How much can I possibly love Blake Lively without seeming like a complete creep? Are pictures of her on the ceiling over my bed a little too much? My girlfriend hates it, but I feel it really brings the room together. Anyhow, here she is looking sexy at the premiere of that Green Lantern garbage in a dress that I want to say is see through, but I can’t see anything other than those long legs of hers so let’s call it half see through. That’s good enough. If I can photoshop myself in a tuxedo into one of these shots, I think I just found my wedding pictures. Mother’s going to be so proud. more pictures of Blake Lively here
“The breakup is a heart breaker,” Hugh Hefner said, “but better now than after the marriage.” “Since we#39;re not getting married on Saturday, I#39;ve scheduled a movie: Runaway Bride,” Hefner, 85, Tweeted Tuesday night, just hours after news broke that his bride-to-be Crystal Harris, 25, had a change of heart about their upcoming nuptials. “Seems appropriate.” Now that his wedding is officially called off, Hugh Hefner has made other plans for the weekend. By Hefner#39;s side through the hear
The couple announced Tuesday that their wedding, originally scheduled for Saturday June 18, is off. On Wednesday, Lifetime canceled their special coverage, Marrying Hef. But Playboy, which went to print before the news, hits stands Friday featuring Harris, 25, on the cover as “America#39;s Princess: Introducing Mrs. Crystal Hefner.” Looks like Hugh Hefner and Crystal Harris called off the wedding a bit too late. In the provocative shot, Harris sits (sans panties) in a leather chair with their
Colver, now 21, and Tylar, now 16, blamed each other for stabbing Witt 20 times as she was lying in bed in her upscale El Dorado Hills, Calif. home. It took a Northern California jury only a few hours Wednesday to convict Steven “Boston” Colver of murdering Joanne Witt for opposing his relationship with Witt#39;s then-14-year-old daughter, Tylar. Colver#39;s mother, Jan Colver, wept as the Placerville, Calif. jury convicted Colver of first-degree murder and found true the special circumstances
Lily Allen walked down the aisle Saturday in a Delphine Manivet gown and Sanderson’s skyscraper Hydra pumps, made from a mixture of iridescent pearled suedes and boasting a 5½-in. heel. The singer “loved the simplicity, elegance and subtle s-exiness” of the towering peep-toe shoes, according to a release. While expectant bride Lily Allen selected a Parisian designer for her lacey wedding dress, she stuck closer to home when it came to her heels, choosing not one but two pairs of custom-made
“They introduced Sal and I,” Sherri Shepherd told us at the Samsung Hope for Children benefit Tuesday in New York. “Two years later, we’re still together. They’re going to be in our wedding, as a matter of fact.” Fresh from taking a turn as a bridesmaid, Sherri Shepherd is gearing up for her own walk down the aisle. Shepherd and her fiancé, Lamar Sally, were both in Niecy Nash’s wedding to Jay Tucker last month in Malibu. With less than two months left until their big day in August, Shepherd
If Not Now, When? is band’s first studio effort in nearly five years. By James Montgomery, with reporting by Kelly Marino Incubus’ Brandon Boyd Photo: MTV News Brandon Boyd knows it’s been a while — almost five years, to be exact — since Incubus last released a new studio album. And, in the time since 2006’s Light Grenades, Incubus have toured the world, released a greatest-hits album, gone on hiatus and even grown up a bit. And though that break was frustrating for the band’s fans (even if there were various side projects and solo albums to tide them over), Boyd said it was necessary. After all, without it, there probably wouldn’t be an Incubus today. “Yes, we’ve been on a ‘hiatus,’ we’ll say, in quotes — I love that word, it’s so heavily connotated — — for the past five years. And it’s not that we were burned out being in a band or being in this band; I think that we, collectively, were feeling like if we didn’t step away from this sort of monster that we created, that it would begin to consume us,” he told MTV News. “And for us to be able to come back and write music that was still pure in its ethic, to us as creative people, that we had to get a nice chunk of real life. And there’s definitely a better way to put that. We had to unpack, basically. “We had to plant some roots, lest we start to write songs about living on a tour bus. … So we had to fall in love, we had to fall out of love, we had to make homes … our drummer had a baby, Michael went off to school, I was exploring a lot of my own singular creative tendencies,” Boyd continued. “We weren’t sitting at home twiddling our thumbs or anything; all of us had a lot to do. And eventually, it got to the point where it was like, ‘It’s time.’ ” Soon, it will be time for If Not Now, When?, Incubus’ first new album since Grenades. It’s due in stores on July 12, and it finds the band exploring wide-screen sonics and space (“I’m hoping people will put the headphones on and just listen,” Boyd said) and, in doing so, also showcases Boyd’s new songwriting prowess. He attempted to say more with fewer words this time around, and his lyrics are given room to sink in — a luxury not available on the band’s previous, more hectic albums. Case in point: new single “Promises, Promises,” which finds him in prime, precise storyteller mode. “I’ve kind of played with the idea of storytelling before, but never so precisely as I have on this album … [on] two songs in particular: ‘Promises, Promises’ and another track called ‘Isadore,’ ” he explained. ” ‘Promises, Promises,’ is a story about a girl and a guy — go figure — and the girl has built up so much armor around herself with the things that she knows how to do. “And so, I used these metaphors in the song of, like, magic, like she’s an illusionist, so she creates these illusions around her,” he continued. “And she’s gotten so good at it that she meets somebody who potentially could be someone that could help her break through those illusions and those walls, she can’t really recognize that he could be the real thing, or they could be the real thing, so she’s asking him for one thing: ‘Don’t make me any promises.’ ” Are you looking forward to Incubus’ new album? Let us know in the comments! Related Artists Incubus
