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Milk Heads Down California Coast

PopSugar — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 13:30:32 -0800

The boys of Milk, James Franco, Emile Hirsch, Sean Penn, and Josh Brolin, stepped out to premiere their movie in LA last night. They first walked the red carpet in SF before the election, but Prop. 8 is still a hot topic. Earlier this week, James talked about the close ties between the film and the proposition, saying, "Things [since the '70s] have changed, but with Prop 8, it shows that we are not all the way there. And if Harvey Milk was alive today, there is no doubt he would be fighting Prop 8 as hard as he could. It just shows that this movie isn't just a history lesson. It's showing issues that are still very much alive today." It sounds like the guys brought a lot of passion to their latest project, and maybe their film will open a few eyes when it hits theaters.

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Celebs Who Care About the Environment

PopSugar — Thu, 09 Nov 2006 10:42:39 -0800

The EMAs were last night, and that's the Environmental Media Awards. The event was at the Wilshire Ebell Theatre in L.A. so of course lots of celebs attended to honor those in film and TV that increase awareness of environmental issues. Nicole, Emmanuelle and Kristin looked lovely all dressed up for the night posing on the green carpet and supporting a good cause.

Anthony Kiedis, Flea, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Wilmer Valderrama and Lauren Holly were there as well. It's great to see that so many celebs care about the environment! For more pics just read more

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R-Bils In Boots Visits The Flea Market

Molly — Wed, 26 Sep 2007 11:34:43 -0700

Rachel Bilson and Thurman Murman spent their Sunday afternoon hitting up the flea market in West Hollywood with a friend. It looks like they walked out empty handed, but enjoyed the sunny weather after an abnormally rainy LA weekend. On Monday night we got the first peek at Chuck - and I must say not only did I thoroughly enjoy the premiere, but it got me even more excited for Rachel's guest spot on the show. Plus, she's gotta be excited to be playing a love interest for another scruffy geeky hottie.

Lots more of Rachel out and about so read more

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Drew and Justin Might Be Off the Market

PopSugar — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 14:30:00 -0700

Drew Barrymore and Justin Long paid a visit to a flea market on Sunday in LA. They've been playing it coy, but some early morning bargain hunting won't do much to quiet the rumors that they're dating. All seems to be going well between Justin and Drew, but rumor has it there's a rivalry brewing with another pal - both Drew and her Grey Gardens costar Jessica Lange are being entered in the Best Actress category for the Emmys which could cause tension between the close friends.

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Jessica and Cash Celebrate Their Commitment at Home

PopSugar — Mon, 22 Dec 2008 08:30:00 -0800

Jessica Alba brought her hot post-pregnancy body out in LA on Sunday to visit a flea market with Cash Warren and their daughter Honor. It was a low-key end to a very special weekend, since the couple hosted a party for friends and family at their home on Friday night to celebrate their very private May wedding. Both Jess and Cash gave short speeches about their relationship, and Honor was there in a custom-made dress with angel wings attached. Sounds like a fairy-tale ending for the family of three.

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Becks Is Victorious While Posh Gushes About Her Life

PopSugar — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 11:30:17 -0700

Victoria Beckham brought her boys and BFF Eva Longoria to cheer on David as his LA Galaxy brought in their first victory since June with a score of 5-2 against DC United in Carson on Saturday. Even with a shaky record, the Galaxy were recently named the most valuable team in MLS, attributing its high popularity to Becks. Ticket sales aren't the only thing healthier since the Beckhams moved to LA, even Victoria is more fit than ever. She recently said:

On her new lifestyle: "I run four miles, seven days a week. I feel energised and healthy - there are really nice gyms here and I just enjoy it. […] David puts music on my iPod and Gordon Ramsay bought me trainers where you have a little chip so you can clock how far you’re running. I am eating more. I think you do eat more when you’re working out. And you want to eat healthily, so it’s good all round. […] I don’t really go shopping any more - apart from the flea market I go to every Sunday."
On her current lawsuit against a magazine that claimed she took diet pills: "Lots of young girls do look up to me, and I just think it’s ludicrous that they can completely make something like that up. You have to take these things really seriously."
On her success: "Things are really positive for me and I feel so content. I feel proud of myself because I’ve worked for it and, let’s face it, I don’t have to. I’m so content I’ve even been smiling a bit these days. [...] It feels fantastic that everything I’ve worked so hard for over the past five years is coming together. I’ve been on the covers of Vogue, I’m respected in the fashion industry, and Anna Wintour takes my calls."

