If you thought the Prince Harry naked photos were scandalous, imagine if a rumored video taken that wild night in Las Vegas were to get out. The naked romp in Las Vegas was indeed caught on video, sources say, and that could plunge the royal scandal to new, unprecedented depths. “There is a video of Harry partying naked with women,” says a source. “There have been some very quiet inquiries to see how much the video is worth. “If the video goes public this could be the biggest Royal scandal ever.” Rumors surfaced in the Las Vegas Review Journal last week that the Prince Harry nude scandal was far from over and that another revelation was imminent. “The video has not been shopped around yet, its existence is being kept as discreet as possible,” the source close to the situation said. “With all the attention the photos got, people with the video know it could be worth a fortune.” “Things got pretty crazy in Prince Harry’s suite that night. Everyone was drinking, and drugs were also being used by some people.” “Some people were snorting cocaine.” That, of course, is a double-edged sword, as it could incriminate others: “Things got pretty crazy at that’s exactly why no one there has come forward on the record.” “They don’t want to be implicated for any illegal activities.”
You might wanna avert your eyes, Casper Smart . Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony took the stage Saturday night at the Mandalay Resort and Casino in Las Vegas because they brought their American Idol -like reality competition, Q’Viva! , to Sin City. A program that seeks to find the very best Latin American talent, Q’Viva! will feature a number of its top contestants throughout its run in Vegas, with J. Lo and her ex helping tickets sales by performing separate acts during the show’s opening week. As you can see above, they did come out together at certain points, holding hands and embracing. Check out the following promo to get an idea of what’s in store this summer in Las Vegas. Q’Viva! The Chosen in Vegas
Oliver talks to MTV News about the important role the youth play in reversing poor eating habits. By Christina Garibaldi Jamie Oliver Photo: MTV News Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver has made a name for himself with his hit television show “The Naked Chef” and his best selling cookbooks, but the British restaurateur has also made it his mission to get people on the fast-track to healthy eating. Just last week, Jamie Oliver launched the first-ever, global Food Revolution Day , which took place in about 60 countries urging people to focus on food education and to fight obesity. When Oliver sat down with MTV as part of our Pioneers Speaker Series, he told us that young people are the ones who have the power to make a positive change toward healthy eating. “I think the youth are really important customers, really important. If the youth could come up with something for the youth, I think that would be incredible,” Oliver said. “I’ve worked with so many kids in school and I think they are frustrated whether it’s with their own school food or whether it’s stuff they get out. I think they are all waiting for something brilliant and when it happens, I think they will buy into it.” With Americans losing the war against obesity and children growing up overweight, Oliver is determined to implement a healthy lifestyle by getting people back into their kitchens, having nutritious meals at school and encouraging communities to plan health-conscious events. But Oliver admits that in order to do this, people have to do their own homework and educate themselves. “For me, it’s about being street wise about food, it’s about not getting mugged, and mugged means not getting ripped off it you know about food,” Oliver said. “You know where to shop, you know what to avoid, you know what you can do.” And once you have that knowledge, not only can you make a delicious meal, but according to Oliver, you’ll probably reap some other benefits, too. “If you got two good-looking fellas and one can cook and one cant, it’s the one that can cook that’s getting the look and vice versa for the girls,” Oliver admitted. “So all I’m trying to say is cooking is really fun, you’re saving money and it will be with you for the rest of your life.” And Oliver says the perfect ingredient when putting together a healthy meal is of course, music. Oliver listens to a different array of songs while preparing his dish. “I’m split between sort of like … [the Red Hot] Chili Peppers, Killers, Strokes, sort of mix it up that sort of way and then old, brilliant, miserable British indie music,” Oliver said. “But I’m quite eclectic, I like a bit of everything.”
