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Quickies!: Whitney Port Scores Her Own Show, Vows To End Every Word With A “G” Sound

  • OMFG, Whitney Port will have her own series on MTV starting in early 2009. She’s always been our favorite, and we’re scared that having her own show is going to ruin her! [E Online]
  • Despite Republican Vice Presidential nominee Sarah Palin’s views on homosexuality, John McCain’s chief of staff, Mark Buse, is openly gay. [The Gist and BlogActive via Perez Hilton]
  • These relationship red flags could save you heartbreak and embarrassment down the road. [Shine]
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    Quickies!: Margaret Cho Is Maaaad!

  • Find out who pissed off funnygirl Margaret Cho. [Tango]
  • Abortion is never an easy choice. [College Candy]
  • Engaging in kinky sex isn’t a mental illness, but the American Psychiatric Association doesn’t know that. [Daily Bedpost]
  • The first step to creating a perfect wardrobe is buy less, spend more. Weird. We thought it was buy more, spend less. [Savvy Miss]
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    Debate This: Should Bristol Palin’s Pregnancy Be Off Limits?

    The sudden pregnancy of Bristol Palin is a touchy issue that the media has their paws all over. When John McCain announced that Sarah Palin was his running mate late last week, a firestorm of Internet activity erupted as “skeletons” came crawling out of Palin’s closet. But the biggest bombshell — that 17-year-old Bristol is pregnant — has opened up a much larger debate about whether the families of political candidates are always off-limits.

    I feel really bad for Bristol Palin. At 17-years-old she’s having to deal with a very adult situation — pregnancy, marriage, and the responsibility of being a first time parent. And she’s having to do it with very bright studio lights shining on her — some are critical of her and her parents, while others are cheering on her decision to keep her baby and marry the father sooner than she might have otherwise. I cannot imagine how she’s doing it and with such serenity. While I feel badly that Bristol has to deal with these new pressures while the media discusses her every move, I do think the media has every right to do so, but only to a point. I don’t think Sarah Palin’s parenting should be questioned and I don’t think Bristol’s pre-marital sexual behavior should be judged, by anyone. But I do think the contrast between Sarah Palin’s personal life and her political ideologies is wide open for discussion, no matter what side of the fence you sit on. Keep reading »

    Quickies!: Cannot Stop Watching Rachel Zoe Project Previews.

  • The only that will make the time fly by until The Rachel Zoe Project starts next week is the premiere of 90210 TONIGHT.
  • Anonymous, the anti-Scientology group, is planning on staging a peaceful protest on the opening night of the Katie Holmes-starring play All My Sons. I would like to join their Suppressive Persons club. Heh, I made a Scientology-meets-Welcome to the Dollhouse joke. [Perez Hilton]
  • What Don Draper thinks about Gossip Girl. Something tells us Betty would totally watch. [What Would Don Draper Do?]
  • What to expect when you’re aborting, the blog. [My Abortion]
  • Hooking up at the DNC. Obama isn’t the only one who got lucky. [Tango]
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    The Daily Squeeze: Idol On Broadway, Hallmark Stores, And Money For Abortions

  • American Idol alum Ace Young will join the Broadway cast of Grease September 9 playing the part of Kenickie. [AP]
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    Bush Says Birth Control Equals Abortion

    The Bush Administration’s new reproductive health proposal is out and it’s getting some serious heat. In the proposal, recipients of federal aid for health programs (i.e. hospitals, health clinics, and phamacies) must “certify that they will not refuse to hire nurses and other providers who object to abortion and even certain types of birth control.” In other words, a women’s clinic cannot refuse to hire a nurse on the basis that she won’t perform abortions or dispense birth control or Plan B. Additionally, the proposal also classifies abortion as “any of the various procedures — including the prescription, dispensing and administration of any drug or the performance of any procedure or any other action — that results in the termination of the life of a human being in utero between conception and natural birth, whether before or after implantation.” Made my head hurt too, but the last part is important — some people argue that the birth control pill and emergency contraception can prevent the implantation of a fertilized egg, therefore those forms of birth control and Plan B would be considered abortion under the proposal. So what do you think about this? Are you worried that the language in this proposal is a step in the direction of reversing Roe V. Wade or do you agree that abortion has been defined properly? Weigh in! [Salon: Broadsheet] Keep reading »

    Star Couplings: Matthew McConaughey’s Baby Boy Makes His Magazine Debut

  • Cooter Adonis, er, Levi Alves McConaughey is on the cover of OK with his parents Matthew and Camila. Cute. [Perez Hilton]
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    South Dakota Sustains Guilt-Tripping Abortion Law

    In a recent court decision, South Dakota will enforce a law that forces doctors into guilt-tripping their patients before performing an abortion. As if making the decision isn’t hard enough, now the government requires doctors to read an statement to women that says an abortion will “terminate the life of a whole, separate, unique, living human being” and may lead you to commit suicide. Um. Yeah. While the court claimed the “burden of proof” rested squarely on Planned Parenthood, perhaps there should be some actual proof to the ludicrous suicide link within the law. Although the safe sex organization argued that making doctors read the statement aloud to their patients was an infringement on the First Amendment, since the medical professionals don’t agree with the ideology, the court still wouldn’t budge. Now that’s scarier than unwanted children! [The International Herald Tribune] Keep reading »

    The Daily Squeeze: Online Abortions, David Beckhams Fave Food, And An Online Soap Opera

  • In some countries where abortion is prohibited, women are going on line to buy medications to help them terminate the pregnancy. Almost 11 percent of the women needed a surgical procedure after taking the medication. [BBC]
  • David Beckham said the thing he misses most about England since moving to LA is the food. He might be the only person in the world who feels this way. [AHN]
  • A racy online soap opera called In The Moment, depicts gay LA and promotes safe sex. Over the last few months, tens of thousands of viewers have watched the show. [LA Times]
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    Amazon’s Pro-Date Rape T-Shirt

    Um, wow. Color us stupified. This t-shirt is currently for sale on Amazon.com and comes in TWELVE different styles. Appalled? Head on over to Jezebel to get the contact info for Amazon in order to complain your anti-date rape ass off. Keep reading »