
- Brad Pitt donated $100,000 to help fight California's Proposition 8, which would eliminate same-sex couples' right to marriage. He said in a statement, "no one has the right to deny another their life, even though they disagree with it." — LA Times
- Hilary Swank was hospitalized briefly to remove a "small benign growth" and is now recuperating. — People
- Jerry Seinfeld's Microsoft ads with Bill Gates have been pulled from the air, although the company is saying it was always the intention to use them only as a teaser. — LA Times
- Gisele Bundchen is putting some of her jewelry up for sale at Christie's on Oct. 15 and will donate part of the proceeds to nonprofit organization the Diamond Empowerment Fund. Sources are speculating these are previous gifts from Leonardo DiCaprio. — WWD
- Denise Richards' reality show It's Complicated has been renewed for another season and begins filming again soon. — Us Weekly
- Gary Coleman was charged with reckless driving and disorderly conduct yesterday after hitting someone with his car when they took photos of him at a bowling alley. — TMZ
















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Nice. Good for Brad.
And who still wants to take pictures of Gary Coleman, anyway?!
1good for brad
2Those Microsoft ads were horrible! they wont be missed...but I bet a lot of my clients will be calling trying to purchase them now.
3would that "small benign growth" have been a penis?
4GO BRAD!
But um.. i didn't understand those commercials for anything. They made NO sense to me.
5get well hilary
sweet of brad
6LMAO caterpillargirl....
NICE WORK BRAD!!!!!
7Denise Richard's show has been renewed?! Am I reading this correctly?
8Well done Brad, well done!
9I thought her show was cancelled!
10If they were looking for the hot, talented Seinfeld, Microsoft was about 10 years too late--his wife is now! Those ads blew overpaid chunks.
11LMAO Caterpillargirl.
caterpillargirl - too freaking funny.
12Yay Brad!
13I didn't even get those Microsoft ads, they were dumb. Make fun of me all you want but Denise Richard's show really isn't that bad.
14Go BRAD.
15See.... I kind of liked those Microsoft Ads
16GO BRAD!!!couldnt agree more
17My boyfriend doing good as usual!
18Sorry to ya'll but I dont approve gay marriage. I think that nowadays being gay has been taken out of proportion and making it "normal" would open a lot of doors. 3 out of 10 people are real gays (hormonal imbalance) the rest are just promiscous and confused. Sorry just my opinion.
19And what an opinion it is.
20Yes and sooooooooooooo true!
21pitip thats an opinion and science!!the opinion you are entitled to. but the science bit is wrong.
22p.s. ignorance is hereditary you know??
no really
cos i said so.......
blah
So what you're saying, pitip, is that people are gay only because there is something medically "wrong" with them, or something wrong with their character. In other words, there must be something wrong with a person if they're gay.
23JudeC dont let her get to you. whatever backwater minister is teaching her the facts of life obviously screwed up lol
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25Please read "Born Gay: The Psychobiology of Sex Orientation" by British researchers Glenn Wilson and Qazi Rahman before talking.
26I did not mean to upset anybody , it is just my personal opinion and I dont have anything against anybody. I have relatives that are gay. Nobody knows (not even science) why people turn/or are born gay (that is still a BIG question). My apologies for the misunderstanding or if my point of vie upset anyone.
27i read the a-z of science by noddy last night so im good for now thanks!!
28my point being you cant read one book by someone and make it fact. if that were the case mein kamf is all true too
mein kampf i mean
29to continue you can write a book backed up by dubious sources whose importance is overstated every day of the week. if you dont like gay marriage well thats your opinion. but being gay is not hormonal. trust me. biology is my thing
30it's nice to hear that brad is supporting something in our own country once again. he's always giving to different organizations and i think that it's a great thing that he's doing. you're 100% right in there - no one should have the power or right to say who you can or cannot marry
i hope that hilary is doing ok. i read about this story a while ago and it's never a good thing to hear about people being hospitalized.
i never understood the point of those microsoft commercials to be honest - i didn't even know that they were for the brand until a while of watching them since they weren't talking about any real product.
that's nice of giselle - that she's going to donate proceeds from the sale of her stuff. it's not like she's hard up for any cash since she's one of the HIGHEST paid models out there.
sadly enough, i watched denise's show and it was MUCH better than the lohan mess so i can understand why they are renewing it. i hope that it gets more exciting
as for coleman - yea..um..he needs to get things in check - he's been on a decline lately and that's not a good thing.
31peace ptip. thats nice to say that. but i hope you change your mind. why any of us fancy one person over the other you know. i like johnny depp, you may find him repulsive. some people are attracted to qualities they see in same sex partners. finally these arent marriages but legal unions. its right that people who devote their lives to each other have rights. im bored tonight and must goo
32nighty
There are many thoeries and none has been proven... a gene? a virus? mental? I am not a doctor nor can argue about it, but there is no evidence of what causes the imbalance.
33It's all good, pitip. We're all entitled to our opinions, and to speak them
34ptip one last thing. whatever the truth of the above. i would argue it is not something that can 'be cured'. i dont understand why people obscess so much in america about this topic. what does it matter who people choose to sleep with. we can all chose. ive studied biology and believe me we are just animals who go instinct
35Yes you are right. The reason why I dont like the idea of gay-marriage is that not all people take it seriously (not even heterosexuals). Even now a days our laws are making it more difficult for people to get married by making them take mandatory classes/preparation to discourage impulsive decisions and which I think is great! Not all people like this but hey maybe the next time one decides to get married one will think it thru.
36hey im getting married after being with my man 6 years soo im with you there. do it once and think about it first!!
37You're embarrassing yourself pitip. I don't think "theory" in a scientific context means what you think it means.
38I'm voting NO on prop 8!! I believe in equal rights for all, regardless of what I personally believe (although I do take a very liberal, human sexuality is on a sliding scale, and labels like "gay" and "straight" are man-made boxes that we try to force ourselves into, and which do not reflect reality...) No one has the right to force their beliefs on anyone else. Gay people are not second class citizens! Everyone should have the right to marry the one they love.
That's just MY opinion.
39Good thing we have you, Ptip, to tell us who people should sleep with and love, and how serious marriage is. If I want to marry my same sex cousin for the weekend, that is my prerogative, and not yours to decide for me.
40And just so you know humans have been sword fighting, bumping bumpers and tossing salads for all of history, it ain't nothing new!
What's new (400 years or so) is this puritan fear on sex, hot, sweaty sex. And a divorce to follow.
Good for Brad.
41First of all, sexuality (wherever it happens to lie within the wide spectrum) is not a disease, no matter what. That was formally established by the medical community back in the 60s. We love who we love. Even though genetics and such may contribute somewhat to our sexual orientation they do not command it.
Some people love people for WHO they are, not what genatalia they own. I've always been attracted to men, but that's just because all the people I've had romantic chemistry with have been male. Who knows. There might be a lady out there who is my soul mate. Just because I currently identify as straight doesn't mean I judge romantic partners by their gender. See 'Chasing Amy'.
At any rate, good on Brad. He seems to be a really good role model for how Hollywood should allocate some of their millions to charity. He walks the walk to. He doesn't just donate money, he donates TIME to the cause (like actually physically helping do carpentry and stuff in New Orleans after Katrina).
42Just apologizing because I cannot spell 'genitalia'.
43Ohmy gosh I forgot to add that I can't believe that "It's Complicated" got renewed for another season. Ugh Denise Richards.
And I hate those Microsoft ads. They make no sense whatsoever.
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