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Lindsay's Back to Her Old Tricks, Some New Ones

PopSugar — Mon, 14 May 2007 23:37:29 PDT

Here are some more shots from Lindsay's controversial spread in the June/July issue of Radar Magazine. Of course what's LL without a little controversy? You'd think she would have laid low a little this weekend while vacationing with latest boy toy Calum Best in the Bahamas but rumor has it she was partying as much as ever. The two took in a Janet Jackson concert on Friday night, after which she was seen at the Atlantis' Aura night club with "a cigarette in one hand and a bottle of Jack Daniels in the other." Her man was also seen smoking a dubious substance so it's not like he's helping any. Obviously she's the same old bad girl Lindsay updated with a summer fling to help her indulge in all her addictive behaviors. Sounds like we are in for an exciting summer. Stay tuned.

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Okay, Who Gave Lohan the Firearm?

Molly — Tue, 08 May 2007 12:41:58 PDT

Despite recently admitting that she would be sad without paparazzi attention, Lindsay Lohan is out, gun blazing on the June cover of RADAR Magazine.

The little vixen -- who posed with a series of weapons during the photoshoot, including a flamethrower and a submachine gun -- reportedly posed for this cover because she wants "people to pay attention."

While she is not actually in the article, there are more pictures of her inside. Judging from this one, they won't be tame.

So what do you guys think, does Linds look sexy and badass? Or is mixing sex and violence in this way the wrong message to send young women? Or is it just silly considering we know that she really loves the paparazzi's attention?

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Jim Carrey: Crazy Genius or Just Crazy?

Molly — Thu, 01 Feb 2007 11:21:09 PST

Jim Carrey has worn a lot of hats in his career, stunning impersonator, shaggy haired eccentric, slapstick comedian, children's book caricature, and that's just the beginning. In recent years, the man who immortalized the phrase "laces out" has been somewhat of a recluse, with rumors of on-set "diva-like" behavior and "obsessive" tendencies following him from project to project. While he seems to have settled down and found something like love with Jenny McCarthy (over a shared passion for fabulous hair, of course), his past few movies have all been cancelled before coming to life, and his newest film, The Number 23, is independent and dark, hardly a typical Jim Carrey vehicle. In the upcoming Radar Magazine, they break down the mystique of Jim Carrey, and try to answer the question of whether he will ever return to his Dumb and Dumber roots:

As he [shot a scene in 23], Carrey wrote on walls. He wrote on himself. And then, as the cameras rolled, he unzipped his fly and urinated. That last part wasn't in the script. Perhaps if Carrey weren't himself obsessed with the number 23, or if he didn't have a reputation for being both dark and obsessive, taking a leak on the set would have simply been regarded as an admirable commitment to his role–which is how dirrector Joel Schumacher sees it: "If Brando had done it in the early days, or De Niro, it would now be considered genius because they stayed in character."
"He's a tough guy to get along with, but he's not a dick," says a writer who's worked with him. "He doesn't kick people so he can feel better about himself."
"I've never seen a more meticulous re–hearser," adds director Brad Silberling (Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events). What appears to be an off-the-cuff performance "is like choreography.…He spends an unbelievable amount of time at home, alone, rehearsing."
Whispers about his behavior became painfully public during the filming of his last comedy, 2005's Fun with Dick and Jane, on which Carrey's delays and demands caused the budget to balloon dramatically. Production on the film was so traumatic that Dean Parisot, its genial director, began referring to the project as "Fun with Jane."

As a huge Jim Carrey fan, it's fascinating (if not, at times, troubling) to get a glimpse into his personal struggles with his craft and the feelings of those who have worked closely with him throughout the years. No doubt there will be many different Jim Carreys in the years ahead, and I can't wait to see any of his incarnations. And if I don't see you, good afternoon, good evening and good night.

