If you were sad to discover only a bikini scene from Lili Simmons on Banshee this week, we’re about to turn your frown upside down. Turns out she was just taking the time to show off her T&A over on True Detective ! And nudecomer Daniella Short made sure that Banshee still had some bare boobs on display. Now we just need to see Lili naked on both shows in the same week! Over on Shameless , Nichole Bloom was showing skin for the first time ever, just a super quick flash of funbags when she’s interrupted changing shirts. Emily Bergl also shows a quick hint of cheek when stripping down to her underwear to get William H. Macy in the shower. Other non-nude scenes this week include Kathleen Rose Perkins looking sexy in her bra for Episodes , Kim Kardashian ’s pixilated breasts receiving the healing light of the lasers on Keeping up with the Kardashians , and Kristen Bell in her bathing suit on House of Lies . See pics after the jump!
Do you wear red lipstick? In this week’s episode of “Did Y’all See?” MN editors discuss the drama that erupted on Essence.com’s Facebook page this week when they posted photos of three Houston naturalistas. Instead of focusing on the ladies’ hair, some of the readers began to criticize one of the women for wearing red lipstick, remarking that it was ugly and unbecoming because of the size of her lips and the color of her skin. MN’s editors ask why Black women keep doing this to one another while steadily becoming irate over white people who do the same thing…. Continue
According to many residents of Los Angeles, The Bachelor is sleazy. He waxes his chest too much. In short, he’s pretty much a “man slut.” So these pedestrians told a special reporter for Jimmy Kimmel Live this week when he asked them for their thoughts on the show in general and Juan Pablo Galavis in particular. But there was something important this intrepid reporter did NOT reveal: he’s Juan Pablo Galavis! Watch the interview subjects spew mostly negative opinions about Juan Pablo (to his face, remember) and then watch The Bachelor online to catch up on anything you may have missed this week: Juan Pablo Galavis Asks Pedestrians: What Do You Think of The Bachelor?
The Top 10 has become The Elite 8. Following a mediocre performance show on Wednesday, two more contestants were sent home on the Fox competition this week. First, Khaya Cohen was given the bad news, as Mario Lopez told her at the outset of the hour that she garnered the least number of overall votes. From there, it was down to a pair of Paulina’s charges, Carlito Olivero and Tim Olstad, and it was time for the duo to sing for their survival. Olstad went first with “You Raise Me Up” and Olivero followed with “Beneath Your Beautiful.” Who impressed the least? Kelly Rowland voted to oust Olstad, Demi Lovato did the same and then Rubio actually concurred, making it unnecessary for Simon Cowell to even voice his opinion. So long, Cohen and Olstad. You had a great run. Did the right X Factor finalists go home this week? VOTE NOW: Yes, but they had a great run! No, Tim deserved to stay! No, Khaya deserved to stay! View Poll »
Van Jones: Obama Will Pay Price On Health Care Promises Van Jones feels the president was trying to “do too much” with that Obamacare website and will pay for reneging on promises. According to Yahoo!: This morning on “This Week,” Crossfire co-host Van Jones, a former Obama administration official, said the president would “pay a price,” for reversing course on his now famous promise that those Americans who like their plans could keep them if them if they wished under Obamacare. “”And he overpromised. And he will, listen, he will pay a price. ‘Mission accomplished,’ you pay a price. ‘No new taxes,’ you pay a price. ‘You keep your plan,’ you pay a price,” Jones said. During his appearance on the “This Week,” roundtable Jones also tweaked the Obama administration for being too ambitious with Healthcare.gov, which has been plagued by problems since its launch last month. “First of all, they tried to do too much on this website, you could just have the website where you allow people to shop and then they could just call in, I mean, they tried to do too much and I think part of it was because it was a central thing they did, they tried to do too much,” he said. White House senior adviser Dan Pfeiffer, who appeared on “This Week,” defended the president. “If the president didn’t intend to keep this promise, why would he have gone out of his way to put a provision in the law that specifically says that if you have a plan before Obamacare passed, you can keep that plan,” he asked. Jones also took the Republicans to task for what he described as hypocritical behavior. “It is amazing to me now to see the Republican party now become the party of Ralph Nader. They’re the biggest consumer protection operation in the world now but 6 months ago, we had people who were getting these same cancellation notices and the Republican party was silent,” Jones said. Discuss… ABC News
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