BITS AND PIECES 09/26
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--Call it the " 'Arrested Development' Theorem": Winning an Emmy
doesn't necessarily translate into viewers. Last Thursday's season
premiere of "The Office" averaged just over 9 million viewers, not much
better than its average last season, and finished a distant third in
its timeslot. "The Office" won an Emmy late last month for Best Comedy.
The news wasn't much better for "My Name Is Earl": 8.9 million viewers
leading into "The Office." Both shows were up against the "Grey's
Anatomy" clip show and "Survivor."
--Actor Haaz Sleiman, who's currently shooting a three- episode arc on
"24," will be here next month to begin filming his role (second lead)
in "The Visitor," writer/ director Todd McCarthy's second movie
(following "The Station Agent"). Sleiman, who's appeared on "ER," will
play an illegal immigrant of Middle Eastern descent living in New York
- who bonds with a lonely professor played by Richard Jenkins ("Six
Feet Under").
--Aaron Carter, who just broke up with his girlfriend - after a
lengthy, one-week engagement - will guest on "The Dr. Keith Ablow Show"
with brother Nick Carter to promote their up coming E! reality show,
"House of Carters" (Oct. 2). The show tapes Thursday at 30 Rock and
audience members are needed. (212) 664-3056 for info.
--Michael Imperioli tonight on "CenterStage" (11 p.m./YES).
--Tanika Ray named host of "Extra's" weekend edition.
NY POST/PAGE SIX...
--THE late Jason "Jam Master Jay" Mizell's mother has no love for his
former Run DMC rap-mate, Darryl "DMC" McDaniels. When McDaniels showed
up Friday night at the Berklee Performance Center in Boston to give a
posthumous "Milestones" award to Jason, he was slammed by Connie
Mizell, who accepted the award on her son's behalf. According to our
spy, Mizell said, "Since Jason's death four years ago, this is the
first time I've seen D." She then insinuated McDaniels used Jason's
death for profit and sarcastically added, "Oh, but Jason and D were
best friends!"
--JESSICA Simpson's new movie could have a bad ending. The beleaguered
singer was psyched to start work on "Blonde Ambition," produced by
"Malcolm in the Middle" star Justin Berfield. But Berfield was heard
over the weekend complaining about the excessive demands her father,
Joe, is making - and that they might endanger Simpson's role in the
flick. A rep for Simpson said, "Well, Joe is a producer in the movie,
too, so that would be weird." A rep for Berfield said, "Yes, his
company is producing the movie."
--FASHION house Ralph Lauren is giving its designers the creepy
crawlies - literally. Staffers say they've had to put up with an
outbreak of bedbugs at the label's graphic design studio and shirt
design offices at 650 Madison Ave. One affected employee told us, "I
have bites all over me. This has gone on for over a month now." Ralph
Lauren executives at first refused to exterminate "on grounds of bites
alone," the insider says. "They wanted to see the bugs first. But
bedbugs are notoriously invisible. So we have been here suffering
forever. It is scandalous." A company rep said, "The exterminators were
called and came in three weeks ago when the problem was first brought
to our attention, and again last weekend. The employees in that office
were offered a chance to relocate to a different floor." Let's hope the
little critters don't pop up in any of the clothier's posh stores.
--Elizabeth Hurley and Moet CEO Frederic Cumenal will celebrate the
120th anniversaries of the Statue of Liberty and Moet White Star
Champagne on Liberty Island Thursday night. Moet has hired helicopters,
private ferries and yachts to bring guests to and from the event.
--MEL Gibson is doing his best to stay sober - but he's playing with
fire by hanging out in bars. The star who last month was caught driving
drunk in Malibu and making anti-Semitic slurs to the arresting officer
was at an Austin, Texas, watering hole called the Side Bar Friday
night. Gibson played pool until 2:30 a.m., but, our spy says, "was only
drinking water" and not hitting on the local women as he did before his
Malibu bust. Gibson's rep said, "Sounds like Mel."
NY POST/CINDY ADAMS...