With Anna Wintour on the phone and all her other success, life is better than ever for the Beckhams. Plus, it sounds like Victoria gave in to the healthy California lifestyle and she looks fabulous - though we doubt her days of shopping are fully behind her.

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Feeling Bad For Britney

PopSugar — Fri, 21 Jul 2006 10:20:14 -0700

Even Donald Trump and Stephen King have expressed their two cents about the world of Britney Spears. Donald wrote a note on his blog where he sounded like he is rooting for the old Britney we love to return just as much as we are. Stephen King wrote in his EW article that he understands her pain of having to deal with the paparazzi. He too feels bad for her yet for some weird reason he can't stop watching to see what this girl will do next just like all of us. Check out what Stephen wrote about her Dateline interview:

I felt bad for Poor Brit, who looked very young, very pregnant, sometimes very bewildered, and on several occasions pretty dumb. (Losing the gum might have helped.) I felt bad for feeling even a little concerned about her problems, when hundreds of thousands of people are starving in Darfur. I felt bad for Matt Lauer, who looked too smart for the job he was doing. And I felt bad for NBC, who that night gave half an hour to the world's problems at dinnertime and an hour to a slightly over-the-hill pop princess during prime time. Yet there I was. Hell, I even took notes.

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I really want to have sympathy for Britney Spears. And I hate to give the impression that I'm picking on her. But not long ago Britney went on television with Matt Lauer on NBC's "Dateline," pleading for her privacy.

She admitted that she was an emotional wreck but the interview ended up being an incredible train wreck. First, Britney looked terrible. Her skirt was too short. Her makeup was messy. When she opened her mouth, it only got worse. She blamed the paparazzi for her bad image. She didn't admit that she made a mistake by driving with her baby on her lap.

And even though she described her marriage to her husband as awesome, somehow Kevin never managed to show up for the interview. Now I have a problem criticizing Kevin because he goes around and tells people that Donald Trump is his hero. The fact is, it is a pretty strange relationship.

During that interview, Britney complained about all the media attention and tearfully begged to be left alone. I almost bought it.

Until I saw her posing nude - and very pregnant - on the cover of the most recent issue of Harper's Bazaar. She has absolutely nothing to promote - no new record, no movie, no book. So, to a lot of people, it sounds like the only possible thing she could be doing is trying to keep her name in the news.

Inside the magazine, the layout includes a photo of Britney in a backless evening gown carrying her son...and another shot of her lying down on a fur coat wearing nothing but a G-string.

Britney has seen better days. She performed four or five years ago at the Trump Taj Mahal and she was great. Now it seems as if everything's slipping away from her. Britney, don't let that happen. Don't let it slip away. Keep your head on straight.

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The Stephen King Article

The Princess and the Paparazzi

Stephen King on Britney Spears -- The pop of king looks at the recent appearance of the popstar on ''Dateline'' by Stephen King

Let's get one thing straight, okay? In that strange, vulgar, brightly colored section of the popular culture known as Celebrity World, the paparazzi are the lowest form of human life. I have been touched by them only peripherally, and it's been years since I really engaged their flea-like attention, yet recalling their exuberant shouts - ''Hey, Stephen, look over here! Stephen, just one more! Hey, Stephen, where ya goin'?'' - is still enough to make my skin prickle with shame and fury. The intrusion is part of it, the sense of entitlement is more of it, but the constant bray of your first name is the worst of it. They use your first name the way the cops on The Shield do when they're interviewing child molesters.

