Celebrity Stuff

I'm not trying to be rude, but why?

PinkNC — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 07:06:09 -0700

I'm not trying to be rude but why is it taking people in Hollywood, and elsewhere, so long to bury the dead. I just saw on CNN that there's a Walter Cronkite memorial today. Walter Cronkite died on July 17th, 2009. Today is Sept. 9, 2009.

Michael Jackson died June 25, 2009, and it took them 10 weeks to bury Michael Jackson's body. Now there's ANOTHER memorial/tribute that is being planned for him in the near future.

These are NOT the only two celebrities that it's taking forever to bury and do memorials too. There are a few others. Again, I don't mean to sound rude but why do they take so long?

Usually, in the normal world, when a relative or friend dies, their is a wake before the funeral, which the funeral is held not long after and then that's it.

I don't think I would want to take 10 weeks to bury someone I knew and then continue to make looong tributes/memorials to them. I know they're famous, but still. I wouldn't want to do that with a famous friend or famous family member of mine.

Kim Kardashian Know, the real beauty

sunnysuffy — Fri, 01 May 2009 13:55:08 -0700

Kim Kardashian was born October 21, 1980. Its mean she is hottest woman of this planet. According to the (http://www.theallybox.com/people/Kim_Kardashian/599) Kim Kardashian Happy To Be Considered a sh*tty Actress. is it true?

This is probably a really dumb question, but Do the Taking the Stage kids have like math and english classes?

KAT0002 — Fri, 01 May 2009 10:41:35 -0700

anybody watch taking the stage, I like never see them with math books, or talking about how hard chemistry is and stuff. Do they have math and english classes, etc. or just music classes.

Cassie's New Hair Cut, Love it or Hate IT?

KAT0002 — Thu, 16 Apr 2009 12:56:49 -0700

For those of you, who like me, are wondering what on earth was she thinking, here is what Cassie had to say about her new hair cut on Twitter:

"Sometimes in life, you need a change. Something deeper than what you thought you were capable of. Something that displays the “I don’t give a f*ck” attitude that was always present, but never showcased. Something that makes you look at this whole wide world a differently…. …& something that will shock your mother, but make her call you a ROCK STAR….”
Before:

After:

Gisele Bundchen is an evil stepmother!

BrandHonney — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 02:26:27 -0700

Vanity Fair article about Tom’s ex’s Bridget Moynahan and HER BABY. Hers. Not Gisele’s. Bridget’s. Listen:

He’s my little angel - the sweetest, most cuddly, loving baby. I feel blessed to have him in my life. I understand that he has a mom, and I respect that. But to me, it’s not like because somebody else delivered him, that’s not my child - I feel it is, 100 percent.”

Does Bridget need to cut a biyatch? I believe she does. Believe me, if my ex’s new wife - who was a supermodel - was gushing about how much she loved my kid and how much she thought it was hers, and not mine, I would be out for blood. Mother love - IT WILL GET YOU.

So obviously Tom Brady is keeping well out of this, because if he took new wifey aside and told her she was being a moron, you know that Gisele would take away sexytimes so fast his NFL football head would spin. All she has to do to keep him in line is threaten loss of her Victoria’s Secret, and Tom instantly gets back in line. It’s the truth.

My Review of Britney and PCD concert

KAT0002 — Fri, 03 Apr 2009 20:22:06 -0700

Britney Spears concert was very good. We danced the entire the show. One down side was that Melody from Pussycat Dolls left after the first song. I think she might of gotten sick. The only thing I did not like about the show was all the circus acts Britney. I forgot to charge my camera so I only got to take a few pictures and I made one video to Britney's song Womanizer. I do wish Britney danced a little bit more. She had on like 5 inch heels like with every outfit. PCD had on like 5 inch boots with every outfit. Their feet must be in such pain every night. Britney looked awesome. She has lost so much weight. She looked very pretty. One of the best concerts I've went to this year.

