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I thought this was hysterical! http://jezebel.com/5931055/10-reasons-ryan...xiest-douchebag

There are more photos than the set above. If you go through this whole slide show, somewhere near the end is the picture in question. I can't link directly to the picture from my phone, sorry. http://www.popsugar.com/Kristen-Stewart-Ru...39774#slideshow ETA: it's actually kind of in the middle. Lots of the pictures seem to be repeats. It's a few after the one of her on the street alone. If he did, there's not much photo evidence, considering how many photos were taken of each other element of the story.

Plus, just looking at those recent pictures, it's pretty clear there was something going on !

That picture looks like a cross between Lindsay Lohan and Rumer Willis. Not good.

I think the line will be that she wants to work and thus they grew apart. To me this is the most interesting part of the article. "Katie could blow Scientology wide open," says Rathbun, who was in the church for 22 years before leaving in late 2004. Rathbun, who calls himself an "independent Scientologist" and writes a candid blog popular with former members, was Cruise’s auditor and handled Cruise’s divorce from Kidman. "If Tom’s smart, he won’t fight her on anything, even custody. He should just try to settle his way out of it," says Rathbun. "She could press this sole-custody issue and litigate it, and that would be the biggest nightmare in the Church of Scientology’s history. It would be a circus they couldn’t survive." This is the guy that knows Toms deepest darkest secrets and says he should shut up and agree to EVERYTHING rather than let her talk. He must have some serious secrets.

Think this will inspire anyone (cough 50)... http://www.tmz.com/2012/07/04/frank-ocean-...umblr-love-man/ Singer Frank Ocean -- My First Love Was a Man Breaking News Kanye West's protege Frank Ocean -- from the rap group Odd Future -- has just declared he is gay ... or bisexual. The revelation makes him the first hip hop star to publicly address a sexual attraction to men. Ocean -- who collaborated with Kanye and Jay-Z on "Watch the Throne" -- posted the long, dense message on his Tumblr this morning, writing, "Four summers ago, I met somebody. I was 19 years old. He was too." "We spent that summer, and the summer after, together. Everyday almost. And on the days we were together, time would glide. Most of the day I'd see him, and his smile.” “Sleep I would often share with him. By the time I realized I was in love, it was malignant. It was hopeless. There was no escaping, no negotiating to the women I had been with, the ones I cared for and thought I was in love with.” He added, “I don't have any secrets I need kept anymore ... I feel like a free man.” There has been a lot of intolerance in the hip hop world toward gays and bisexuals, so Frank's disclosure has enormous importance. It will be a bellwether for other stars who are considering coming out. Frank's Odd Future band mate Tyler the Creator tweeted after Frank posted the message, writing, "My Big Brother Finally F***ing Did That. Proud Of That N***a Cause I Know That Shit Is Difficult Or Whatever."

