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Ronan Keating "Dumbfounded" By Stephen Newspaper Story
Ronan Keating has been focusing on work lately, following his Boyzone bandmate Stephen Gately's tragic death. Ronan performed in Australia this weekend, while here in the UK The Observer published an interview with him where he gave some insight into how he's been feeling since Stephen passed, as well as commenting on the Jan Moir scribed newspaper article that caused much controversy. Here are some extracts from his interview:
- On his bad days: "Horrible, you can't breathe, you feel like your chest is collapsing, the walls are coming in on top of you.
Katie Has a Big Surprise to Reveal as She Flies Away
Katie Price brought a pop of colour to her dark outfit with her bright pink nails as she flew from Heathrow to LA yesterday. While rumours fly about her possible return to I'm A Celebrity, Kate's taken to her OK! magazine column to respond to suggestions she's pregnant.
Lucie Jones is the Fifth Act to Leave The X Factor
It was movies week on The X Factor, and the contestants got to enjoy a movie during the week when they walked the red carpet at the premiere of A Christmas Carol. John & Edward divided opinion with "Ghostbusters" on Saturday while Jamie Archer received praised for showing his emotional side in "Crying". Lloyd Daniels may have survived being in the bottom two last week, but he was told he's out of his depth by the other judges after his rendition of "Stand By Me".
Momofuku's David Chang Talks Sabbaticals and San Francisco
We've always been huge fans of New York chef and restaurateur David Chang: He was Sugar's pick for Best Restaurant Chef of 2008. By fusing innovative flavor combinations and haute kitchen techniques with casual dining, the Momofuku overlord revolutionized the restaurant scene in America.
What's most refreshing about Chang, however, are his irreverent demeanor and unapologetic opinions.
Rachel Adedeji is the Fourth Act to Leave The X Factor
It was Rock week on The X Factor this week, where Lucie Jones looked rather like Kristen Stewart during her performance of "Sweet Child of Mine" and John & Edward divided opinion yet again with their version of "We Will Rock You"! Danyl Johnson's confidence was very obviously knocked by being in the bottom two last week, and his performance was pretty shaky, but the public brought him back. Bon Jovi and JLS performed on tonight's show as we waited for the results, which brought surprisingly bad news for Rachel Adedeji and Lloyd Daniels, who were the bottom two in the public vote after their performances on Saturday.
Sandra Lee Shoots Back at Food Elitists
To promote her appearance as a celebrity volunteer on Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, TV chef Sandra Lee chatted with Walletpop about the merits of jarred garlic, premade cosmos, and other random musings. But the Food Network star waits for the end of the interview to leave the biggest takeaway: Being a foodie isn't about snobbery. "A lot of people think that foodies are this huge, elitist group in the sky that are there to critique and to judge.
Health Headlines: Shame, Sanitizer, and Fit Immune Systems
After nursing two sick children last week, these headlines caught my attention, since staying well is always on my mind.
Shame "Boosts Hand Washing Rate" — BBC
"Is the person next to you washing with soap?" This is the shaming message used to scare Brits using public restrooms into washing their hands .
Fab Cover: Tatler Celebrates 300th Anniversary!
Tatler magazine is this month celebrating being older than some countries – it's 300th anniversary! The London based publication has been bringing fashion, style and society news for three centuries and is marking the occasion with a very royal covergirl. It promises to be the biggest issue ever boasting 408 pages and a triple fold cover.
The Good Wife Is a Must Watch for Mothers
To say that Alicia Florrick from CBS's new show is The Good Wife is an understatement. After her politician husband Peter (Chris Noth) is embroiled in a sex scandal, she publicly appears with him. We've all wondered why real-life women like Elizabeth Edwards and Silda Spitzer stood by their men despite being humiliated.
Unforgiveable Newspaper Error Is Corrected (As a Side Note)
I believe this deserves a full-page apology.
Thank you, College Humor!
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