Sunday, August 21, 2011
Alessandra Ambrosio Photo Album.
Kate Moss Photo Album.
Gisele Bundchen Photo Album.
Saturday, August 20, 2011
J-Shore Way Up in Ratings!

According to perezhilton.com
Go Jersey! Go Jersey! Go Jersey! Go Jersey!
Despite being in its fourth season, Jersey Shore is still reportedly delivering the big ratings, as it was once again the leading program Thursday night among P12-34 for the THIRD consecutive week, meaning it delivered a 7.3 rating and 7.8 mill total viewers, which is a 5% rise from last week!
Hell yeah, bitches!
Those guidos and guidettes are still going strong, and we personally think this new season is better than ever, so not too surprised that the ratings showcase that!
Keep it up, guys!
Keep the drama coming!
What do U think?? Are U loving Jersey Shore this season??
Kim is MAKING cash on her wedding day

Kim Kardashian doesn't do anything for free (get your mind out of the gutter) so it only figures her wedding day would be a HUGE pay day for Kim K.
People magazine won the bidding war for exclusive wedding day photos, says The Hollywood Reporter, to the tune of $1.5 MILLION.
The trade says Kim and hubby-to-be Kris Humphries also raked in $300,000 for the engagement announcement back in May and $100,000 from OK! mag for bridal shower pics.
We thought weddings were supposed to cost money?
Friday, August 19, 2011
Not so discreet tweet

Mixed feelings on this one! What do you think??
According to techdirt.com
As a few different folks have submitted, a woman in Houston was apparently ejected from a bar/restaurant after the general manager saw her complain about something the bartender had done. The woman, Allison Matsu, had apparently gone to Down House, and overheard the bartender talking to two other employees and making fun of another restaurant owner/bartender. She didn't think that was appropriate and used Twitter to call the bartender "a twerp." Apparently, after that, she actually had a good conversation with him, but about thirty minutes later, the General Manager of Down House (who was not there that night) called the restaurant and asked to speak with her. Apparently, he had read the tweet and called to kick Allison out of the restaurant. There's a bit of a dispute over the nature of the phone call, but both agree that the end result was that she was told to leave because of the tweet.
Obviously, a restaurant/bar has the right to refuse service to anyone. But it really makes you wonder what Down House general manager Forrest DeSpain was thinking. It clearly marks Down House as a place where any sort of criticism is not at all welcome. That's not going to attract a lot of customers. Sure, it sucks to have someone say something (very slightly) mean about an employee, but why not just try to understand it, or respond defending the guy without kicking the woman out of the establishment entirely.
Honestly, the part that struck me as most interesting in the article was another restaurant owner explaining how he used Twitter in a much smarter way (and almost entirely the opposite of the way DeSpain used it): to invite people who had bad experiences at other restaurants to his place instead:
"However you feel about Twitter, it makes a big difference," says Kevin Strickland, owner of Ziggy's Bar & Grill and an avid Twitter user, who runs the account for both of his restaurant's locations. "I depend on it. It allows me to have a dialogue with my customers, and they'll usually get a response from me."Which approach seems better for business?
Strickland emphasizes that Twitter should not be used by restaurateurs eager to take a crack back at unruly diners. "I've done the opposite," he points out, referring to times when he's seen patrons Tweet about a bad meal elsewhere, and inviting them in to have a better meal at Ziggy's on him.
Royal Couple....In DOLL Form
Oh woowwwww.... Come on. They are a lot more attractive than this. But I suppose plastic can only go so far?We've seen a bunch of Kate Middleton dolls over the past several months, and some have been better than others.
This is the worst one yet.
Check out the photo (above) of an unflattering Kate Middleton wedding doll set, which includes an equally unfortunate lookingWilliam doll.
Guess they can't all be winners. We're sure plenty of these will sell anyway.
People LOOOOOVE their royal couple!















