
- Big win for Barack Obama last night at the Iowa caucus. He won with 38 percent followed by John Edwards and Hilary Clinton. On the Republican side Mike Huckabee beat Mitt Romney, despite the former Massachusetts governor out spending the Arkansas one by millions of dollars. Britney may have stole their thunder, but we bet both campaigns are still celebrating right now as they head to New Hampshire. — CNN
- Pamela Anderson will be proceeding with her divorce from Rick Salomon after all, as she served him with divorce papers on Dec. 28. Not too shocking considering her solo NYE in that too-revealing dress. — Us Weekly
- Natalie Imbruglia and husband Daniel Johns, of the band Silverchair, are separating after four years of marriage because they "have simply grown apart." So sad to hear this couple is "torn" apart! — Reuters
- It looks like those twins J Lo is expecting might be a girl and a boy, as her friends are shopping for baby items in both blue and pink. Somehow we have a feeling that the wardrobe of J Lo's children will go beyond just blue and pink. — Page Six
- Jay Leno was scolded by the Writers' Guild yesterday after the monologue he used on Wednesday's show violated their rules. He (a union member) admitted that he wrote it beforehand and did the same thing again last night. Sounds like he may not have much respect for the strike after all. — People
- Some details in The Great Debaters, which claims to be based on a true story, were changed in order to make the film more compelling. For example, in the film Denzel's debaters face off against a team from Harvard, but they were actually from USC. Hardly seems like a scandalous lie considering other things Hollywood has fabricated in the past.— Page Six
















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Aw, too bad you didnt post a picture of Huckabee too
1and i hope pam followed this one through.
2GO OBAMA!!!
I didn't even know the Brit fiasco was happening because I was watching MSN.
If you want to know specifically where Obama stands on issues, go to his website. They give a brief generalization of his position on many issues, and then if you click on the title, you will see all the nitty gritty specifics of his opinion.
Vote for wisdom, vote for Obama!
(had to do it. I am pretty passionate about intellegence).
3I don't understand what they want Jay Leno to during his show?
4He has to write his own jokes since they're on strike. And Pam is just UGHHH! No surprise there!
What an exciting time in politics! LOVE that pic!
5I'm glad Obama is beating Hillary.
6
7pamela
8JLo is having twins? How did I miss that
9i can't believe brit overshadowed this day jeez!!!!
10let's see if we can 433 comments on this post.
11Oh, I am also said about Natalie Imbruglia and Daniel Johns....they were together FOREVER.
12nyar, maybe 43 comments not 433..
13Yeeeeey 4 J.LO!!!cant wait 2 see her twins!she will be da mommy of a girl and a boy!
14Go Barack! I for one can't wait until November to vote I just wish we could choose between Hillary & Barack.
15Go Barack! I for one can't wait until November to vote I just wish we could choose between Hillary & Barack.
16Britney stole the thunder from the Iowa Caucuses? I don't think so.
17Yay Barack! Haha I agree w/ UrbanBohemian, I didn't know about the Britney thing for ages - I read about caucuses in the wee hours of the morning!
18In a way she did girl had live feed from her house come on!!!!! ABC, FOX allthose people were talking about her. Just pathetic.
19so sad about daniel and natalie. Love the "torn" reference though.
20Did J.Lo use fertility drugs/treatments to get preg-o? Just curious.
And i was too involved in the race/celeb apprentice to notice brit's disasterous night as well.
Weird about Nat & John...a month ago i was commenting to a friend that they were still together. Another one bites the dust.
21No duh details were changed in the Great Debaters. They also never received a trophy, because African Americans were not legally be recognized by USC.
22*sighs* Two of my least favorite candidates...I am more unsettled about Huckabee then anything ... How can a man with little to know experience in Foreign Policy be so popular in a time when war is such an issue. Forget all his other seriously twisted theories on government policy. Bah I want to puke.
23Prayers for New Hampshire.
24Iowa has a caucas, not a primary. Aren't you launching a political site?
25As long as a democrat wins in the end, I don't care. Obama, Hilary, Edwards--I could get behind any of them.
26Ditto
27Congrats to Obama. Everyone is afraid about his being new to politics and even though that is a legimitmate fear, it could also work in his favor...he could really shoot for the stars because of it and frankly, we need it. Javsmav, I totally agree.
28"How can a man with little to know experience in Foreign Policy be so popular in a time when war is such an issue."
Traditional experience doesn't equal foreign relations wisdom. Both Hillary and Edwards voted for the war. Barak spoke out against the war at that time, sticking his neck out against the grain, and said that Iraq would be a very costly war that would lead to an unlimited occupation, because of the regional strife it would cause. He was RIGHT years ago! If you read his positions regarding foreign relations on his website, he really makes a lot of sense. Plus, Bill Clinton had no foreign relations experience when he went into office.
I think being able to ignore political pressure and stick to the facts to come up with a logical conclusion is the most important foreign policy qualification.
29YAY for Obama!!!!
30i'm so sad about Natalie Imbruglia and Daniel Johns, i thought they would have made it.
Pamala has an interest for falling in and out of love.
Boo on Leno
31So happy about Obama! His speech last night was so inspiring and moving.
32I agree Jillness.
I read a while ago that Dick Cheney has the most experience than anyone currently holding an elected gov't position. I don't know the details about that, but if it's true, it doesn't say much for experience!
33DearMissPriss, you are so right! Dick Cheney is the most frightening figure in American politics today, IMO.
Not to mention the fact that Obama has also traveled the world to engage other countries like Russia on issues like Nuclear Proliferation, as well as Darfur.
34Congrats to Obama but I'm really going for Hillary.
35Bokc, i agree with you! i love obama, but i want hilary.
36Congrats to Obama too. But I would NEVER go for Hillary.
37Sad about Natalie & Daniel, although being based in different countries probably isn't the best way to make a marriage work.
38For a Hillary fan, yesterday proved to be quite a disappointment.
39jillness- i think she may of been talking about huckabees ignorance on foreign policy, the fact that he never seems to know or care about the crisis in pakistan or kenya.
anyhoo,i personally am happy obama took iowa and i hope new hampshire is next. he doesnt seem to base opinion upon what others tell him it should be. when he is challenged, he does not fluster or backtrack, he gets his point across with a smile on his face. maybe "inexperience" is exactly what this country needs.
oh and...how sad natalie imbrugilia and daniel johns broke up
40I'm so happy Mike won!!
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