One viewer even pretends to faint at the sight of shirtless Taylor Lautner. By Kara Warner Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart in “Breaking Dawn” Photo: Summit Entertainment Christmas came early for the “Twilight” fans of the world, in the form of the trailer for “Breaking Dawn – Part 1” during Sunday’s MTV Movie Awards . Two days later, and the most die-hard fans still can’t get enough of watching and re-watching the nearly two-minute extravaganza. Because we anticipated a few over-the-top enthusiastic responses, MTV News asked fans to upload their “Breaking Dawn” trailer reactions to Your.MTV.com , the top three aired on MTV’s “The Seven,” on Monday. But since we received so many wonderful reaction videos, we felt that we needed to highlight a few more. This latest group features similar themes of breathlessness, wide-eyed enthusiasm and, of course, squeals of delight. One video features five young girls perched on a couch in a room surrounded by “Team Edward” paraphernalia, all of them remaining mostly composed, until one little lady pretends to faint after seeing shirtless Taylor Lautner. The reactions from Emily and Lizzy in Haysville, Kansas, go from smiley to stunned to squealy. Also notable is the fact that a young guy is hanging out in the background, probably a brother or friend, who tries to sit through the ladies’ screams but bails halfway through. Finally, uploader ayLa94kLd submitted footage of herself and her sister’s reactions. The lively duo were the first reactors we’ve seen to offer a bit of running commentary throughout. At one point, the older sis playfully smacks her younger sister to keep her from fully freaking out. In addition to those video reactions, we have a few more thoughts, written by our readers in the comments section under the first trailer-reaction story we posted. “THAT TRAILER WAS AWESOME!!!” exclaimed Tucheer83. “I loved their reactions. Mine was worse. I was literally running around the house. I couldn’t believe [director Bill] Condon actually gave us the headboard breaking. I so love that man. No wonder Jennifer Hudson got an Oscar [for Condon’s ‘Dreamgirls’]. This guy is good!!! ‘New Moon’ used to be my favorite trailer, but Condon beat it hands down — but not by much.” “I loved the trailer,” Shari44 wrote. “My biggest squeals came when I got a glimpse of Bella looking into Edward’s eyes in her wedding veil. Just beautiful. Second squeal and a little giggle was when he was gripping the headboard during a passionate moment,” she added. “When Edward and Bella were snuggling together, then when we could see her belly with the first signs of pregnancy. Awesome trailer. Loved it all. Any Edward moment makes me sigh at the very least.” MTV News has all of the highlights from the 2011 MTV Movie Awards . Relive the best moments, watch red-carpet interviews with your favorite stars and read all about what went on behind the scenes on the big night. Related Photos ‘Twilight’ At The 2011 MTV Movie Awards
‘I just wish we had a little bit more vampire clouds and we weren’t getting drenched on,’ Peter Facinelli tells MTV News. By MTV News staff Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson in “Breaking Dawn” Photo: Summit Entertainment When the trailer for “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1” debuted during the 2011 MTV Movie Awards, fans were treated to a tease of the long-awaited, highly anticipated wedding scene between Edward and Bella. In the trailer, fans see Bella’s veil and hair clip, Edward decked out in his wedding-day finest, and their friends and family showering them with love in a beautiful field. However, the emotional warmth of the scene was not mirrored by the weather while the cast was filming the pivotal scene earlier this year. Elizabeth Reaser, who plays Cullen matriarch Esme, explained to MTV News, “It was brutal. It was freezing, it was raining, we were in corsets.” Her onscreen hubby, Peter Facinelli, admitted that, regardless of the terrible weather, there still were some sunny spots, thanks to the killer locale. “It was beautiful — the setting was beautiful,” he said. “I just wish we had a little bit more vampire clouds and we weren’t getting drenched on.” SEE PHOTOS OF ALL OF THE “TWILIGHT” STARS AT THE MOVIE AWARDS. Tinsel Korey explained that the wedding scene finally confirmed it: Bella is most certainly Team Edward. “It’s been Team Jacob, Team Edward, and now, definitely Team Edward,” she said. Billy Burke, who plays Bella’s dad in the flick and is clearly upset by the news of the pair’s wedding in the trailer, teased the impending drama fans will see when the film opens in November. “I think it’s pretty obvious that there’s some discomfort in it, so I’ll leave it at that,” he said. “Eclipse” won five prizes at the 2011 MTV Movie Awards , including Best Kiss, Best Movie, Best Male Performance, Best Female Performance and Best Fight. MTV News has all of the highlights from the 2011 MTV Movie Awards . Relive the best moments, watch red-carpet interviews with your favorite stars and read all about what went on behind the scenes on the big night. Related Videos ‘Twilight’ Stars Take Over 2011 MTV Movie Awards Related Photos ‘Breaking Dawn – Part 1’ Trailer: Frame By Frame ‘Twilight’ At The 2011 MTV Movie Awards Exclusive Movie Props From The 2011 MTV Movie Awards
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