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“Henry, he’s a good boy ... He’s really into firemen and women’s breasts. In that order. He likes firemen just a little bit more ... He just talks about them all the time! It’s very sweet. He thinks I have the biggest breasts in the world, which, of course, isn’t true.”
—Rachel Weisz discusses what Henry, her 3-year-old son with Darren Aronofsky, is interested in, with David Letterman [Just Jared]
Oh Lindsay. You used to be such a good example for all the kids. Now look at you. This “artistic” fashion video you did for that Muse magazine shoot (watch the semi-NSFW vid, after the jump) isn’t making things any better when you’re rolling around half-naked, smoking like a chimney, and looking like you spent the past night in a coke den.
We’re not sure what the “point” of this short is. If anything, the borderline pornographic video is more a commercial for smoking and a promotion of living a vacant, drugged-out lifestyle. [YouTube]
Before we get into the latest round of salacious Tiger gossip, let’s take a moment to watch this pretty hilarious spoof of Tiger’s philandering, complete with golf commentary. Funny, no? [Oh No They Didn’t]
“It’s only happened fairly recently. But it doesn’t make her any more or less my daughter. She always has been. All it means is that both Heidi and I wanted her to have the same last name as the rest of us ... It was about Leni. I don’t want her to feel different because I know what that’s like, being a kind of stepson. And I don’t want that dynamic for my little girl.”
—Seal, who sounds like one of the best celebrity husbands and fathers ever, on adopting his daughter Leni (mom is Heidi Klum), whose birth father is Flavio Briatore [Mirror.co.uk]
Sarah Silverman wasn’t exactly dressed to impress at the premiere for the movie “Nine.” Seriously, if you’re going to show up on the red carpet looking like you just walked your 4-year-old brother to preschool, maybe you should stay home and watch the movie on Netflix in a few months. Show some respectful, Silverman! [Westwood, CA, 12/9/09]
One of my favorite girl crushes, Mindy Kaling, visited Ellen yesterday and reminded me why I love her so. When Ellen asked if her parents were always supportive of the writer, actor, and sometimes director of “The Office,” she said they would have been happy if she’d been a cigar aficionado or even a criminal instead, just as long as she was the best cigar aficionado or criminal in the world. “They just really wanted to brag to their friends about whatever I did,” she explains to Ellen about her traditional Indian parents. Later, she shares a picture of herself at 11 years old in which her gender is definitely ambiguous. “I could have told you this was my brother!” she said, and Ellen agreed. Clip above.
I discovered “As the World Turns” as a tiny tween, the first time when I was genuinely sick enough to stay home from school and my working mom decided I was old enough to stay home alone. After I got well, I would sneak a peek at the forbidden non-PBS afternoon show every chance I got and was always thrilled by the constantly rotating cast of characters. For 54 years, “As the World Turns” was a training ground for future movie and TV stars. But its fan base of stay-at-home-moms evaporated and now the oldest surviving American soap opera is donezo as of next September. I was shocked and confused when I heard the news. Why was this happening? “As the World Turns” has so many fans. But then I realized I couldn’t remember the last episode I’d watched from beginning to end. Sure I still tune in for a minute or two, when I’m home sick, but mostly I just take Dayquil and go to work anyway. That’s no way for a network show to keep advertisers. [BBC]
In a way, the actors who worked on “As the World Turns” over the years have treated the show the same way. Just look at the famous people whose careers the soap launched.
“I wish [Tom and Gisele] the best with their baby. I’m sure my son will enjoy having a half-sibling. I ask the press to respect our privacy while we are welcoming this new addition to our extended family.”
—Bridget Moynahan congratulating her ex, Tom Brady, and his new wife, Gisele Bundchen, who welcomed a baby this week. Half-sibling? Extended family? Bwahaha, this chick is still super bitter that Tom left her while she was pregs so he could schtoop a supermodel. Not that I blame her. [People]
Over the years, we have brought you many an odd couple. But this is perhaps one of the strangest and has nothing to do with the fact that both parties involved score very high on the attention-seeking scale. At a party last night, Tila Tequila and Johnson & Johnson heiress Casey Johnson showed up together and said that they are engaged. Tila showed off a big ol’ blingy ring and said, “It’s 17-carat diamond ring from my baby. My baby is a billionaire! We are going to make love tonight for our honeymoon.” Wait a second, wasn’t she just all googly-eyed over Ray J? And wasn’t Casey just arrested and accused by her on-again/off-again girlfriend of ransacking a friend’s apartment? Shall we place bets on whether this couple is for real? [NY Post]
Last night the much-hyped “Barbara Walters Ten Most Fascinating People:2009 Special” aired on ABC and we finally learned who the top spot went to this year. You may have heard Walters selected Glenn Beck from Fox News, football stat Brett Favre, Kate Gosselin, Michael Jackson’s kids, Adam Lambert, Sarah Palin, Tyler Perry, Jenny Sanford (wife of South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford), and Lady Gaga who was adorable in her interview (clip above!). So who did the top spot go to? None other than Michelle Obama. After selecting Kate Gosselin and Sarah Palin, it would have been insulting if one of the Obama’s didn’t get the number one spot, don’t you think?
“Kourtney was like, ‘I’m so excited. I don’t have to cook for five years! And I go, ‘What do you mean?’ She’s like, ‘I’m gonna breast feed.’ I go, ‘For five years?’ She has, like, no idea!”
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