--TWO-year-old Bob, son of Steve "Crocodile Hunter" Irwin, doesn't know
his father is gone. He asks, "When is daddy coming home?" The other day
when the family was packing Steve's camping gear Bob smiled, "Mmmm,
smells like daddy." Speaking to Star magazine this week, widow Terri's
parents, Julie and Clarence Raines of Eugene, Ore., say Terri will
"absolutely" now be more cautious with her children around animals.
"Things have changed . . . We were all shocked." About the little Irwin
family: "Kids need play time, but Terri is so distraught - she's
overcome with sadness. They were madly in love. Their connection was
beyond this Earth!"
--Chelsea Clinton, making a New York-bound flight, was made to give up
a carry-on makeup case. Somehow, however, a deal got cut. The thing
managed to get itself redelivered to her after she was onboard.
--Did Candy Spelling, who wanted out of her hotel-size home now that
Aaron's gone and daughter Tori's distant, buy a 5,000-square-foot house
in Century City's gated enclave The Woods? The enclosed community has
large not-attached condo townhouses. Hers supposedly had belonged to
Harrison Ford's manager Pat McQueeny.
--OK, so want to know how Angelina Jolie stays in shape? By Doing It!
Or so says part-time model-actress Kerry McCloskey who, for Valentine's
Day, will be out with "The Ultimate Sex Diet: The Super Sex Diet That
Works." Although nobody ever heard of any fitness coach saying, "Go
back to bed," she says "Life's greatest pleasure can help readers slim
down, shape up," . . . whatever. This Berkley paperback guarantees to
"ignite passion with the 29 sexiest exercises," which also help lose
weight. Whether this grabs your abs or just hits the G spot, who knows.
I only know she claims that Angelina claims that sex helps keep her in
shape. This is good news for Brad Pitt. If his career falters, he can
always be a personal trainer.
--Mike Wallace's stepson Eames Yates was married in Aspen. Mike didn't
show. He "had a tickle in his throat."
--Roxanne Pulitzer - of those slutty divorce/unfit mother headlines of
the 1980s - married again. In Telluride. In June. Tim Boberg. Swedish.
Nobody was invited because Roxanne had gained 35 pounds, "but now that
I've lost it we'll do a re-wedding Dec. 1 in Palm Beach."
--SPEAKING of weddings, the window of a Seventh Avenue photography shop
features a bride and groom photo of "Soprano" Jamie-Lynn Sigler and
husband A.J. DiScala. Problem is, they're already divorced.
NY POST/LIZ SMITH...
--PRINCESS GRACE of Monaco is dead. But don't tell that to p.r. flack
Stephen Huvane, who handles and protects his lady clients as carefully
as if they were about to slip on a crown. At last week's Premiere
magazine Women in Hollywood dinner, hosted by Chanel, Huvane's golden
girl Gwyneth Paltrow appeared to present an award. She was charming,
gracious, but no-nonsense. On and off in a flash, no eating or
schmoozing with her fellow actors. (Well, the entree was mostly meat,
so vegetarian Paltrow wouldn't have had much appetite anyway.) But
reporters were amused by Huvane's fabled hovering. "What does he think
anybody is going to do to her?" When a writer approached Huvane saying,
"You know, about that thing I wrote concerning Demi . . ." Huvane
snapped, "What - did you tell a lie?" "No, Stephen, as a matter of fact
. . ." "Because everybody writes lies, lies!" Oh, well, Huvane's
clients must appreciate his vigilance to their reputations. Others
attending were less skittish - Anjelica Huston, Cate Blanchett, Leelee
Sobieski, Christina Applegate, Dame Judi Dench (now, if she wanted to
get on a high horse!) Warren Beatty and Annette Bening were also on
hand, and hand-in-hand, both dripping old-style glamour. When Warren
slipped up behind Selma Archerd, wife of legendary columnist Army, she
cooed, "I'd know those arms anywhere!"
NY DAILY NEWS/RUSH AND MOLLOY...
--Regis Philbin's mug was plastered all over the Jumbotron at a Yankee
doubleheader. Unfortunately, the cameraman didn't catch the look on his
waitress' face when Reege left her a 75-cent tip. She was overheard
complaining about it to fellow servers.
