Patrick Stump married longtime girlfriend Elisa Yao in Chicago on Saturday. The Fall Out Boy singer’s manager, Dan Suh, shared the news on Twitter: “Congrats to @PatrickStump and elisa on a beautiful and amazing wedding!” he said. The 28-year-old Fall Out Boy frontman chose a popular weekend to say “I do.” He joins Anne Hathaway and Adam Shulman; Kings of Leon bassist Jared Followill and Martha Patterson; and Stanley Tucci and Felicity Blunt, all of whom tied the knot over the weekend.
‘I ain’t never had a problem with the dog,’ MMG rapper says of fight over the weekend in Atlanta. By Nadeska Alexis Rick Ross and Gunplay attend the 2012 BET Hip Hop Awards on Saturday Photo: Chris McKay/ Getty Images
Our friends at VisitBritain have launched the coolest online game “Agent UK” that coincides with the release of the new James Bond film ‘Skyfall’. Not only is this game wicked fun to play, the winners of the game will receive: • An Aston Martin for the weekend • Two BA flights to london • A set of Gobe trotter luggage • Three nights at a luxury London hotel • Tickets to experience the top London attractions. Here at Hollywood Tuna we don’t promote many things, but I know all my readers are a bunch of gamers and this game does not suck. So follow the link here and start your mission . Good luck.
This is def one thing you don’t tell folks in a swing state when your azz is trailing so far behind. Mitt’s on a roll as he’s campaigning through Ohio and he better check himself before he wrecks himself (again). Currently trailing behind POTUS by 10 percent in Ohio, today was supposed to be Robney’s chance to turn things around. He failed. According to The Huffington Post: “We have got to reform our tax system,” Romney said at a morning event here. “Small businesses most typically pay taxes at the individual tax rate. And so our individual income taxes are the ones I want to reform. Make them simpler. I want to bring the rates down. By the way, don’t be expecting a huge cut in taxes because I’m also going to lower deductions and exemptions. But by bringing rates down we will be able to let small businesses keep more of their money so they can hire more people.” The comments were either a flub on Romney’s part or an admission that many of the deductions and exemptions that he will have to target in order to make his tax plan deficit neutral will end up affecting the middle class. To date, Romney has said that he will only eliminate deductions and exemptions above a certain income level. He hasn’t said what that income level would be. But when asked whether he would make $100,000 the cutoff, he said that he considered “middle income” to be “$200,000 to $250,000 and less.” (One of the few Romney-backing studies has said that the only way his tax plan adds up is if he eliminates deductions and exemptions above that $100,000 income level). Good thing us commoners know how to read into what this moron’s always saying. Images via WENN
Here’s some good news for your football lovin’ ears… we told you earlier the league was trying to work things out and looks like both sides made nice for the love of the game. According to the New York Times: The National Football League reached agreement on a new labor deal with its game officials late Wednesday night, ending a lockout that forced unprepared replacement officials onto the field, creating three weeks of botched calls, acute criticism, furious coaches and players, and a blemish – however temporary — on the integrity of the country’s most popular sport. The agreement came 48 hours after the nadir of the league’s experiment with replacement officials, when an incorrect call on the final play of the Monday night game cost the Green Bay Packers a victory against the Seattle Seahawks. That nationally televised debacle spurred two days of furious and lengthy negotiations against the backdrop of immense public pressure and scorn, most of it directed at the league. Both sides were so determined to play no more games with replacements that they raced Wednesday night to get officials in place to work this week’s slate. A crew of regular officials will be in Baltimore on Thursday night to work the Ravens’ game against the Cleveland Browns. The members of the officials’ union will gather in Dallas to vote to ratify the contract on Friday, and regular officials will work Sunday’s games. Guess Foot Locker’s excited to have their employees back! Now let’s see all those isht talkers on Sunday take a seat when their teams are bringing in the right points instead of wins based on bogus calls! Images via facebook
Also in Friday morning’s round-up of news briefs, Jesse Eisenberg has tapped Vanessa Redgrave for an Off-Broadway play. A judge has ruled on a request to close Innocence of Muslims video. And a look at the Specialty offerings coming out this weekend. Clint Eastwood Owns The Chair Thing at Premiere The 82 year-old Oscar winner has taken some heat for his empty chair speech at the Republican National Convention, but at his premier for Trouble With the Curve he chatted with a press contingent that – somehow – noticed there were 16 empty chairs nearby – “Oh my god yes,” he said with a laugh. He added that he worked with people on the film that fall across the political spectrum, but his latest is not a political film. And he will continue to stomp for Romney, A.P. reports . John Travolta Eyes Vince Lombardi Biopic At the Zurich Film Festival, Travolta said he’s considering a remake of the John Woo film, The Killer as well as starring in a biopic of legendary football star Vince Lombardi. The Killer remake will shoot in 3-D, Screen Daily reports . Jesse Eisenberg, Vanessa Redgrave Set for Off-Broadway in The Revisionist Redgrave will star along with Eisenberg in The Social Network ‘s Off-Broadway play that will be directed by Kip Fagan. The plot centers around Eisenberg’s character is a blocked sci-fi writer attempting to escape his problems in Poland. “A 75-year-old cousin played by Redgrave latches onto him as a means of connecting with her distant American family, gradually revealing details of their complex post-war past.” THR reports . Riots Continue as Judge Denies Actress’ Move to Shut Down Innocence of Muslims Western embassies closed in anticipation of Friday prayers as protesters fought police in Pakistan. The government there ran ads on television showing U.S. President Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton condemning the video made by a U.S. resident that prompted the furor. A judge in California did not agree with an Innocence of Muslims actress that the film should be taken down, Deadline reports . Wallflower , Diana Vreeland , Head Games , How To Survive a Plague A run down of this weekend’s specialty openers, with a spotlight on some documentaries about a fashionista extraordinaire, sports risks and pioneers who faced down AIDS. Also check out a coming-of-age feature that has been all the rage on MTV (and it’s even good). Deadline reports .
This weekend, Oprah’s OWN network will premiere life coach Iyanla Vanzant’s new show ‘Fix My Life,’ and it will feature Iyanla assisting her guests with…
Selena Gomez, Vanessa Hudgens and Ashley Benson head south for Spring Breakers , an upcoming drama that finds the gals doing some dirty work for a drug dealer played by James Franco. But before hitting the beach, the actresses spent time in Toronto over the weekend, attending a photo shoot for the film. And looking quite fashionable while doing so! The question, of course: Which young beauty looked the most fashionable? Gomez, who also walked the red carpet for Hotel Transylvania with a couple cute dates ; Hudgens; or the star of Pretty Little Liars ? Vote now:
