In a new episode airing Monday, Kate Gosselin shows off her bikini bod on their show "Jon" and Kate Plus 8, as she takes the kid on a little beach vacation. The widely watched show has been on hiatus since June 23, 2009.
I used to be a big fan of the show -- and now.. after all this drama I'm not really sure I want to watch another episode. Do U still like the show?? I personally believe that the two need to get away from the reality show for the sake of their kids; it's only going to do harm.
TV: Do they trust you with older boyfriends?
TM: I'm not dating anyone right now, but I've had lots of relationships. My parents know that I'm not going to date someone who's sixteen. Boys are so much less mature than girls as it is; there's just no way— I would eat a boy my age alive.
TV: You were a finalist for the part of Hannah Montana—are you ever relieved that you didn't get that role?
TM: I think it's a great opportunity for Miley, but yeah, I guess I am relieved. If I had gotten the part, it would be a very different show. It wouldn't have worked for me. I push back.
TV: And you've adopted a very rock 'n' roll look.
TM: I had long, pretty hair, and it didn't fit me. I'm pretty, but I'm not, like, a "pretty girl." So I pulled up a bunch of photos of Joan Jett and said, "Do that to my hair." There was a distinct change in my wardrobe, too, and I know people were a little, um, taken aback. But it wasn't me that changed—it was just that I decided to start being myself. Now I do my own makeup, my own hair, and dress myself, and it feels better.
Check it out!! In case you missed it, Katie Holmes Cruise did a Judy Garland tribute on So You Think You Can Dance? last night. What do U think of her performance??
Apparently Shanna Moakler didn't like it, as she tweeted, "I am fckn INSULTED, Katie Holmes how dare you! maybe if I suck Tom Cruise off I can be Ann Miller for a day. Shame Shame Shame." Rawwr bring out the cat claws, a little harsh don't ya think??
Absolutely, if she plays her cards right. | (71%) |
No. She's done with. | (21%) |
Who?? | (7%) |
Paste: You are off to University in the autumn.Watson: I am—to Brown, which is an Ivy League establishment in the U.S.A. I’ve got a place there to read literature.
Paste: Was that a deliberate career choice?Watson: Oh yes, very definitely. I hope to do quite well with my A Levels [she’s being modest—she achieved straight A’s in her chosen subjects, English literature, geography and art, as well as seven A’s and three A* at GCSE level] and they’ve provisionally accepted me, so I’m off to study.
Wow good for her! I will always see Emma Watson as such a normal down-to-earth girl, despite the fact that she is quite popular and has been well-known since she was 10 years old for her part in Harry Potter. It seems as if Emma is as smart as the character she plays in the movies.Paste: And was that also an equally deliberate choice, to step out of the limelight for a while?Watson: It’s not so much that, no, I’m not trying to hide or anything like that. It sounds so geeky, but I really do like studying and reading, and if I’m not working on Harry Potter, then my greatest relaxation is to sit with a book. That’s how I escape stress—in literature. I always have several books on the go at any one moment, so it’s no good you asking “What’s on the bedside table at the moment, Emma?” because often I can’t even see the table! I think that all that reading is just about the only similarity I have with Hermione, if you ask me.
Why on earth would Spencer Pratt make a rap album?
To be honest, my whole life I've always been listening to rap music or reggae. But I never heard of rappers making billions of dollars, so being a rapper wasn't really in my crystal ball. It took people like 50 Cent to come along and, you know, he's on the Forbes list making $500 million, so I'm like, 'Wow, there can be a lot of money in this.'
So you're in it for the money.
This is what I say to people: I'm not in the music industry. I'm in show business. So when people are like, "What are you doing coming into the rap game?" That's the wrong question. I'm already in the game I'm in, and that's pop culture and entertainment. I'm not coming in saying, "Oh, I'm the truth, I'm the biggest lyricist ever to walk on the Earth." I'm not trying to make music that changes history. No one is doing that anymore. Music has become disposable. You're lucky if your song lasts a month. That's the state of the music industry right now.
