The “Life As We Know It” star – who has a 20-month-old daughter Naleigh with the singer – revealed she was forced to call the police to her Los Angeles home on Tuesday night (October 12, 2010) when her neighbor started screaming at the pair as they enjoyed a quiet night in their hot tub.
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James Franco Goes Deep Throat
Relax, he isn't going to star in Inferno.
He's going to star in a competing biopic about the notorious porn star.
Sources suggest that James Franco is in deep throat negotiations to star in Howl, a film biography of Deep Throat star Linda Lovelace, headed up by Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman.
James is being offered a [...]
He's going to star in a competing biopic about the notorious porn star.
Sources suggest that James Franco is in deep throat negotiations to star in Howl, a film biography of Deep Throat star Linda Lovelace, headed up by Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman.
James is being offered a [...]
Kendra Wilkinson Talks Transition
She came to fame as one of Hugh Hefner?s girlfriends, but Kendra Wilkinson is more interested in playing with her son Hank than being a Playmate.
The ?Kendra? starlet told FOX Pop Tarts that her transition from wild party girl to domestic queen had everything to do with her husband Hank Baskett and his take on faith.
?Everything happened in the exact perfect timing I wanted. Living in the mansion was in my late teens and early 20?s and that was where my life was then and I thank Hef. He?s the one that opened the door for me and the life I have now. But now I?m 25, I have a husband and child and I needed that. I was over the party thing, that just gets so old, and I needed that (faith.) This is my life now, this is what makes me happy. Waking up to my partner everyday is so amazing, and of course, our son. But Hank and I know how to be husband and wife, not just mommy and daddy.?
Kendra added, ?Of course our number one priority is to be parents, but we?ve got to that point where we are not going to be ashamed of stepping outside and having a couple of drinks and be wife and husband. That?s our thing now ? we are not going to be ashamed anymore.?
Source: http://celebrity-gossip.net/kendra-wilkinson/kendra-wilkinson-talks-transition-464224
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Would You Mess With This Mechanic? Not Us
Jason Statham is back on the big screen with the world premiere of his new film, The Mechanic.
Statham will play the role of Arthur Bishop, a hitman who makes each one of his kills appear to be an accident. The British badass is no stranger to a gun wielding, car chasing, explosion filled action movie, [...]
Statham will play the role of Arthur Bishop, a hitman who makes each one of his kills appear to be an accident. The British badass is no stranger to a gun wielding, car chasing, explosion filled action movie, [...]
Source: http://www.splashnewsonline.com/2011-01-25/would-you-mess-with-this-mechanic-not-us/
Cam'ron Says Vado Will Decline XXL Freshmen Cover
Like Drake and Nicki Minaj in 2010, he says offer came a year too late.
By Jayson Rodriguez
Cam'ron and Vado
Photo: Johnny Nunez/ WireImage
It's almost that time of the year when hip-hop magazine XXL crowns the newest crop of lauded MCs for its annual "Freshmen" cover.
One on-the-rise upstart who won't be gracing the front of the magazine, however, is Vado.
Cam'ron said his protégé is passing on the opportunity.
"To be honest, he's not gonna be on there," Cam told DJ Drama on satellite radio station Shade 45. "It ain't definite yet. But I spoke to [XXL's editor in chief] ... She called me about doing it. They didn't put him on last year, they wanted him on this year ... so I told the lady at XXL I'd get back to her.
"If Vado does do the cover for XXL, I want him to be a main focus. I'm not trying to be an a--hole, like 'it's us or nothing,' [but] my man put a lot of work in last year. I'm not saying that the other people that's coming up shouldn't be on the cover either, I'm just saying give him a little focus on the cover. She said she didn't know if she could, and I understand that."
XXL editor Vanessa Satten didn't respond to a request for comment.
The Slime Flu MC won't join the list of past XXL frosh picks, including Asher Roth, Wiz Khalifa and B.o.B. Lil Wayne protégés Drake and Nicki Minaj declined the 10 Freshmen for 2010 issue, also saying the offer came a year too late.