So when Britney Spears finally broke down during her interview with Matt Lauer on the June 15 version of NBC's Dateline celebrity grope, I wasn't surprised that it was the paps who pushed her over the edge. When asked what she would say to them if she could talk to them as individuals - a ridiculous idea in itself, since when working the paparazzi travel in packs, like hyenas, and when alone they don't exist - Britney replied, ''[I'd tell them] You have babies at home.... You have to realize that we're people.... We just need privacy and we need our respect.''

Never going to happen. And surely Poor Brit, who turns the waterworks off just as quickly as she turns them on, knows this. She has never projected a tenth of Madonna's savoir faire, getting by on a kind of puffy cheerleader charm that isn't in the same league as the Material Girl's come-here-darling-and-let-me-eat-you-alive sensuality, but that doesn't make her stupid. She began setting off flashbulbs at the age of 17, in that oh-baby schoolgirl's outfit. Now she's stuck trying to explain pics of herself driving with her child in her lap and looking like Ms. Yuma Trailer Park of 2006. It's a little embarrassing, but hey, anyone who appears on national TV in a low-cut see-through purple maternity blouse can apparently deal with embarrassment.

And, like Stacy's Mom, Brit's got it goin' on. Let's review the highlights:

Asked about motherhood, she told Lauer, ''It's amazing!''

Asked about appearing on Will & Grace: ''Awesome! So hilarious!''

Asked about marriage to Kevin Federline, he of the coolly slanted little hats: ''Awesome! He's so simple! He's like a boy! His heart is...awesome!''

She also said Kevin is ''working very hard.'' (I'm wondering if that means he's the yard boy, because he's certainly not in this interview.)

Explaining why she was driving with her kid in her lap: ''We're country!''

Every now and then, intercut with the blouse-y, gum-chewing matron who spouts such platitudes as ''Accidents happen'' and ''Love conquers all,'' we glimpsed the light-footed pop princess with the gamine grin that was always her best feature. Even more briefly we saw the ugly paparazzi feeding frenzies that probably ensue every time Britney hits the street...and one image, almost as stark as a police crime-scene photo, of a red-eyed, red-nosed Britney holding her baby to her chest, seeming to ask the camera, Where am I? Who am I? How did I get here? Why are you looking at me?

The answers, in brief, are these: You are in public; you are a pop creation now entering the final third of your active performing career; you got here as a result of youth, publicity, and prurient interest. The answer to the last question is the most unpleasant. We are looking at you, Brit, because we cannot yet look away.

Ms. Spears has enjoyed a fantastically successful career; Matt Lauer was correct in pointing out that ''she's already made her mark in the music world.'' That mark, however, may be drawn in sand rather than concrete. Seven years ago ...Baby One More Time sold 10.5 million albums, and in 2000 Oops...I Did It Again sold 9.2 million. By 2003, however, In the Zone sold only 2.9 million. For most artists, 2.9 million is hardly an ''only,'' but for Brit it's still a drop of 7.6 million units.

Her continued visibility - and, hence, popularity - seems to hinge on the very press that has sliced her up again and again these last few years. The Harper's Bazaar (pregnant, no less!) cover girl obviously understands; during her interview with Lauer, she talked about her life almost exclusively in terms of how she had been depicted in the press, and the interview itself was clearly an attempt to redirect the spin.

In the end, this edition of Dateline was just an hour of feel-bad TV. I felt bad for Poor Brit, who looked very young, very pregnant, sometimes very bewildered, and on several occasions pretty dumb. (Losing the gum might have helped.) I felt bad for feeling even a little concerned about her problems, when hundreds of thousands of people are starving in Darfur. I felt bad for Matt Lauer, who looked too smart for the job he was doing. And I felt bad for NBC, who that night gave half an hour to the world's problems at dinnertime and an hour to a slightly over-the-hill pop princess during prime time. Yet there I was. Hell, I even took notes.

And was I the only man in late middle age who watched? Don't think so. Before the final segment, there was an ad for - you guessed it - Viagra.

Ashley Begins Her Holiday Shopping

PopSugar — Tue, 13 Dec 2005 06:41:22 -0800

Looks like she is getting gifts at a flea market, but I bet she knows how to find a diamond in the rough. As usually she never leaves home with her most important things, her bodyguard, Starbucks and her BlueBerry.

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