MILEY CYRUS- AUTOBIOGRAPHY

la gata lista — Fri, 06 Mar 2009 13:19:45 -0800

http://fabricmag.com/fabric-magazine-life/daily-gossip-news-13/
She’s only 16 but Miley Cyrus has already written an autobiography. In her new tome, the teen sensation tries to make us non-celebs feel bad for her by talking about getting bullied at school! Miley describes her pre-teen years as friendless, lonely and miserable.” She says, The girls took it beyond normal bullying. These were.. CONTINUE AT http://www.fabricmag.com

UPDATED - Do you think Alyssa Milano and Gwen Stefani look alike?

celebrity_soup — Sun, 01 Mar 2009 11:41:29 -0800

I was browsing some Alyssa Milano pictures and noticed how she has a spitting image of gwen stefani in some of her pictures, wow!

Check it out:

the one in red is gwen...

Sneak Peek at New Celebrity Apprentice Coming in March, Dennis Rodman is a Contestant

KAT0002 — Wed, 14 Jan 2009 19:23:17 -0800

Dennis Rodman is working for Donald Trump as a guest star on the new celebrity apprentice airing in March. I will definitely be tuning in. 30 second clip below.

"Homosexuality is as great a threat as rainforest destruction" says Pope

PinkNC — Fri, 02 Jan 2009 18:43:49 -0800

Homosexuality is as great a threat as rainforest destruction, says Pope
By Daily Mail Reporter
Last updated at 8:26 AM on 23rd December 2008

The Pope has declared that saving the world from homosexual behaviour is as important as saving the rainforests.
In a Christmas message, Benedict XVI stressed the importance of traditional marriage and condemned gay acts as against God's will.

He also attacked transsexuals, saying: 'It is not man who decides who is a man or woman but God.'

Christmas message: Pope Benedict says saving humanity from gays is as important as saving the rainforest from destruction
Pope Benedict, 82, known as God's Rottweiler for his hardline views, made the comments in his festive address to the Vatican's governing body, the Curia.

He said: 'The Church must defend not only the earth, the water and the air as gifts of creation belonging to everyone, but it must also protect mankind against the destruction of itself.

'The tropical forests deserve our protection, but man as a creature deserves it no less.'
In a clear reference to homosexuality, he said the failure to respect the union between a man and a woman amounted to the 'auto destruction of mankind'.

Humanity needed to 'listen to the language of creation' to understand the intended roles of man and woman, he added. Anything that deviated from this was a 'destruction of God's works'.

The Pope – who acquired a reputation as an aggressive, doctrine-enforcing cardinal before he was appointed to the Vatican top job – also defended the Church's right to 'speak of human nature as man and woman, and ask that this order of creation be respected'.

Vatican spokesman: Father Federico Lombardi said the Vatican continues to condemn the use of the death penalty.

The Catholic Church teaches that homosexual acts are a sin. It opposes gay marriage and, in October, a leading Vatican official called homosexuality 'a deviation, an irregularity, a wound'.

This month the Vatican opposed a proposed UN declaration, backed by all 27 European Union states, calling for an end to the practice of criminalising and punishing people for their sexual orientation.

The declaration was seen as an important condemnation of countries such as Iran and Saudi Arabia, where homosexuality can be punished by death.

A Papal spokesman was later forced to clarify that the Vatican continues to condemn the use of the death penalty for any crime, including any related to homosexuality.

Instead, the Vatican said its opposition to the UN proposal was driven by concern that countries that prohibit gay marriage would somehow be targeted.

The Italian gay rights association Arcigay branded this an 'excuse' to distract people from the real intent of criminalising gays.

The Pope also used yesterday's address to criticise the idea that he is seen by the young as some form of rock star.

He said Christian gatherings such as World Youth Day should not be seen as 'a sort of rock festival modified in an ecclesiastical sense'.

The week-long youth festival in July culminated in a mass celebrated by Benedict in Sydney, attended by some 350,000 people.

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