Osama ! They are friends and Bush has been to his cave.” 4. Republican Party “The entire Republican Party needs a whopping because they know what’s right and what needs to be done in this country. But it’s a black man who’s trying to make it right. That is the main reason Republicans are going against it. None of the Republicans want to step out on their own and say, “Hey, this is wrong. We should be doing it like this. Obama is absolutely right.” They can’t step out like that because if they do, they are on their own. When you step out on your own in politics, you sink and fall. Those who oppose Obama’s ideas because he’s black need one and those who won’t step up and tell the others they’re wrong need to get one too!” 5. Eddie Long “I ain’t even got to tell you Eddie Long needs his ass whooped! He needs to be whooped on three, four, five different occasions. First off, those muscle shirts. There ain’t a preacher yet I’ve seen in the pulpit preaching in a muscle shirt. Then, he has his wig cocked to the side. That’s another sign he needs his ass whooped. All of these boys came forward and accused him of doing nasty things to them and we decided we weren’t going to be judgmental. Eddie Long settled out of court for 20 something million dollars. Negro, what?! 20 something million sounds like the damn truth to me!” Related Posts: Chris Brown & Terrence J Joins Cast Of Steve Harvey’s “Think Like A Man” Movie Bishop Eddie Long Receives Stripper-Style Stack Of Cash During Sermon [VIDEO] 5 Rappers That Could’ve Used Casey Anthony’ s Lawyer
Diahann Carroll will be 76 this summer. And let’s be honest… She looks better than most of us. And in 40 years, when Kerry Washington is about to turn 75, she’ll probably look better than you too. Ms. Diahann called it. Kerry reminds me a lot of myself at her age. She has a trained eye for detail and what suits her figure. And she has an innate self-confidence, a coolness about how lovely she is. Check out pics from their recent photo shoot for O Magazine’s “Timeless Beauties” issue. Source
Ruh Roh! The FAA better get their isht together for reals… An Air Force passenger jet carrying Michelle Obama to Andrews Air Force Base early Monday evening had to abort its landing and circle the field because it was following too closely on the tail of a giant military cargo plane arriving ahead of it, the Federal Aviation Administration said on Tuesday. The plane carrying the First Lady, a Boeing 737, was three miles behind the C-17 but was supposed to be five miles behind, because of the possibility of encountering turbulence from the cargo plane’s wake. The planes were too close because of an error by a civilian air traffic controller at a low-altitude control center in Virginia, according to a government official involved in following up the incident. But the official described the event as “routine.” The controller in Virginia, handing the approaching plane off to the control of controllers in the tower at Andrews, at first misstated the distance separating the two planes, saying that they were four miles apart when in fact the gap had closed to three miles, the official said. To try to spread the planes apart, controllers ordered the plane carrying Mrs. Obama to maneuver in broad turns like the letter S, as one skier would do to avoid coming up on another too quickly from behind. But that was not enough, and the controllers in the tower at Andrews ultimately ordered the Boeing to “go around” because they were concerned that the cargo jet would not have time to touch down, decelerate and exit the runway on a taxiway before the passenger plane crossed the runway threshold. That problem occurs dozens of times a day with airliners at civilian airports around the country, according to aviation experts. The incident occurred just after 5 P.M. on Monday, the F.A.A. said in a statement, adding that “the aircraft were never in any danger.” The agency did not say in its statement that the problem was controller error. The incident was first reported on the Web site of the Washington Post. Airliners sometimes execute “go-arounds” because a pilot in the cockpit judges that the plane in front will not clear the runway soon enough; in this case, it was controllers in the tower at Andrews who ordered the plane carrying Mrs. Obama to go around. Although Andrews is a military field, all the controllers involved in this incident were F.A.A. employees. “Go arounds” follow pre-established procedures that are detailed on the approach plates carried in cockpits for each runway that they may use. The procedures give the direction to turn and the altitude to which the plane should climb, and the frequency it should use to ask for instructions. Following a big aircraft like a C-17 too closely is considered particularly risky at low altitude, when an upset would be more likely to lead to a crash. In this case, the altitude of the 737 was not immediately clear, but it was more than three miles from the runway threshold, because it was more than three miles behind the cargo jet and the cargo plane had not yet reached the runway, according to the government official. While the aerial choreography in this case was not unusual, it comes after several weeks of high-profile problems in the air traffic system, which began in the Washington area. On March 23, the sole controller on duty in the tower at Reagan National Airport, in Virginia across the Potomac River from Andrews, fell asleep at his post, and two arriving planes were unable to contact him. Both landed anyway. The controller on duty at the Reno-Tahoe International Airport also failed to respond to calls from an incoming aircraft last week. And on Thursday, the official in charge of air traffic control, Henry P. Krakowski, the chief operating officer of the agency’s Air Traffic Organization, resigned. At the time, the administrator of the F.A.A., J. Randolph Babbitt, said in a statement, “Over the last few weeks we have seen examples of unprofessional conduct on the part of a few individuals that have rightly caused the traveling public to question our ability to ensure their safety. This conduct must stop immediately.” Alright now y’all get it together. We can’t have the First Lady in danger! Source