--Kiefer Sutherland talked about an MTV project as he sliced into Kobe
steaks with five pals at Uncle Jack's Steakhouse on Ninth Ave. and 34th
St.
--Steve Martin donned a smoking jacket to sip Champagne with a younger
woman at Geoffrey Zakarian's Country restaurant.
--"America's Next Top Model's" Keenyah strutted her stuff for Moira
Forbes Mumma and Allison Weiss Brady at the Forbes Galleries benefit
for the Community Coalition.
--Janet Jackson told Oprah Winfrey yesterday that Justin Timberlake
left her twisting in the wind after the infamous "wardrobe malfunction"
during the Super Bowl. "Justin has reached out, [but] we haven't
spoken. ... Friendship is very important, and certain things you just
don't do to friends," said Jackson. "In my own time, I'll give him a
call."
--Laura Dern kept a straight face as Sheryl Crow pinched her butt
during an interview last week. Dern, who was defending celebrities who
voice political views, was at Aerin Lauder's luncheon in Beverly Hills
to celebrate Gwyneth Paltrow's "Pleasures" bath and body line. "I think
it's odd that there's a slight issue about Hollywood and causes. For
any of us who have been given the opportunity to speak - why not
utilize it to speak about what's important?"
NY DAILY NEWS/LLOYD GROVE...
--"That '70s Show" actor Topher Grace met with MTV News correspondent
Gideon Yago to imbibe with their oenophile friends at the West Village
wine bar Turks & Frogs. Grace, his hair dyed strawberry blond, shuffled
in past Lowdown to join Yago around midnight Saturday in a blue T-shirt
and zip-front sweatshirt, head dropped in an apparent attempt to remain
incognito. Already waiting inside was the bespectacled Yago, a Columbia
grad, intensely talking with several friends. The party was still
swirling their glasses, sniffing and sipping at 1:30 a.m. - when
Lowdown called it a night.
--So that's what they were doing at Studio 54 back in the late 1970s!
Janet Jackson tells King magazine: "I went there a couple of times. I
remember seeing Liza [Minnelli], Truman Capote ... I'd been to parties
with my family and we'd dance, but I'd never really gotten in to a club
before. People were getting really raunchy on the steps. I think the
most vivid thing that comes to mind is not understanding why people
were putting flour up their nose." Talk about flour power!
NY DAILY NEWS/RICHARD HUFF...
--Simon Cowell seems pretty happy lobbing caustic comments on "American
Idol," but, it turns out, he's more comfortable off stage. "I probably
enjoy behind the scenes [more] than being on it," Cowell told reporters
yesterday. "I never went into this business to be on TV." Cowell is
doing both these days. He's preparing for the new season of "American
Idol" on Fox and "America's Got Talent" for NBC. The new season of
"America's Got Talent" will include a few twists, he said, including
adding a "boot camp" to help boost the images of nonsingers during the
final rounds of the show. "I think you're going to see quite a
different structure to the show," he said, adding that Regis Philbin
will be back as host. "We're working around Regis' schedule now," he
said. "I think we can make it work."
--Chris Wallace's showdown with former President Bill Clinton on "Fox
News Sunday" generated its highest preliminary ratings since Dec. 14,
2003, when Saddam Hussein was captured.
--Pakistan president Gen. Pervez Musharraf will appear on Comedy
Central's "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart" tonight at 11.
--Fox has pulled the new sitcom "Happy Hour" from its schedule this
week. The network will fill the Thursday at 8:30 slot with a rerun of
"Til Death."
--Former White House communications director Nicolle Wallace has been
named a political consultant for CBS News.
USA TODAY/JIM CHENG...
--In case The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift came and went in
theaters too quickly, beginning today, the same day the DVD arrives in
stores, fans can download the film at cinemanow.com. The contents of
the disc, including menus, surround soundtrack and bonus features, can
be burned to a DVD for $9.99 and played on a standard DVD player.
