Kim Kardashian Feeds The Homeless

Not with her big breasts though, even though those puppies could probably produce enough milk to feed a homeless shelter. Either way, Kim Kardashian was out in Beverly Hills the other day and conviently gave a homeless man $20 in front of the paparazzi.

Funny Trees

Dont ask me what they are doing.

Confused Vision

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Jennifer Aniston 'mystery man'.

Tongues have been wagging in Hollywood for the past week - because our favourite celebrity singleton, Jennifer Aniston, has been spotted with yet another 'mystery man'.

Jen was seen driving away from best friend Courteney Cox Arquette's house with Mr Mystery in the passenger seat. But now he's no longer so mysterious because he's been identified as Brian Bourma, a key grip on the actress's latest movie.

'They met on the set of Travelling in Vancouver, where he was in charge of moving lights and other heavy equipment,' says an insider. 'He's actually quite a ladies' man. He's dated actresses before.'

Yes, but is he dating this actress - or was kind-hearted Jennifer just giving him a lift? Watch this space!

Can born-again virgins really be virgins again?

The fantasy of the virginal female coming to us to be her "first," putting complete and utter confidence and trust in us to deliver her first sexual experience is both empowering and frightening. However, for some men virginity is more of a sexual disease than it is an attractive virtue. So, why are women trying to regain their lost innocence? Some women who once made the "mistake" of letting their first be anyone other than their husbands are turning to religion (prayers and thought) or radical surgery (reconstruction of the hymen) to reclaim their lost purity for the sake of their future husbands. But, should they be allowed to backpedal once they've taken the sexual plunge into experience?

Jeri Ryan Had a Baby

since divorcing politician Jack Ryan in 1999 and setting in place a series of events that would, nearly a decade later, result in Barack Obama emerging as the front-runner for the U.S. presidency, Jeri's remarried, and she just had a baby.

Little Gisele Eme was born Sunday in Los Angeles, weighing 7 lbs., 13 oz. Mother and baby are healthy.

Congrats, Jeri!

Mother Lohan Gets E! Reality Show

After months of speculation, E! Entertainment Television has greenlit a reality show centered on Lindsay Lohan's mother, Dina Lohan, and her 14-year-old daughter, Ali. Tentatively titled Living Lohan, the eight-episode series, set to debut this summer, will follow Dina as she balances life as a mother and a manager trying to help launch Ali's career as an aspiring singer-actress. The show, from Bunim-Murray Prods. and Maloof TV, will chronicle Ali and Dina's upcoming trip to Las Vegas, where Ali is set to start work on a solo album — which will release on the Maloofs' Interscope-owned record label. While in Vegas, the duo will stay at the Maloof-owned Palms hotel. Though the show will also feature Dina's two sons, 11-year-old Cody and 20-year-old college student Michael, so far, there are no plans to have Lindsay appear, though producers leave that door wide open, pointing out that anything's possible with such a ''close-knit family.''

Skin Scandal "American Idol"

Every "American Idol" seems to have a skin scandal, and this year's involves pretty guy David Hernandez, a gay strip club, and a big trove of half-nude pics of David tending bar. Hernandez worked as a bartender at a gay club and the saucy snaps of that gig have landed on VoteForTheWorst.com. And today, the manager of a strip club called Dick's Cabaret in Phoenix. tells the AP that Hernandez performed fully nude and did lap dances for the mostly male clientele at Dick's -- and "made good money" to boot. No word if he'll face the fate of Season Three's Frenchie Davis. FOX tells , "We don't comment on the personal lives of the show participants."

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Chef Faked Resume To Be On TV

Celebrity chef Robert Irvine has been exposed. His resume, which boasts of impressive feats such as having cooked for Britain’s Royal Family, making the wedding cake for Prince Charles and Princess Diana and cooking for various U. S. presidents, is partly fabricated.

His reputation now deflated like an unsuccessful soufflé, Irvine is beginning to witness the results of his actions. The Food Network, where he stars on his own culinary show, “Dinner: Impossible,” announced it would not renew Irvine’s contract.

The network will air the remaining episodes of the current season, the series’ fourth, and will be looking for a replacement chef. “We rely on the trust that our viewers have in the accuracy of the information we present, and Robert challenged that trust,” the network said in a written release.

The British-born Irvine first confessed his fabrications to the St. Petersburg Times in a Feb. 17 article. He told the paper he had resorted to embellishments in order to soothe his hurt ego.

“I met people with all this money, it was like trying to keep up with the Joneses. I was sitting in a bar one night and that came out. It was stupid,” he confessed.

“I was wrong to exaggerate in statements related to my experiences in the White House and the Royal Family,” Irvine said in a written statement. “I am truly sorry for misleading people and misstating the facts.”

BAD OCSCAR 2008 [pics]

Older actresses like Jane Russell should not be stylistically forced to emulate Dorothy Zbornak.

Daniel Day Lewis' wife, Rebecca Miller, proves there will be blood -- for dressing like a 19th century saloon waitress.

Did Diablo Cody write "Juno" or jungle? An exposed tat and a gown is awful -- but is it emo too?

After this unfortunate outfit, the only thing mom-to-be Cate Blanchett will be craving is another stylist.

In Sarah Larson's defense, any dress looks awful standing next to gorgeousness that is The Clooney -- but there's no excuse for wearing bathroom wallpaper.

Faye Dunaway proves if you aren't nominated for an Oscar -- just dress like one!

Spike Lee should do the right thing and wear a classic tux, while Wesley Snipes looks like he should be holding Diddy's umbrella.

Marion Cotillard's fishy number made a big SPLASH last night.

Calista Flockhart is at the Oscars, but her hair is at UCLA studying for finals.

What is Eric Stoltz doing at the Oscars in a one-arm Van Nuys High School graduation gown?