‘Idol’ expert Jim Cantiello offers up suggestions for the top eight as they tackle songs of the cinema. By Eric Ditzian “American Idol” top 8 Photo: FOX “American Idol” ended last week in a swirl of shock, anger and boo- hooing as Pia Toscano was sent home and Ryan Seacrest was reduced to begging viewers: “We need you! Stay with us this season!” Where does the show go from here? Well, “Idol” will be relying on the bright lights of Hollywood to wash out memories of arguably the most shocking elimination in its history, as the remaining eight singers take on songs of the cinema. That’s a familiar theme in “Idol” land, one last seen just last year (recall how Crystal Bowersox gave a killer country-rock makeover to Kenny Loggins’ “I’m Alright”), but which stretches back all the way to season two. What direction should the contestants take? Read on for what we’ll be looking for them to deliver. And in a special addition to this week’s preview, Jim Cantiello — whose “Idol Party Live” returns to MTV.com on Thursday at noon ET — will be adding in his own song picks. Casey Abrams We had long since tired of Casey’s uncreative use of his growls and groans and other assorted throaty eruptions, when we realized something: The real growly whiz kid on the show is Haley Reinhart. So there’s that. And there’s this: Casey’s now saddled with the judges’ save curse, and it’s only a matter of weeks before he’s headed home. His best bet is to haul out the upright bass again — it helped him avoid the bottom three last week — and continue to do what he’s been doing all along. It’s almost always enjoyable to hear; it’s just not enough to carry him into the final weeks of the competition. Jim’s Pick : Lindsey Buckingham’s “Holiday Road” from “National Lampoon’s Vacation” Haley Reinhart We can’t overstate how important this week is for Haley. This performance will be the key to knowing if her comeback is for real or if her surge will be remembered as an all-too-brief interlude between her lost-puppyish early songs and elimination. We’re hoping for the former, because it’s been so satisfying to see her find her creative sweet spot after languishing in the bottom tier. So Haley, don’t change a thing from what you started with “Bennie and the Jets” and continued with “Piece of My Heart.” Jim’s Pick : The Cardigans’ “Lovefool” from “Romeo + Juliet” Jacob Lusk Please take those uncomfortable hip thrusts and bury them, Jacob, much like you buried the idea to sing “Let’s Get it On.” While you’re at it, get rid of that unearned egotism that has crept into your persona as of late. And shoot, let’s make it a trifecta of things to ditch: songs so suffused with teary-eyed emotion that it appears you’re on the verge of a nervous breakdown rather than an all-important “moment.” Replace all this stuff with the restraint you showed during Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell’s “You’re All I Need to Get By,” your finest performance of the season. Jim’s Pick : Tevin Campbell’s “Round and Round” from “Graffiti Bridge” James Durbin We were surprised — and grateful! — that James avoided reaching for stadium-rock godhood during rock week and instead embraced his sensitive side, because we’ve argued again and again that such stuff is his strength. We just don’t think James agrees. We expect him to go uptempo again. No matter what he does, however, voters seem to dig it. Jim’s Pick : Kenny Loggins’ “Danger Zone” from “Top Gun” Lauren Alaina Like James, though for far different reasons, Lauren is at her best during slower jams. But she also can’t forget to add in a few dashes of country flavor, which often spice up her performances into piquant wowers. That was the problem with her competent take on “(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman” last week. Sure, it sounded great, but it didn’t sound like Lauren. This week, we’d like to see her go slow and country/rock. Not that it matters: This fan favorite ain’t going anywhere for a while. Jim’s Pick : Aimee Mann’s “Wise Up” from “Magnolia” Paul McDonald Paul’s most savvy move to date was making his guitar a staple of his live performances. Without the instrument slung across his shoulder, the guy feels compelled to lurch to and fro like a toddler after a margarita at Applebee’s; it’s unnecessary, not to mention kinda ridiculous. No one this season has more fun onstage, no one knows how to play to the crowd like he does and no one’s a better showman. For these reasons, Jim’s got the perfect song … Jim’s Pick : Pixies’ “Where Is My Mind’ from “Fight Club” Scotty McCreery Last week, we outed ourselves — if not as fans, than as humble appreciators of what Scotty dishes out:
Filed under: Kim Kardashian , Kris Humphries , Miles Austin , Paparazzi Photo Kim Kardashian took her boyfriend Kris Humphries out to dinner at STK in New York City last night to celebrate his birthday … the exact same restaurant she took ex Miles Austin to celebrate his back in June 2010. In her defense, it’s a lot to keep… Read more