--The Boondocks, the comic strip about a black family in the suburbs,
will extend its hiatus, Universal Press Syndicate announced Monday.
Aaron McGruder, who in February went on what was supposed to be a
six-month break, has not decided when, or if, he'll return to
newspapers. The syndicate said McGruder has not said he is retiring.
The comic strip was to return in October, with a deadline of
mid-September for new strips. McGruder, 31, has been working on Cartoon
Network's animated series based on The Boondocks.
--Julie Andrews will receive a lifetime achievement award from the
Screen Actors Guild, honoring both her career and her humanitarian
efforts. Andrews will receive the award during the 13th annual Screen
Actors Guild Awards, which will air live on TNT and TBS Jan. 28 (8 p.m.
ET/PT). Andrews, 70, is a three-time Academy Award nominee, winning in
1964 for Mary Poppins.
--After finishing on top for her first two weeks on The CBS Evening
News, Katie Couric fell to No. 2 last week behind Brian Williams and
NBC Nightly News and just slightly ahead of Charles Gibson on ABC's
World News Tonight. Preliminary numbers show NBC won all five nights
with 8.2 million; CBS had 7.7 million; and ABC 7.6 million viewers.
Final numbers are out today.
--Hip-hop stars Tyrese, Too Short, Bone Thugs-n-Harmony and MC Lyte
will attend the Los Angeles Hip-Hop Summit on Saturday at the
University of Southern California. The summit, sponsored by Chrysler
Financial, aims to educate students and other members of the community
about financial literacy. Other hip-hop artists and celebrities
involved include Melyssa Ford, Yo Yo, Chingo Bling, Kid Frost, Lamar
Odom and Taraji Henson. Snoop Dogg will make a special appearance. The
"Get Your Money Right" tour also stops in Dallas Oct. 14 and Toronto
Oct. 28.
http://janetcharltonshollywood.com/
--If you plan to watch Tuesday night's episode of Smith be sure to
check out Ray Liotta's face. We were told that Ray showed up for the
first day of shooting with an alarmingly red, swollen, and peeling
face! His looks horrifed coworkers - especially the makeup department
we're sure, and he explained that he had recently gotten some sort of
face peel. He didn't realize it would take SO long to heal. Producers
were NOT happy - behind Ray's back they were overheard snarking "We
should just kill him off!" Lighting, closeups, wardrobe etc were
adjusted to disguise Ray's raw mug. Tune in to see if it all worked.
--We had a conversation with an actor who played a young inmate in the
surprise hit Gridiron Gang and we asked how it was to work with The
Rock. He said The Rock is a nice guy but his costar Xzibit turned out
to be the life of the party. "He had a great sense of humor and was
always cracking jokes." Xzibit couldn't shake his Pimp My Ride image
during the movie shoot. In the film, the rapper turned actor plays the
Rock's assistant coach to a team in a juvenile detention facility.
After enduring endless teasing comments about his stint as host on Pimp
My Ride, Xzibit laid down the law. He made all the guys get down and do
PUSHUPS every time someone referred to the car makeover show.
3 A.M. GIRLS/Eva Simpson & Caroline Hedley
--CRAZY in love Beyonce stole the show in an emerald mini-skirt at her
fella Jay-Z's storming sell-out gig. The sexy 25-year-old joined the
king of rap for his first London date at Wembley Arena on Sunday and
certainly didn't disappoint with a steamy performance. After their
duets Crazy In Love and Deja Vu, 37-year-old Jay-Z teased his fiancee:
"Are you finished yet?" She giggled and replied "No" as he stormed into
his smash hits Hard Knock Life, Girls, Girls, Girls and Excuse Me Miss.
He also made a point of insisting the pair hadn't snubbed last week's
Mobos, saying: "You know we wouldn't do ya'll like that. We were always
going to Athens - check our schedules." In a show packed with
surprises, the strangest twist came when former enemy Nas walked on.
The greats swapped rhymes before Nas did his anthem, If I Ruled The
World. Still, it's no wonder Jay-Z was so at ease. His backstage rider
included a "£1-aminute" massage and comfort food such as custard cream
biscuits and tinned rice pudding. In all, the star's blazing set lasted
two hours and concluded with Encore... he certainly left us gasping for
more.
