Tuesday, June 12, 2012
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Sunday, June 10, 2012
First Look: Guillermo Del Toro Unleashes His Vision Of Pinocchio
Rihanna has unleashed a new music video for her song Man Down — the latest single released from her album Loud — and in the vid, Ri Ri is seen shooting a man dead after he physically assaults her. To be honest, the song itself has a lighthearted feel to it … one that doesn’t seem to match the violence featured in the clip. Check it out below.
You know, I’ve heard the song many times and yes, she does talk about exerting revenge on a man in the song but, again, the upbeat, sing/songiness of the track makes Man Down sound … happy? I dunno how to describe it. The video is interesting, it starts out with the shooting and then tells the story of what led up to the shooting. The alternating of pretty scenes with the violence is obviously intentional. I honestly don’t know if I like the video or not. After watching this video, I can’t help but think about the physical attack that Chris Brown unleashed on her a couple of years ago … that incident can’t not have been on her mind when she made this video. HMMM. What do you think of this video for Man Down?
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Saturday, June 9, 2012
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Friday, June 8, 2012
Shocker! Cheryl Cole Ready To Reunite With Girls Aloud!
Well, that didn't take long at all!
Although it seemed doubtful, given her solo career and gig on The X Factor, that Cheryl Cole would ever return to the group with which first garnered success, Girls Aloud, the pop star is said to be focusing all of her energy on returining to her roots and preparing [...]

NBC's got talent when it comes to producing winning reality-performance competition shows!
Last night, America's Got Talent debuted to record numbers with 15 million viewers during the first hour and 16.6 million the second.
The nationwide talent show then boosted viewership for The Voice, which had taken a ratings dip, but garnered 14.4 million viewers on Tuesday night.
The talented combo made NBC the most watched network on Tuesday night, beating out ABC's NBA Final between the Miami Heat and Dallas Mavericks.
Not too shabby! On the other hand, what is America to do without any more Idol this season?
We're curious to see if NBC will remain an audience favorite for vocal competitions when the X Factor premieres on FOX this fall.
Would U watch NBC's talent shows over FOX's?
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Thursday, June 7, 2012
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Wednesday, June 6, 2012
Suri Cruise Loves Her Heels Even On The Beach!
Hey! Sacrifices must sometimes be made in the name of fashion!
Suri Cruise was spotted hanging out on the beach with her mom, Katie Holmes, during a Memorial Day party in Malibu, and unsurprisingly, she was sporting a pair of heels - even though she was running around in the sand!
Check out the photos (above [...]

We always knew that if Tupac was still alive, he'd end up in New Zealand. Ha!
Okay, so Tupac's not ACTUALLY alive, but some hackers cracked PBS' website yesterday morning and posted a fake story about the late rapper on the PBS NewsHour section of the site.
Apparently, the group of hackers called LulzSec were upset about a recent Frontline program about WikiLeaks, and put up the Tupac story to get back at PBS.
Here's what Frontline executive producer David Fanning had to say about the program in question:
"From our point of view, we just see it as a disappointing and irresponsible act, especially since we have been very open to publishing criticism of the film…and the film included other points of view. This kind of action is irresponsible and chilling."
Guess these hackers have REALLY strong feelings about WikiLeaks!
Do U think a fake Tupac story was a good way for this hacker group to get back at PBS for their Frontline program???
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