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Kirstie Alley fired for being fat
Kirstie Alley has once again lost her battle of the bulge. The former Jenny Craig spokeswoman has lost her contract with them after weighing in at an estimated 200 – 220 pounds. Kirstie claimed that she was 145 pounds at her slimmest on Jenny Craig.Kirstie Alley to become an authority on weight loss as well as the mind
Despite the fact that Kirstie Alley hasn’t yet lost the 75 pounds that she gained back in the past year, prompting Jenny Craig not to renew her contract as spokesperson, she has announced that she’s going to start her own “Weight Loss Brand” in 2009. Maybe she’s doing this to help motivate her to put her money where her mouth isn’t, and hopes that she’ll lose the weight and eventually be able to cash in on it. She’s got to make back some of that $5 million she gave to Scientology somehow: The weight-loss field is wide open and not immune to new ideas and improved solutions for the fat problems that plague many of us Americans every day.Kirstie Alley Signs Deal with Oprah
Kirstie Alley has signed a deal with Oprah Winfrey’s Harpo Productions to develop television projects — which could include her own daily show. “Kirstie is a tremendous talent who is incredibly relatable and a true fan favorite,” said Tim Bennett, president of Harpo Productions. The actress, 57, recently stepped away from her role as an official spokeswoman for Jenny Craig, and announced plans to launch her own weigh-loss brand.Celebrity Mom/Mum Showdown… Round 1 - Couple 3: Reese Witherspoon vs. Kirstie Alley
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Celebrity Mom/Mum Showdown… Round 1 - Couple 3: Reese Witherspoon vs. Kirstie Alley
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Rosie, Roseanne Talk Smack About Celebs in Raunchy Joint Appearance
Rosie O'Donnell and Roseanne Barr opened the New York Comedy Festival Tuesday night at the Lincoln Center -- and nothing was off limits. Controversial former View host O'Donnell, who began her career in stand-up, took the stage first shortly after 8 p.m. to thunderous applause and a standing ovation.Tom and Katie keep Suri under wraps
Where in the world has Suri Cruise been? The normally ubiquitous toddler hasn’t been spotted in eight weeks, and theories on her sudden removal from the public eye are abundant. Some sources say Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes have been keeping their little rugrat at home because the paparazzi crush at a recent restaurant outing frightened her; others are speculating that the couple is purposely keeping Suri’s profile low in anticipation of her big birthday bash next month.Kelly Preston opens up about her marriage and life
Kelly Preston is opening up about what makes her 17- year marriage to John Travolta tick, and why she chooses not to live in the vortex of Hollywood. “We don’t really live in L.A.,” Preston tells Extra. “We live in Florida.Oprah Winfrey’s massive media empire in a downturn
While I would never bet against the Oprah Winfrey franchise continuing to grow the New York Times just wrote an article saying the “O” brand is currently in a down turn. According to Nielsen Media Research, the average audience for The Oprah Winfrey Show has fallen nearly 7 percent this year, the third straight year of decline. According to the Audit Bureau of Circulations, the sales of O, The Oprah Magazine, has fallen by more than 10 percent in the last three years, and the magazine is now seeking a new editor in chief after the announced retirement of its longtime steward, Amy Gross.John Travolta pushes Scientology to cure Jeff Conaway’s drug addiction
Thank goodness Scientology is around to cure all of society’s ills. Who needs a professional psychologist or addiction medicine expert to help you battle your increasingly debilitating drug addictions when Xenu can jiggle your brain juices around and spruce you right up? Jeff Conaway, star of such hits as “Grease,” “Taxi,” and more recently “Celebrity Rehab” has had quite the challenge sobering up on the reality show.
Inside the Cult of Scientology
I was reading an article in Vanity Fair magazine, that referred to the one below published in 1991 on Time magazine about the intrincate dealings inside the "church" of Scientology.
Monday, May. 06, 1991
Cover Story: The Thriving Cult of Greed and Power
By RICHARD BEHAR
By all appearances, Noah Lottick of Kingston, Pa., had been a normal, happy 24-year-old who was looking for his place in the world.
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