--KATE Moss must think junkie Pete Doherty's a sight for sore eyes as
she gazes lovingly at him yesterday - despite his ugly shiner. The
rocker, 27 - dubbed Potty Pete for his drug addiction - sported the
black eye as they headed to Ireland for a tour by his band. He threw an
arm around his famous girlfriend, 32, as she beamed at him. Bet Pete's
not used to people looking up to him though, especially as he's just
come out of rehab while he tries to ditch his crack and heroin habit.
The couple shared a passionate embrace, right, before boarding their
jet at Heathrow. His group Babyshambles play the first of their gigs
tonight in Carlow. Let's hope the singer's not going to Ireland just
because he's heard it's a great place for the craic. Otherwise he'll be
very disappointed.
--GEORGE Michael doesn't fancy an energetic stage show on his sellout
25 Live tour. The singer - whose duet with Mutya Buena, This Is Not
Real Love, is out on November 6, with a Greatest Hits out the following
week - reveals: "If I'm going to do this on a regular basis I have to
enjoy it. I'm not going to be running around on stage like a lunatic,
wondering whether people are excited or not. "That way, it will be less
stressful for me, my voice will stand up better. As a 43-year-old, it's
not natural for me to be a showman."
--BLACK Eyed Peas' Fergie has come clean about using the drug crystal
meth. The singer, whose solo album The Dutchess is out now, admits:
"You lose weight and look great for a while but it will creep up on
you." Fergie kicked the habit in 2001, before becoming famous with the
Peas, and, although she has been known to sport serious bling, she
claims: "I was collecting unemployment when I joined the band, so I
really appreciate the worth of things."
--ELLE Macpherson set tongues wagging at her son's christening when she
was "all over" ex partner Arpad Bus son. A guest reveals: "They were
holding hands and skipping about. Elle had to explain that they still
loved each other but in a 'separated' way." And Victoria Beckham was
busy fighting off a frisky Italian at the do in Rome. "He was drooling
over her boobs and telling her how great they were."
LAS VEGAS JOURNAL/NORM CLARKE...
--Plans are being formalized for Siegfried & Roy's Walk of Stars
induction to be held Oct. 3, Roy's 62nd birthday.
--Actress Vivica Fox and her "Dancing With the Stars" partner, Nick
Kosovich, will guest star Thursday in "Jubilee," the 25th anniversary
of the Bally's production. She will be wearing an extravagant showgirl
costume.
--They're high-fiving at the Wynn Las Vegas after Oprah Winfrey
announced that the Wynn was the winner of "favorite bed and pillow" of
her cross-country trip with gal pal Gayle King.
--Eva Longoria of "Desperate Housewives," riding her beau, San Antonio
Spurs star Tony Parker, through the MGM Grand casino at 4 a.m. Monday,
after leaping onto him from the front, with her legs wrapped around his
waist.
--George Clooney, creating quite a stir in the secretarial ranks when
word got out that he was shooting a scene for "Ocean's Thirteen" on the
loading docks at the Riviera last week.
--Geoffrey Rush and Drew Carey, in separate parties at the 7:30 p.m.
performance Saturday of "Love" at The Mirage.
--Former baseball slugger David Justice, checking out the Palms'
ghostbar on Saturday. Tom Cruise, starting out at $200-a-hand and
upping it to $500 during his stay on the private tables Saturday night
at The Mirage. When he was done, he pushed his $300 in winnings over to
the dealers.
--Singer-songwriter Kenny Loggins, in the crowd Saturday and backstage
at "Fantasy," the adult revue at the Luxor.
L.A. DAILY NEWS/By Marilyn Beck and Stacy Jenel Smith
--Kelsey Grammer doubts he'll ever return to series stardom. Though the
former "Frasier" is currently executive-producing three TV shows. "I
don't think I'm going to be on television again. You never know.
