Morning Links
Paris put out for Jack Osbourne.
My favorite sentence of the day from the NY Post. RUMORS that Christina Aguilera is expecting a baby "are definitely true," according to a well-placed Page Six source.
You can read the rest of the story right here. So what this article wants you to believe is that Christina is pregnant. She may very well be, but what this sentence actually says is that the rumors are in fact true, not that she is expecting a baby is true. Very nice writing.
Tameka Foster speaks. Well it's more like a low growl, almost manly even, but you get the idea.
I'm sure you all saw yesterday that the crazy Anna Nicole judge quit. Well it turns out he also signed a development deal with CBS yesterday.
If you want to see all the guests at Paul McCartney's secret birthday bash, then click here. There are some good pics, but it just felt like I was being manipulated. His "secret" concert was sold out. His "secret" birthday party had hundreds of pap there. If someone finds a photo of Pete Doherty let me know. I saw some of Kate alone and am wondering if perhaps Mr. Doherty was not invited.
Wait - saying rumors that someone is pregnant are true, is different than saying it's true that someone is pregnant? What's the difference? What am I missing?
ReplyDeleteI sure hope it was a costume party because nothing else explains what the hell Stella McCartney is wearing... 'splain to me again how she made her rep as a designer?...
ReplyDeleteQualifications for Paris Hilton to scrog you:
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2. No other qualifications necessary.
I thought Jack already admitted to this long ago on Howard Stern...
ReplyDeleteWasn't Doherty on tour? I know he had a show 17th and there is one on 23rd.
ReplyDeleteThis pertains to today's BI (for some reason, I wasn't able to post there): The Young Guns crew are too young and James Garner and company are too old. Think about in between....Lee Majors and Ryan O'Neal (former best friends) and their crew...think about The Big Valley...perhaps Bonanza (for TV) and the late 60's to late 70's for movie westerns...
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