Oliver talks to MTV News about the important role the youth play in reversing poor eating habits. By Christina Garibaldi Jamie Oliver Photo: MTV News Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver has made a name for himself with his hit television show “The Naked Chef” and his best selling cookbooks, but the British restaurateur has also made it his mission to get people on the fast-track to healthy eating. Just last week, Jamie Oliver launched the first-ever, global Food Revolution Day , which took place in about 60 countries urging people to focus on food education and to fight obesity. When Oliver sat down with MTV as part of our Pioneers Speaker Series, he told us that young people are the ones who have the power to make a positive change toward healthy eating. “I think the youth are really important customers, really important. If the youth could come up with something for the youth, I think that would be incredible,” Oliver said. “I’ve worked with so many kids in school and I think they are frustrated whether it’s with their own school food or whether it’s stuff they get out. I think they are all waiting for something brilliant and when it happens, I think they will buy into it.” With Americans losing the war against obesity and children growing up overweight, Oliver is determined to implement a healthy lifestyle by getting people back into their kitchens, having nutritious meals at school and encouraging communities to plan health-conscious events. But Oliver admits that in order to do this, people have to do their own homework and educate themselves. “For me, it’s about being street wise about food, it’s about not getting mugged, and mugged means not getting ripped off it you know about food,” Oliver said. “You know where to shop, you know what to avoid, you know what you can do.” And once you have that knowledge, not only can you make a delicious meal, but according to Oliver, you’ll probably reap some other benefits, too. “If you got two good-looking fellas and one can cook and one cant, it’s the one that can cook that’s getting the look and vice versa for the girls,” Oliver admitted. “So all I’m trying to say is cooking is really fun, you’re saving money and it will be with you for the rest of your life.” And Oliver says the perfect ingredient when putting together a healthy meal is of course, music. Oliver listens to a different array of songs while preparing his dish. “I’m split between sort of like … [the Red Hot] Chili Peppers, Killers, Strokes, sort of mix it up that sort of way and then old, brilliant, miserable British indie music,” Oliver said. “But I’m quite eclectic, I like a bit of everything.”
Season nine gets off to a unique start during the first round of auditions in New York and Texas. By Natasha Chandel Hampton Williams on “So You Think You Can Dance” Photo: Fox “So You Think You Can Dance” is back and kicking — literally. Limbs flew left, right, center and even behind the head, as season nine of the dance competition premiered Thursday night (May 24) with the first round of auditions in New York and Texas. Dancers from all over the world auditioned for a golden ticket to Sin City, showcasing a dynamic range of artists, styles and emotional stories. Both cities delivered a plethora of highly skilled, highly entertaining and highly ridiculous talent. The highlight of the first auditions was not the usual crowd-pleasing contemporary and hip-hop styles, but rather, unique and inventive forms of dance, including animation, lyrical freestyle and … exorcism? Standouts Chehon Wespi-Tschopp from Switzerland dazzled the judges with a stoic contemporary routine showing off his immense strength and a chiseled body that judge Mary Murphy made sure to squeeze extra hard as Wespi-Tschopp came over to graciously hug the panel for his Vegas pass. But the real standout of the night, by far, was Texan Hampton Williams, creator of his own style of dance titled “exorcist style.” The grimly angelic performance saw Williams pop and lock every single muscle in his body, like never before seen on the show. He brought not only Murphy to tears, but many members of the audience as well, and received a unanimous standing ovation through the theater. “I think you could be a genius,” judge Nigel Lythgoe told the young man before offering to pay for Williams’ Vegas ticket himself if the other judges did not put him through. Gut Wrenchers Being the soulful art form that dance is, “SYTYCD” is notorious for exposing its contestants’ gut-wrenching tales of adversity, and tonight’s premiere was full of such stories. Whether it was Jarell Rochelle’s need to succeed before his mother went blind to Sam Shefler’s battle with autism, the uniting factor was simple: a love for dance. Although Shefler did not move forward with his lyrical freestyle, he received a standing ovation for his courage and was advised never to stop dancing. Feel-Good Moments Mother of two Bree Hafen, from Texas, won the judges’ hearts and had her golden ticket delivered by her young son. The real kicker came when her daughter, also an aspiring dancer, chimed “my turn” after her mom performed a remarkably fluid contemporary routine. She immediately went into a relev