Someone might surprise me and deliver a great script where I think,
I've got to play this character.' But I don't want to repeat myself or
play Frasier in a movie. I want to try something else." Right now he's
focused on being behind the camera. "I'm going to direct an episode of
Everybody Hates Chris' in the near future, and there will possibly be a
couple of other new sitcoms. I'm busy, but I'm not busy every moment of
the day like I used to be. After 20 years, I think I should slow down a
little." Luckily for Grammer, his slower pace has allowed more time to
be with his wife Camille and their two young children. "I've got a new
family that I started, so I'm actually spending a lot of my time
nurturing my children. The thing about my life now and the difference
in having the kids I had when I was younger is I actually spend more
time with them and devote myself to them in a more active way." Kelsey
will be heard on TV beginning tonight (9/26), narrating TV Land's
four-episode "Generation Boom." The show, which features celebrities
like Susan Sarandon, Rob Reiner and Christie Brinkley, examines the
impact baby boomers have had through the years. "We were a big deal,"
he declares. "The post-World War II generation and what became of us is
kind of fascinating and fun."
--Wow, if Harry Hamlin looks sexy dancing the tango on tonight's (9/26)
"Dancing With the Stars," it could be because of the advice his wife,
Season 2 "Dancing" celebrity, Lisa Rinna, gave him. That is, to dance
with his professional dance partner, Ashly DelGrosso, the way he makes
love with Rinna. "I'm not sure exactly what she meant by that. We
didn't go into it. It's something I think about every day," admits
Harry. The actor, who confesses he had no interest in dance prior to
Rinna's involvement with the ABC hit, tells us, "I'm probably doing
this for different reasons than everyone else on the show. Having seen
what Lisa went through and following her journey - seeing the effect
that learning these dances had on her mentally and spiritually, not
just physically - I wanted to take that journey myself. I saw that
she had some of the same needs before doing the show that I also have;
it's a way for me to face fears I have." Such as? "Getting up in front
of 20 million people and doing something I don't know how to do. I've
pretty much overcome that hurdle," he says. "And then there's the fact
I want to learn to dance." Speaking of Rinna's on-air partner, he adds,
"I don't want to spend the rest of my life watching Lisa dance with
Louis van Amstel."
--What new album features the legendary Brian Wilson, Elvis Presley
guitarist James Burton, punk rock icon Tommy Ramone and Flaco Jimenez,
the six-time Grammy-award-winning TexMex music virtuoso? Would you
believe it's SpongeBob SquarePants' "The Best Day Ever"? As the sponge
would say, hiyiyiyii!!! "A lot of the guest musicians kind of happened
in a magical harmonic convergence," recounts Tom Kenny, aka the voice
of SpongeBob. "We had pie-in-the-sky ideas, but didn't have the budget
to do them. You know, like, Wouldn't it be great to have a Brian
Wilson-type harmony here?' " Each artist comes with a story, of course.
In the case of Wilson, it has to do with his two young daughters being
SpongeBob fans. "They actually did some yelling on the album," Kenny
points out. His and partner Andy Paley's vision for the album was along
the lines of TV faux bands of the past, ala The Partridge Family or The
Archies. SpongeBob's cartoon buddies are prominently spotlighted on the
album.
--Veteran Emmy-winning talk show host Dick Cavett recalls the first
time America set eyes on pop idol Barry Manilow back in the early 70s.
"Bette Davis sang They're Either Too Young or Too Old' on the second
show she did with me," recalls Cavett. "And we had to get a piano
player. The director said I know a guy who'd be just right for this.'
So this guy came in and was so excited because he was a great Bette
Davis fan. He had on a silver metallic shirt and accompanied her
perfectly. As the applause was dying down I slipped her his name and
she said Thank you, Barry Manilow.' It was probably the first time his
name had been uttered on TV. He was still an unknown tickler of the
ivories ... that's not a sex term, you understand." Cavett's one-on-one
conversations on "The Dick Cavett Show" with Bette Davis and other such
Hollywood greats as Orson Welles, Katharine Hepburn, Alfred Hitchcock
and Robert Mitchum are airing Thursday nights on Turner Classic Movies
followed by classic films of the interviewed stars.