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Radar Sneak Peek: These Guys Are Poison

Molly — Thu, 01 Feb 2007 00:28:51 PST

Radar Magazine is back, and from the looks of it, the third time might just be the charm for the smart-alec (or at least that's what my mom would call it) gossip-y rag. I'm here to bring you a sneak peek of the premiere issue of attempt tres--a list of the most Toxic Bachelors around. Take notes, ladies, 'cause you need all the protection from these guys you can find. The article is full of some great gems (Moby slept with Natalie Portman when she was 20? Who knew?) and fun facts about these lecherous men and their, ahem, assets (oh, get your mind out of the gutter, they're talking things like Colin Farrell's accent). Here's a taste:

Joe Francis
Sexual assault allegations seem to follow the flesh merchant wherever he goes. In 2003 Francis was arrested in Panama City, Florida, for allegedly filming two 17-year-olds engaged in sexual activity...Despite his rep, Francis has managed to squeeze some "wild" out of higher-shelf talent like Kimberly Stewart, Lindsay Lohan and Jimmy Choo president Tamara Mellon [ed note: Uh, Paris, too].
Jeremy Piven
Here's a report from another Piven pal: "At a party at our house, he ended up getting it on with some girl in the hot tub on our deck. My boyfriend was making margaritas and almost got electrocuted from the wave of water that splashed over the side from all the movement. [Piven's] favorite thing to say was, 'if masturbation is a crime, then I should be on death row.'"
Moby (Noted "Stealth Toxic")
Moby might speak softly, but according to downtown butterfly, the business cards he's been known to hand out at parties say it all: "I really, really, really, really...Want to f*** you."
Colin Farrell
Since his arrival stateside he's worked his way through the young and trashy set, from Paris to Britney to Lindsay, and a battery of models, including one who bore him a son. As he told W magazine, "When I come to town I [bleep] everything I can."

Um, can you say Sexy? After the jump, read the whole article, including a nifty timeline of seminal toxic events ranging from the date of Ted Kennedy's birth to Josh Hartnett's recent NYC Bathroom sexcapades (sorry, I hate that word, too).

Update: To get the full story, you'll have to pick up the mag when it hits stands February 13. Until then, for more Radar fun, check out Radar Online.

18 Ways Michael Fassbender Puts the Sex in Sexy

Tara Sharp — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 11:00:00 PST

Michael Fassbender is hot, hot, hot! The sexy Irishman bared it all as a sex addict in the award-buzzy flick Shame, he spanked Keira Knightley as psychiatrist Carl Jung in A Dangerous Method, and in addition to spilling sexy secrets in his cover story for The Hollywood Reporter, he does a striptease for W Magazine's February issue. Did we mention he speaks fluent German and is set to play a vampire alongside Tilda Swinton and Mia Wasikowska this year? Besides his devilish grin and proclivity toward playing naughty bad boys, here are a few of the many reasons Michael Fassbender is on our sexy radar.

Jillian Michaels Covers Shape: I Don't Like Exercise

FitSugar — Thu, 14 Apr 2011 01:51:02 PDT

Jillian Michaels covers Shape magazine for its May 2011 issue, on newsstands April 18.

Here's what the celebrity trainer had to share:

On her own battle with obesity: "I was 12 when my parents divorced. I had been a chubby kid anyway, but that was when I hit 175 pounds - and I was only five feet tall. Those were the '80s and there was a lack of knowledge about diet. My mom thought juice was better than soda, and crackers were healthier than chips. Obesity wasn’t on the radar the way it is now."
On having cellulite: "There's this one dimple on the back of my butt that's like a cavern. I swear to you, it's just un-friggin'-believable! No matter how thin I get, I still have cellulite. I've tried every cream. I've ironed my ass at the plastic surgeon's office with a laser - nothing worked. I've finally reached a point where I accept my flaw, but that doesn't mean I feel good about it.”
On not loving exercise: "I don’t like to exercise. Let’s face it, there are plenty of other things we’d all rather be doing. I know how good I’m going to feel when I’m finished, so I make myself do it - but I like to get in and get out."

Kate Krader Talks Cocktails and Restaurants

YumSugar — Tue, 28 Jun 2011 03:07:48 PDT

For the past 18 or so years, Kate Krader has been the restaurant editor at Food & Wine magazine. If there is anyone who knows about dining trends, it's Kate! After she candidly described a day in her glamorous life, she spoke with us about cocktails, menus, and more. Here's how the conversation went down:

YumSugar: You recently came out with Food & Wine Cocktails 2011. What's your favorite drink in the book?
Kate Krader: There's a bunch of awesome cocktails. Phil Ward's old-fashioned with tequila. The new drinks that are made by chefs are cool. More chefs are getting involved in cocktail programs! Linton Hopkins's sidecar is really good. Wylie Dufresne's sake drink is the best one I've ever tasted.

To see if Kate prefers a short or long menu, keep reading.