Luisana Loreley Lopilato de la Torre is now Mrs. Michael Buble. The Argentinian actress married the Canadian crooner today in a civil ceremony. The vows were exchanged in Buenos Aires, capital of her native country. Buble wore a gray suit for the ceremony , while the bride donned a violet dress with silver high heels. The pair kissed for the cameras and posed for fans. Michael Buble and his beautiful new bride . The bouquet of purple orchids you see above were tossed into the crowd by Luisana Loreley Lopilato de la Torre, who got engaged to Buble back in 2009. The party is still going on, too. The newlyweds will reportedly hold a larger ceremony this weekend with 300 guests outside the city at a private mansion. Congratulations to the couple!
He can make us swoon, but can Justin Bieber make us laugh? As first reported by The Los Angeles Times , the singer in negotiations to star opposite Ashton Kutcher in a comedy titled What Would Kenny Do? . It would focus on a high school student who receives guidance from a grown-up version of himself. For Bieber, who guest-starred earlier this season on CSI , the role would make his first foray into fiction on the big screen. With Never Say Never , of course, the 17-year old broke records and proved he has major box office power. Would you go see a comedy that featured him and Kutcher?
He can make us swoon, but can Justin Bieber make us laugh? As first reported by The Los Angeles Times , the singer in negotiations to star opposite Ashton Kutcher in a comedy titled What Would Kenny Do? . It would focus on a high school student who receives guidance from a grown-up version of himself. For Bieber, who guest-starred earlier this season on CSI , the role would make his first foray into fiction on the big screen. With Never Say Never , of course, the 17-year old broke records and proved he has major box office power. Would you go see a comedy that featured him and Kutcher?
The Hollywood Gossip is proud to present another edition of The Pulse, where our staff recaps all of the day’s biggest events in celebrity news and gossip. The 11 American Idol finalists went for broke last night and we break down the best of the best. Meanwhile, Britney Spears modeled for Dolce & Gabbana. Not her typical hooded sweatshirt, but it worked. Elsewhere, Katy Perry released a crazy new video and the Kardashians talked about the Kardashians. Catch up on these stories and more here: The Pulse Daily Recap – March 31, 2011
The Hollywood Gossip is proud to present another edition of The Pulse, where our staff recaps all of the day’s biggest events in celebrity news and gossip. The 11 American Idol finalists went for broke last night and we break down the best of the best. Meanwhile, Britney Spears modeled for Dolce & Gabbana. Not her typical hooded sweatshirt, but it worked. Elsewhere, Katy Perry released a crazy new video and the Kardashians talked about the Kardashians. Catch up on these stories and more here: The Pulse Daily Recap – March 31, 2011
It’s come to this: Bill O’Reilly is the voice of reason. On that host’s Fox News talk show last night, the journalist called out Donald Trump for pushing the absurd notion that Barack Obama was born outside the United States. Referring to multiple announcements in Honolulu papers that documented Obama’s birth, O’Reilly quipped to his guest: “What is he, the Baby Jesus? There was a sophisticated conspiracy to smuggle this baby back into the country?” O’Reilly went on to doubt that Trump could possibly believe such nonsense, challenging the supposed Presidential candidate for just trying to be “provocative” and remain in the news. Watch the exchange here: Bill O’Reilly Challenges Donald Trump
It’s come to this: Bill O’Reilly is the voice of reason. On that host’s Fox News talk show last night, the journalist called out Donald Trump for pushing the absurd notion that Barack Obama was born outside the United States. Referring to multiple announcements in Honolulu papers that documented Obama’s birth, O’Reilly quipped to his guest: “What is he, the Baby Jesus? There was a sophisticated conspiracy to smuggle this baby back into the country?” O’Reilly went on to doubt that Trump could possibly believe such nonsense, challenging the supposed Presidential candidate for just trying to be “provocative” and remain in the news. Watch the exchange here: Bill O’Reilly Challenges Donald Trump