marika
> http://janetcharltonshollywood.com/
> --If you plan to watch Tuesday night's episode of Smith be sure to
> check out Ray Liotta's face. We were told that Ray showed up for the
> first day of shooting with an alarmingly red, swollen, and peeling
> face! His looks horrifed coworkers - especially the makeup department
> we're sure, and he explained that he had recently gotten some sort of
> face peel. He didn't realize it would take SO long to heal. Producers
> were NOT happy - behind Ray's back they were overheard snarking "We
> should just kill him off!" Lighting, closeups, wardrobe etc were
> adjusted to disguise Ray's raw mug. Tune in to see if it all worked.
aaah that's why it's cancelled
I did notice something weird about his face on the first scene. There
was a great deal of light on his face, but it was smooth. He's not
known for his nice complexion. Then, in later scenes, he was back to
normal.
I figured they used latex but couldn't figure out why
>
> --We had a conversation with an actor who played a young inmate in the
> surprise hit Gridiron Gang and we asked how it was to work with The
> Rock. He said The Rock is a nice guy but his costar Xzibit turned out
> to be the life of the party. "He had a great sense of humor and was
> always cracking jokes." Xzibit couldn't shake his Pimp My Ride image
> during the movie shoot. In the film, the rapper turned actor plays the
> Rock's assistant coach to a team in a juvenile detention facility.
> After enduring endless teasing comments about his stint as host on Pimp
> My Ride, Xzibit laid down the law. He made all the guys get down and do
> PUSHUPS every time someone referred to the car makeover show.
I saw Xzibit in a movie recently. He was really very good
>
> --What new album features the legendary Brian Wilson, Elvis Presley
> guitarist James Burton, punk rock icon Tommy Ramone and Flaco Jimenez,
> the six-time Grammy-award-winning TexMex music virtuoso? Would you
> believe it's SpongeBob SquarePants' "The Best Day Ever"? As the sponge
> would say, hiyiyiyii!!! "A lot of the guest musicians kind of happened
> in a magical harmonic convergence," recounts Tom Kenny, aka the voice
> of SpongeBob. "We had pie-in-the-sky ideas, but didn't have the budget
> to do them. You know, like, Wouldn't it be great to have a Brian
> Wilson-type harmony here?' " Each artist comes with a story, of course.
> In the case of Wilson, it has to do with his two young daughters being
> SpongeBob fans. "They actually did some yelling on the album," Kenny
> points out. His and partner Andy Paley's vision for the album was along
> the lines of TV faux bands of the past, ala The Partridge Family or The
> Archies. SpongeBob's cartoon buddies are prominently spotlighted on the
> album.
and now starring bowie. too funny
sponge bob rocks
next he'll go aco8ustic
mk5000
"Jericho's own struggles include nerve-wracking mental labor, the
mysterious disappearance of a former girlfriend, the suspicions of his
co-workers within the paranoid high-security project, and the certainty
that someone close to him, perhaps the missing girl, is a Nazi
spy."--Enigma
By Robert Harris, thecorememory.com
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Mutya buena jest obecnie najleprza wokalistka. Zostala uznana za
lrytyków muzycznych, nawet tych najostrzejszych za objawienie na
swiatowej scenie muzycznej. Gratulations Mutya:)
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marika
I am sure she Thanks for the vote of confidence. I am sure she really
does appreciate that.
Maybe I wont be the next mutya, ya never know. I have a bet with a
friend that I will be on Food Network within 15 years, so hopefully I
will win that bet. :) And she is hoping that she will lose that bet
and be on there with me. I can see it now, we will be like those two
old English dames that have their own hysterical cooking show. Two old
nuts cooking up pie.
Its gonna happen one way or another, so I will be sure to keep you
posted as to when I make my debut. heheh ;)
in the meantime, i think irytykow is supposed to be krytykow i could be
wrong
mk5000
"Oh it feels good, it's so good, but I won't do it again
It's so dramatic again
After we go at it, we get mad then we go at it again
Oh I love it, then I hate it, she's my favorite again"--John Legend,
once again