Season nine gets off to a unique start during the first round of auditions in New York and Texas. By Natasha Chandel Hampton Williams on “So You Think You Can Dance” Photo: Fox “So You Think You Can Dance” is back and kicking — literally. Limbs flew left, right, center and even behind the head, as season nine of the dance competition premiered Thursday night (May 24) with the first round of auditions in New York and Texas. Dancers from all over the world auditioned for a golden ticket to Sin City, showcasing a dynamic range of artists, styles and emotional stories. Both cities delivered a plethora of highly skilled, highly entertaining and highly ridiculous talent. The highlight of the first auditions was not the usual crowd-pleasing contemporary and hip-hop styles, but rather, unique and inventive forms of dance, including animation, lyrical freestyle and … exorcism? Standouts Chehon Wespi-Tschopp from Switzerland dazzled the judges with a stoic contemporary routine showing off his immense strength and a chiseled body that judge Mary Murphy made sure to squeeze extra hard as Wespi-Tschopp came over to graciously hug the panel for his Vegas pass. But the real standout of the night, by far, was Texan Hampton Williams, creator of his own style of dance titled “exorcist style.” The grimly angelic performance saw Williams pop and lock every single muscle in his body, like never before seen on the show. He brought not only Murphy to tears, but many members of the audience as well, and received a unanimous standing ovation through the theater. “I think you could be a genius,” judge Nigel Lythgoe told the young man before offering to pay for Williams’ Vegas ticket himself if the other judges did not put him through. Gut Wrenchers Being the soulful art form that dance is, “SYTYCD” is notorious for exposing its contestants’ gut-wrenching tales of adversity, and tonight’s premiere was full of such stories. Whether it was Jarell Rochelle’s need to succeed before his mother went blind to Sam Shefler’s battle with autism, the uniting factor was simple: a love for dance. Although Shefler did not move forward with his lyrical freestyle, he received a standing ovation for his courage and was advised never to stop dancing. Feel-Good Moments Mother of two Bree Hafen, from Texas, won the judges’ hearts and had her golden ticket delivered by her young son. The real kicker came when her daughter, also an aspiring dancer, chimed “my turn” after her mom performed a remarkably fluid contemporary routine. She immediately went into a relev
Also in Friday morning’s Biz Break, the Weinsteins go for a sneak of their latest French release paired with Oscar-winner The Artist, the Time Warner chief’s recipe for how to combat movie piracy, and more. Robert De Niro and Michael Douglas Team for CBS Films’ Vegas Last Vegas is a comedy about four old friends who decide to throw a Las Vegas bachelor party for the only one of them who has remained single. De Niro will play the party-averse Paddy Connelly, who reluctantly agrees to fly to Vegas at the request of his friends. Douglas will play Billy Gerson, a lifelong bachelor, who has finally decided to take the plunge. Good Universe, which launches its global sales operation in Cannes this month led by principal Joe Drake, is handling international sales. Around the ‘net… Rachel McAdams to Star in About Time McAdams is in negotiations to star in the latest romantic comedy from British filmmaker Richard Curtis. McAdams would play the dream girl, a role Zooey Deschanel had once been attached to play, THR reports . Zooey Deschanel to Play Loretta Lynn on Broadway Lynn introduced Deschanel on the stage of the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville Thursday night. Back in 1979, Lynn introduced Sissy Spacek on stage at the Grando Ole Opry in the movie Coal Miner’s Daughter , which would eventually win Spacek an Academy Award. THR reports . Weinsteins Sneak Intouchables with The Artist Six theaters in New York, San Francisco and Los Angeles will host a sneak of French-language hit The Intouchables tied to The Weinstein Company’s re-release of The Artist on Saturday. Intouchables opens May 25th in the U.S., Variety reports . Movie Windows Must Collapse to Combat Piracy Time Warner CEO Jeff Bewkes told Charlie Rose on PBS that the days of having releases appear in theaters a few months before they’re available on home video are numbered, Deadline reports .
There’s something about this new girl we kinda like… “Bad Girls Club” newcomer “Cali Kutt Throat” aka Camilla Poindexter was spotted gettin’ it poppin at LollyPops at 4 am this morning in Las Vegas. What she was up to? Slapping azzes and taking names! Looks like fun to us… Check out more pictures below: More On Bossip! Beyonce Surprises “End Of Time” Remix Contest Winner And Releases New Pictures Of Early Destiny’s Child And… Her Blue Ivy Toes? [Photos-Video] For The Fellas: A Gallery Of Hot Pictures Of All The Caked Out Bangers From “Think Like A Man” A Trip To Crazy Town: Seemingly The Most Mentally Unstable Celebrities Around Right Now Making It Rain On Them Hoes: RihRih Has Her First Harper’s Bazaar Cover Shoot