I read an interview where you referred to yourself as the "White Jay-Z." Seriously?
I have more street cred than any new dudes: I manage a professional fighter, King Kevin Casey -- who is also a hip-hop superstar -- and every single day I do MMA training with him where I have a 195-pound black belt in Brazilian Ju Jitsu try to punch me in the face. I know for a fact that Jay-Z in his whole life has never been for one hour in the situations I put myself in with my professional fighter.
How good of a rapper are you?
Incredible. I have the biggest mouth on earth, so why wouldn't I be the best rapper -- you know what I mean?
Is it true that your rap nickname is going to be Great White?
I'm going with Great White. Once you get Great White in the game, he's growing each day and is gonna start eating people. That's why I love rap. You can come up with so many different names. This is what people need to realize: Since the 9th grade, I was referred to by my teachers and classmates as "Pratt Daddy." Then it became P. Diddy. I was there first. I have a thousand witnesses saying for years I was known as P. Diddy. Diddy has taken that and done his thing with that.
She's smokin'! | 18 (48%) |
Ew. She's ugly. | 3 (8%) |
She's pretty, but too stuck up. | 16 (43%) |
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**Warning** Video may be offensive to some, or too graphic please take this in mind before watching. As I posted yesterday, US magazine released the footage from Michael Jackson's 1984 Pepsi commerical incident; however it's unknown who obtained the footage.
Like I said yesterday the video is definitely hard to watch, and it's quite heartbreaking. Pepsi has spoken out against the video for the first time & they are not happy. A spokeswoman released the following statement to EW:
"We don't know how the footage became available. Twenty-five years later, we’d question why anyone would want to share such frightening images. It was a terrifying event that we'll never forget.
We were grateful for Michael's recovery and for the chance to continue working with him on a number of successful projects.
As for Michael as an artist, his music helped us define a generation and, like everyone else, we’re deeply saddened by his passing."
I can understand where Pepsi is coming from, I am sure they are hurt by the fact that the video was released. It obviously wasn't meant to be, but if you think you can handle it, watch it above. Poor Michael, we'll say it again R.I.P. We are glad to know that he's in a much better place.
"We don't know where it came from," she says. "We don't know what that footage is. It's 25 years ago. We don’t know who owns it, so we have no recourse as far as I know. I can only tell you what I know. We didn't put it up and we don't know where it came from."
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**Warning** Video may be offensive to some, or too graphic please take this in mind before watching. Thanks to US magazine, we can view the 1984 Pepsi shoot which caused Michael Jackson’s hair to catch on fire leaving him with second and third degree burns on both his face and scalp. Wow, it's tough watching the video and I am horrified that it happened to him.
A lot of rumors have been going around saying that the incident which caused Michael to obviously be in a tremendous amount of pain -- was the cause of his alleged prescription drug addiction. Do U agree?? Honestly, I will say that it's very possible; however you'll never know for sure because Michael is no longer here to tell us that truth. We can only speculate.
PW: This is the biggest role you've ever had in a movie, are you excited for people to see you differently?
Kristin: I'm so excited, I can't wait for people to see this movie[Van Wilder: Freshman Year] and take me seriously as an actress. I was so nervous during filming but I fought for this role. I want people to love it.
PW: Do you like watching yourself on screen?
Kristin: I hate it! I hate watching myself on screen! I absolutely hate it, it's so hard to watch. I can see myself in magazines, but watching on TV or movies is like "ugh.
PW: You mentioned earlier that being on reality TV makes it hard for you to book movies, then why return to "The Hills"?
Kristin: It was a really hard choice for me. MTV's been asking me to do it for years. I 100% want to be an actress, but with "Van Wilder: Freshman Year" coming out and a few other movies, I thought this would be an exciting way for my fans to reconnect with me because they haven't seen what I've been up to since "Laguna Beach." I thought it would help and, after all, it's what made me famous int he first place.