The Notorious B.I.G. worked with a ton of people during his brief career ranging from Michael Jackson to Mary J. Blige . Vibe.com reached out to several of Biggie’s collaborators to get their thoughts on working with one of hip-hop’s greats. Brooklyn Residents Remember Biggie Fourteen Years Later WBW Honors: Booker T. Washington WBW Honors: Medgar Evers Biggie kicked off disc two of his second album, Life After Death , with “Notorious Thugs.” The song paired Biggie with Bone Thugs-N-Harmony . Layzie Bone: “Puffy called us and said, ‘BIG want y’all on a record.’ We are like, ‘Hell yeah…we coming.’ We end up being in the studio with Biggie all night. We did all of our verses and then BIG was like, ‘You know what? I’m going to take this home.’ When BIG went home we did not hear that record until after he passed.” Flesh-N-Bone: “Hearing Biggie do our style was incredible. I understood why he had to take it home and study it for a minute. He put his own spin on our Bone flow.” Krayzie Bone: “It was bitter sweet. Biggie ripped it but we didn’t have the opportunity to tell him how much he ripped it. He came out and did his thing on the song to where he put another notch under his belt because our style is not easy to where you can just say, ‘I’m going to rap like these dudes.’ Especially back then when we were first coming out. For a New York rapper to do our style was a risk. But when he did it that n*gga killed it. New York showed us a lot of love off of that record. ‘Notorious Thugs’ and ‘Crossroads’ are the only songs they played in NYC by Bone. It was Bone and Biggie.” Hip-hop nerds know that Pete Rock was robbed of inspired the beat for “Juicy.” Pete gives the lowdown on the situation: Pete Rock: “Due to people just doing business a new way and me being young and not understanding the publishing side of things, I let certain things fall through the cracks [when it came to ‘Juicy’]. Puffy came over with Big and I had the drums playing and Puff was interested in what he heard. He asked me if I was making it for CL Smooth and I was like, ‘Nah.’ Big was standing there, but he was more interested in seeing how I made beats. He was requesting certain interlude beats. He was like, ‘I want this song you put between these two songs on your album.’ I made this beat called ‘In The Flesh’ that was on the Main Ingredient album. And I made that beat in front of Biggie. He was like, ‘Oh sh*t…I just wanted to see how you did it, son.’ He was bugging. But Biggie wasn’t even interested in ‘Juicy.’ Next thing you know, ‘Juicy’ comes out and I don’t get credit. I really felt a way about it after Big passed away. We didn’t get to have the relationship that Premier had with him. I had a lot of music for Big, but it just didn’t happen.” DMC of Run DMC appeared on Big’s final album on the song “My Downfall,” which was inspired by an old DMC lyric. DMC: “When I got asked to do a record with Biggie, I was shocked. I got a phone call from Puffy and my manager Eric like, ‘Puffy is looking for you.’ I’m like, ‘Puffy???’ Why the hell is Puffy looking for me for? I don’t dance and I don’t drink Cristal…I drink Ole English [laughs].’ But Puffy calls and says, ‘Yo, Biggie wants you on his chorus. He doesn’t want to sample your voice.’ Biggie thought my line, ‘That’s not all, MC’s have the gall, to pray and pray for my downfall’ was dope. A lot of the really lyrical MC’s like Biggie, Rakim, and Freddie Fox told me, ‘Yo, D…you wasn’t that dude that had to have three 16 bars of fire. You would have one or two statements that could shut motherf*ckers up.’ So I go to Puff’s Daddy’s House studios to meet producer Nashiem [Myrick]. When I finished my part, I was soupped! I’m a humble dude, but I was f*cking soupped because Biggie was huge. Of all the people Biggie could have called Big Daddy Kane or Slick Rick. But he called me. When I spoke to Puff he told me, ‘Imagine Biggie is doing a show and goes, I got a surprise guest for you…a legend!’ And I come out. That would be getting hits on YouTube right now! But unfortunately Biggie passed away, so we never got the chance to perform [‘Pray For My Down Fall’] together. Still, I got to make a record with Biggie Smalls. It was an honor to do that record.” Read more remembrances of Big from Faith Evans, Jadakiss, and Sheek Louch at Vibe.com ! RELATED: A Time Line Of Notorious B.I.G’s Life After Death RELATED: Lil Kim Says The Government Were Involved In 2Pac & Biggie’s Deaths
Chris Brown has had a hard journey on his road to redemption for the violent incident involving Rihanna that left her beaten and bruised. Breezy says he was abandoned by many in the industry. “A handful of people stuck by me,” Brown told Page Six Magazine in an interview scheduled to hit newsstands on Thursday. “You can’t blame people for how they want to be portrayed or if they don’t want to be associated with somebody who had a particular mishap.” Chris Brown’s new album, F.A.M.E. (Forgiving All My Enemies) , is due out on March 22nd. Spotted @ MTV.com RELATED: Chris Brown Calls The Durtty Boyz [EXCLUSIVE] RELATED: Chris Brown Says He Was Supposed To Meet Michael Jackson The Day He Died RELATED: Chris Brown F.A.M.E. Album Track List Revealed
Raz-B looks to tear up some sh*t in this footage, but is then seen on one knee pleading to the pigs! Yesterday we told you who the supposed culprit was.
