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Jack White is a bit of a jack of all trades. Last week his band The Dead Weather released its first album, but that's hardly the only thing on his plate. He's been rocking riotously with former flame Meg White in The White Stripes for more than a decade, jamming with Brendan Benson, Patrick Keeler, and Jack Lawrence of The Raconteurs for about half as long, and popping up occasionally on the big screen in the meantime.
FABTV: The White Stripes, Just Don't Know What to Do
As it was Kate Moss' 35th birthday on Friday I thought I'd share with you another of Kate's music video appearances. This pole dancing video for the White Stripes was directed by Sofia Coppola. The slightly raunchy dancing from Ms.FABTV: The White Stripes "I Just Don't Know What to Do With Myself"
Girls do just want to have fun. Certainly a girl (woman?) named Kate Moss. Did you know about this risqué video?Buzz Gift Guide: Gifts for an Audiophile
Today's holiday gift guide is for your audiophile friend — the one who never hears the phone ring because she's got her headphones on and plans her social schedule around her favorite bands' tour dates.
Your audiophile friend might already own all seven pre-In Rainbows Radiohead albums — but just in case, check out this bizarrely cute USB stick that contains the band's complete recordings from 1993 to 2003, including bonus content. Too techie?
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- This early image of the Joker from The Dark Knight on the cover of the not-yet-released January issue of Empire magazine has made its way to JoBlo, and consequently everywhere else.
- Speaking of more movie pictures, check out many more stills from the fourth Indiana Jones movie (including Shia's worst hairdo ever) over on AintItCoolNews.
- TV Squad compares the Jay Lenos of 1997 and 2007.
- Want to watch Jack White fight a bull? Stereogum has the video for the White Stripes' "Conquest."
- YumSugar already has her TiVo set for the Top Chef holiday special.
- Popwatch says Vince Vaughn's "nut guard" is Swingers so he's protected from Fred Claus ruining his entire career.
- TiFaux writes about the best and worst TV credit sequences.
- Cinematical has found an excellent movie-related holiday gift guide. I think my fave is the t-shirt the Cinematical peeps chose to feature in their post.
- The Telefile says it's really, really time for The Bachelor to hang it up.
Sugar Bits - Rosie Turns Down Oprah
- Oprah wanted to have Rosie O'Donnell on her show to discuss her new book, Celebrity Dextox, but Rosie has decided to talk to Diane Sawyer instead. Maybe she's not a fan of Oprah's book club, but she did say in her blog that there is no feud going on. - Page Six
- Simon Cowell gave Ryan Seacrest's Emmy performance 2 and a half stars.
Buzz News Roundup, 9/12
- Rolling Stone reports that the White Stripes have canceled their fall tour on account of Meg's "acute anxiety."
- According to the BBC, Ang Lee has cut out 30 minutes of his sexy espionage thriller Lust, Caution for audiences in China.
- Variety reports that if you have On Demand service, you can watch all of NBC's pilots for free right now.
- Former "Saturday Night Live" star Chris Parnell has joined the cast of the ABC comedy "Miss/Guided," Zap2it reports.
- Variety reports that Run, Fat Boy, Run is the No. 1 movie in the U.K.
- Led Zepplin is reforming for one night only, at a tribute show for the late Atlantic Records co-founder Ahmet Ertegun, Billboard reports.
- "The Closer" broke its own cable ratings record for its season finale on Monday, writes the Hollywood Reporter, drawing 9.2 million viewers.
- Things weren't as rosy for "Tell Me You Love Me" and "Curb Your Enthusiasm," both of which had disappointingly low ratings for their premieres, according to the Hollywood Reporter.
- Paul Morrison will direct Little Ashes, a movie about the young life and loves of Salvador Dali, Luis Bunuel and poet Federico Garcia Lorca, says Variety.
- Hollywood Reporter has news that Naomi Campbell will star in a film adaptation of the novel Bad Love.
- Don Cheadle will star in a live-action film version of the 1971 children's book Hotel for Dogs, Variety reports.
- Meanwhile, ComingSoon reports that Adam Brody and Josh Lucas have been cast in the drama Death in Love.
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Sugar Bits — Demi Moore To Support Susan Boyle In Person
- Demi Moore will support Susan Boyle in person at Britain’s Got Talent final — Sun
- Danielle Lloyd could have lost her leg after unprovoked nightclub attack — Daily Mail
- Davina McCall's daytime talkshow is not getting interest from broadcasters — Guardian
- The White Stripes' Meg White married Jackson Smith in Nashville on Friday — People
- Jesus Luz has no plans to marry and says Madonna is "just a friend" — PA
- Guy Ritchie is reportedly set to direct a remake of musical Guys And Dolls — The Sun
- Mike Tyson's 4-year-old daughter died after a tragic accident at home — AP
Sugar Bits — Michael Barrymore's Pool Death Case Closed
- Michael Barrymore has gained some "closure" from Attorney General Baroness Scotland’s decision to block a second inquest in to the death of Stuart Lubbock, who was found in the TV presenter's pool after a party in 2001. — Daily Star
- Alicia Keys and the White Stripes' Jack White will record the theme song to James Bond film Quantum of Solace. "Another Way To Die", written and produced by Jack, will be the first duet in Bond soundtrack history.
Redheads, White and Blue at Anglomania Fashion Show
The stars were out in London yesterday for Vivienne Westwood's Anglomania fashion show at Selfridges' underground car park, featuring gorgeous Daisy Lowe as one of the models. Bonnie Wright was looking fresh faced in her blue and white striped top, and Nicola Roberts posed for photos with Dionne Bromfield who sang at the event. Florence Welch and Little Boots aka Victoria Hesketh were also among the guests — Victoria's commented on criticism of her weight today, judging from these photos she has nothing to worry about!
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