According to Cam'ron, the Harlem MC will instead appear on the cover of rival rap mag The Source soon along with Cam and Jim Jones.
The rapper said The Source cover story was negotiated by Alan Grunblatt, president of E1 Music, the recording home of Cam and Vado's upcoming joint effort Gunz N' Butta and Jones' Capo.
A representative for The Source would not confirm the Cam'ron, Vado and Jim Jones cover as of press time.
Do you think XXL should have recognized Vado last year? Sound off in the comments below!
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The Fantastic Four say goodbye to 1 member.... :(
NEW YORK — Fifty years after cosmic rays transformed him into a man ablaze, Marvel Entertainment has extinguished the Human Torch's flame and his life, too, as the pop culture purveyor of super heroes and villains embarks on an ambitious story line that ends the Fantastic Four.
In the newest issue of one of the company's longest-running comic books, Johnny Storm's life is taken amid a massive battle that writer Jonathan Hickman has been scripting for a year-and-half.
While Marvel has made no secret that a member of the quartet, which was introduced in August 1961, would die, exactly who among the group would fall has been a closely held secret, until the release Tuesday of issue No. 587.
It's the Human Torch, leaving teammates Mr. Fantastic, Invisible Woman and the Thing to pick up the pieces and move forward.
Hickman, along with his editor, Tom Brevoort, have been unsurprisingly mum on what the future may hold for the characters, but one thing is certain, the end is nigh for the Fantastic Four next month.
Brevoort, senior vice president for publishing at Marvel told The Associated Press that "588 is the final issue of the Fantastic Four. Beyond that, we're not ready to say exactly what we're doing. There won't be an issue 589."
All he would say about the future was that the various subplots and threads that Hickman has written "will converge in a new thing that will be exciting and different and yet, very familiar and very much the same."
Readers have weighed in online, on Twitter and in comic shops about the buildup to the new issue, debating about who should die and who should live.
"Our readers get heavily involved in the lives of these characters. They fight alongside them, they share their triumphs and pitfalls," he said. "They live with them and they grasp them very tightly to their breast. They take them on in a very one to one, very personal sort of way."
But is death really the end and, more so, will it be permanent? After all, death has previously visited the Fantastic Four, which was created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby.
Sue Storm, the Invisible Woman, supposedly died, but that was just a ruse. Similarly, her husband, Reed Richards, aka Mr. Fantastic, was thought dead after being caught in a blast with his archenemy, Dr. Doom. Instead of death, however, Richards and his nemesis were snatched away to another dimension.
Indeed, death is not uncommon in comic books. DC killed Superman in the 1990s, only to bring him back. At Marvel, Captain America was assassinated on the steps of a court house and returned, while Marvel's mutant band of X-Men know death so well that the Grim Reaper is on speed dial - Thunderbird, Phoenix, Nightcrawler and others have been felled.
Roy Thomas, who was a writer and assistant editor at Marvel in the 1960s and, later, its editor-in-chief from 1972-1974, said that since comics try to mirror real life, death is always a specter.
"The thing that is the most unrealistic is that so few people (have) died, good, bad or otherwise," he said. "If they did, they always managed to come back."
Thomas said he hated to see a member of the Fantastic Four die, but the Human Torch may not be gone forever.
"Whether it's Superman, the Thing or Bucky, if someone wants to bring them back to life later, you can't bury them deep enough or tear them into enough pieces" to keep that from happening. "Death is not a permanent condition in the comic book universe.
Joe Quesada, Marvel's chief creative officer, recognized that death, while potent, is not necessarily lasting and that the death of a character in comics has turned out "to be very cliche" in plot developments.
"Whether the human torch comes back or not is really a question that will be answered in time," he said.
"While I will never discount that a character can come back from the dead because it is one of the staples of comic book story telling . I'm not going to tell you if he will, or when he will and if he does, how he will, but I can assure you that it's going to be very, very interesting and not what anyone expects."
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