"(Oh, and not to be sexist, I'm sure there's more than one woman who hasn't been able to get any from their hot stud of a husband either; it wasn't just Charlotte on SatC…)"
"Just playing Devil's Advocate here (and not the Keanu Reeves film) - how do we know that Christie Brinkley even allows anyone to touch her?
Everyone just assumes that being married to a hot model means super-hot sex all the time."
"It's great to see Teri again, and her banter with Dave proves she hasn't lost one bit of what has always made her so special.
I was always upset Spielberg had her play such a bi*ch in CE3K."
"Next up, Spike will take Tom Hanks to task for not including black soldiers as main characters in Band of Brothers because hey, it doesn't matter whether there were any Black soliders in Easy Company or not, they were in Europe somewhere so it was just racism that prevented Hanks from casting a black man as Winters.
It would be funny if it weren't so very likely a future comment from Lee, and even worse, that if so cornered Hanks probably would apologize."
"I'm so glad I wasn't at Cannes.
People "live blogging" on cell phones or other devices during a film festival showing?
The next person I catch texting during a film will have to pick up their 117 pieces of cell phone when the lights come back up."
"ROTFL.
Whomever made the Indy clip has way too much time on their hands.
Must be an effects person who's unemployed because new green lights are delayed pending a SAG agreement."
"Am I the only one who, upon having seen the teasers and trailers, has absolutely no desire whatsoever to see this film?
This from someone who used to run home from school each day to be able to catch the last 20 minutes of the cartoon."
"Were Scientology any other religion, the federal government would have raided their "camps" by now for investigation of abuse.
Perhaps this is a Stepford Wives (the good one, not the fetid pile of cr*p with Nicole Kidman) type of scenario; Katie's been acting a little too independent of late, so she must be replaced by a new, improved model that spends less time running marathons and lunching with other celebrity wives and more time raising Tom's spawn locked in his Telluride facili, er, home."
"Paramount finally jumps into Blu-Ray by bringing us long-awaited first-tier titles like Bee Movie and Next?!?!
Why do I sense far too many execs on Melrose are still licking their HD DVD wounds?"
"Are Billy Ray and Miley's publicity folks really so daft as to not know that this would be the ultimate outcome of Leibovitz' suggestions?
Further, "take your clothes off and here's a sheet" should have been a slight clue.
Bottom line is it's not surprising Leibovitz posed these photos, but the question is, art or not, why they agreed to them.
Unless this is just the latest PR move to keep her empire rolling in dough so she can make the jump from Disney star to "real" actress in Hollywood."
"Not even allowing Intelligent Design to be brought up in the face of mounting evidence that life on Earth is a random event is what's truly moronic.
Do a little research as to what is involved in even a single cell.
Then ask yourself if the hundreds of proteins necessary for its existence, if the structure of DNA strands, are likely to have just come together by random chance.
Some people think that Earth was "seeded" by extraterrestrials, but even that is in some ways easier to buy than the theory that something as incredibly complex as life, let alone much more complex forms of life, formed simply through the process of natural selection.
I don't care if you believe in a God, Great Spaghetti Monster or whatever, that shouldn't stop anyone from being able to bring up the point that Darwin's theories have huge holes you could pass planets through.
But bring up any of this and you're instantly a religious freak.
What are scientists afraid of that they're unwiling to even allow scientists who see there are big holes in Darwinism to speak their minds on the subject?"
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