Ellen Page in a cutting edge outfit -- for Kathy Bates. This look needs to be aborted.

Former Miss SV one of 10 on Oprah Winfrey’s new show

Last May, some people in this city stirred as they heard rumors that television star and media mogul Oprah Winfrey may be in town as part of a new reality show.She never appeared, but locals did find out that former Miss Sierra Vista Brandi Milloy.

The show, which is produced by Winfrey’s Harpo Productions, is made up of eight one-hour episodes that have Milloy and nine other contestants on a mission to “change the lives of complete strangers in the most creative and dramatic ways,” according to ABC.“In this intense competition, the contestants criss-cross the country, scrambling to find ways to impact the fates and fortunes of unsuspecting people who are in for the surprise of their lives,” an ABC promotional news release says.

Democratic Candidates Trade Gibes Across Ohio

Obama Takes On Clinton on Foreign Policy

Sen. Barack Obama sharply questioned Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton's claims of extensive foreign policy experience Sunday, pushing back against her argument that only she is prepared to handle national security as president as the two raced toward a pair of potentially decisive primary contests.
Obama, nearly crossing paths with his main rival as both Democrats campaigned across central Ohio, said Clinton argues that she has "all this vast foreign policy experience" but failed to read the National Intelligence Estimate before voting in 2002 to authorize the invasion of Iraq.
"We're still waiting to hear Senator Clinton tell us what precise foreign policy experience that she is claiming that makes her prepared to answer that phone call at 3 in the morning," Obama said, to cheers at a town hall meeting here.
Betting the future of her campaign on victories in Ohio and Texas on Tuesday, Clinton is closing out her effort with the argument that she would be best prepared to handle an international crisis, even running a provocative ad on the topic. She made that case again on Sunday, blending the argument with a description of herself as a "fighter, a doer and a champion" for low-income workers in this economically stressed region that has seen massive job losses.

McCain Channels His Inner Hillary

BEFORE they were sidetracked into a new war against The New York Times, the Rush Limbaugh posse had it right about John McCain. He is a double agent. Some Democrats do admire and like him. So does Jon Stewart, and so do many liberal editorial boards and card-carrying hacks in the mainstream American press. So, in fact, do many at The Times, including myself. As long as I don’t look too hard at the fine print.
You’ve got to love a guy who said a few years ago that he regretted likening Mr. Limbaugh to “a circus clown” because of all the complaints from circus clowns insulted by the comparison. “I would like to extend my apologies to Bozo, Chuckles and Krusty,” Senator McCain told a rather startled Neil Cavuto of Fox News.
What’s more, Ann Coulter and Tom DeLay aren’t entirely wrong when they bluster that a vote for Mr. McCain amounts to a vote for Hillary Clinton (or, for that matter, Barack Obama). The Arizona senator’s otherwise conservative record is closer to the Democrats on immigration, campaign-finance reform, stem-cell research, global warming, oil drilling in Alaska, waterboarding, Gitmo and, until a recent flip-flop, the Bush tax cuts. In The New Republic, Jonathan Chait concluded that Mr. McCain’s Senate votes made him “the most effective advocate of the Democratic agenda in Washington” during the first Bush term.

Chef Robert Irvine Fired Over Fake Resume

Food Network celebrity chef Robert Irvine is headed for the chopping black after lying on his resume when hired for the network's Dinner: Impossible series. Irvine was fired for embellishing his resume by saying he graduated from the University of Leeds and had cooked for Princess Diana, among other claims. Questions over the chef's true qualifications arose after an investigation launched by the St. Petersburg Times.

In researching Irvine's history for a story about his failed restaurant launches in St. Petersburg, the Times uncovered multiple instances where fact did not quite match the fabulous image of a worldly, first-class British chef. One of the most telling revelations was that the University of Leeds had no record of Irvine ever attending the university or having any connection to it, according to a press officer at Leeds.

While the statement said the network will continue to show reruns of previous shows and the new series of the show currently in production, the network will not renew Irvine's contract for future seasons.
In addition to losing his future career with the Food Network, Irvine is facing a plethora of legal and financial problems revolving around the two restaurants he had planned to open in St. Petersburg. The restaurants still remain under construction and various parties say Irvine owes them tens of thousands of dollars for their work on the uncompleted projects.

Oprah Winfrey Reveals Her Fairy Side

Charity should come from the heart, we’re told, but in Oprah Winfrey’s latest strike to expand her work in television, charity comes from the desire to compete in reality TV shows.“Oprah’s Big Give,” Oprah’s first reality show, makes its debut on ABC this coming Sunday at 9 p.m. on WEWS Channel 5.The main idea of the show is not new in television. “Queen for a Day” was one of the America’s most reliable media hits from the 1940s to the 1960s, first on radio and then TV. Four contestants explained the unfortunate circumstances of their lives in front of a studio audience, whose applause determined which of the women was most wretched. The winner was not only given prizes but adorned with a robe and a crown while an orchestra played “Pomp and Circumstance” for the new “queen” on her throne.The show had great success as “five thousand ‘Queen’ got what they were after. And the TV audience cried their eyes out, morbidly de- lighted to find there were people worse off than they were, and so they got what they were after,” producer Howard Blake wrote in a magazine article quoted in Maxene Fabe's "TV Game Shows" book.Keeping the same idea, “Oprah’s Big Give” follows 10 ordinary people, who are assigned a family and given five days in which to change their lives for the better, either by raising money for necessities or providing emotional care during a distressing point in the families’ lives. Some of the contestants have stories as emotional as the needy people they’re supposed to help. There are homeless mothers, a marine wounded in Iraq, a young woman who was the victim of a drunk driver and recalls how she became a paraplegic after the accident and another woman who was sexually abused and physically abused as a child