http://andrewsullivan.thedailybeast.com/20...-is-im-gay.html Not a shock, but he has put it out there now. Anderson Cooper: "The Fact is I'm Gay" Last week, Entertainment Weekly ran a story on an emerging trend: gay people in public life who come out in a much more restrained and matter-of-fact way than in the past. In many ways, it's a great development: we're evolved enough not to be gob-smacked when we find out someone's gay. But it does matter nonetheless, it seems to me, that this is on the record. We still have pastors calling for the death of gay people, bullying incidents and suicides among gay kids, and one major political party dedicated to ending the basic civil right to marry the person you love. So these "non-events" are still also events of a kind; and they matter. The visibility of gay people is one of the core means for our equality. All of which is a prelude to my saying that I've known Anderson Cooper as a friend for more than two decades. I asked him for his feedback on this subject, for reasons that are probably obvious to most. Here's his email in response which he has given me permission to post here: Andrew, as you know, the issue you raise is one that I've thought about for years. Even though my job puts me in the public eye, I have tried to maintain some level of privacy in my life. Part of that has been for purely personal reasons. I think most people want some privacy for themselves and the people they are close to. But I've also wanted to retain some privacy for professional reasons. Since I started as a reporter in war zones 20 years ago, I've often found myself in some very dangerous places. For my safety and the safety of those I work with, I try to blend in as much as possible, and prefer to stick to my job of telling other people’s stories, and not my own. I have found that sometimes the less an interview subject knows about me, the better I can safely and effectively do my job as a journalist. I've always believed that who a reporter votes for, what religion they are, who they love, should not be something they have to discuss publicly. As long as a journalist shows fairness and honesty in his or her work, their private life shouldn't matter. I’ve stuck to those principles for my entire professional career, even when I’ve been directly asked “the gay question,” which happens occasionally. I did not address my sexual orientation in the memoir I wrote several years ago because it was a book focused on war, disasters, loss and survival. I didn't set out to write about other aspects of my life. Recently, however, I’ve begun to consider whether the unintended outcomes of maintaining my privacy outweigh personal and professional principle. It’s become clear to me that by remaining silent on certain aspects of my personal life for so long, I have given some the mistaken impression that I am trying to hide something - something that makes me uncomfortable, ashamed or even afraid. This is distressing because it is simply not true. I’ve also been reminded recently that while as a society we are moving toward greater inclusion and equality for all people, the tide of history only advances when people make themselves fully visible. There continue to be far too many incidences of bullying of young people, as well as discrimination and violence against people of all ages, based on their sexual orientation, and I believe there is value in making clear where I stand. The fact is, I'm gay, always have been, always will be, and I couldn’t be any more happy, comfortable with myself, and proud. I have always been very open and honest about this part of my life with my friends, my family, and my colleagues. In a perfect world, I don't think it's anyone else's business, but I do think there is value in standing up and being counted. I’m not an activist, but I am a human being and I don't give that up by being a journalist. Since my early days as a reporter, I have worked hard to accurately and fairly portray gay and lesbian people in the media - and to fairly and accurately portray those who for whatever reason disapprove of them. It is not part of my job to push an agenda, but rather to be relentlessly honest in everything I see, say and do. I’ve never wanted to be any kind of reporter other than a good one, and I do not desire to promote any cause other than the truth. Being a journalist, traveling to remote places, trying to understand people from all walks of life, telling their stories, has been the greatest joy of my professional career, and I hope to continue doing it for a long time to come. But while I feel very blessed to have had so many opportunities as a journalist, I am also blessed far beyond having a great career. I love, and I am loved. In my opinion, the ability to love another person is one of God’s greatest gifts, and I thank God every day for enabling me to give and share love with the people in my life. I appreciate your asking me to weigh in on this, and I would be happy for you to share my thoughts with your readers. I still consider myself a reserved person and I hope this doesn’t mean an end to a small amount of personal space. But I do think visibility is important, more important than preserving my reporter’s shield of privacy. Me too. (Photos courtesy of Anderson Cooper and CNN.)

She really is beautiful. You just have to hope she escapes the demons of her life. I know you see her every once in a while, but I have hopes that she gets To live a semi-normal life.

I noticed that they had her in red wigs a lot on SNL. I was thinking they were trying to convince her to go back. With making no other changes, just the color change improves her looks 50 percent.

Over the weekend I read an article somewhere (I THINK it was on aol homepage) that said "the leg" was a calculated move to keep eyes off of the belly - that she is pregnant.

“@pattonoswalt: Hey, Lindsay Lohan's goddamn friends: sit her down NOW, post-Whitney, post-Michael, post-Amy. Be hard. You could actually save her.” More people need to be saying this. From Twitter.

She really bugs me too. Money can't buy class.

Or Megan Fox! Let us not forget that she is the other "top choice." it's bound to be good.

From ok magazine online. Clearly this is going to be one A+ flick. ----- LINDSAY LOHAN is facing tough competition to play Hollywood legend DAME ELIZABETH TAYLOR on U.S. TV - MEGAN FOX is also in the running for the role. Fans of the Cat On A Hot Tin Roof icon were surprised when the troubled Mean Girls star was named as one of the frontrunners to play her in the Lifetime network biopic, which will focus on Taylor's love affair with Richard Burton. Now executive producer Larry Thompson has revealed he has also been in talks with Fox about the sought-after part. He tells E! News, "I've been talking to Lindsay Lohan directly, and with her reps, and have been in conversations with other actresses, including Megan Fox. "It's a very serious selection. It's like casting for Hollywood royalty."

I don't know about surrogates, but I wouldn't be the least bit surprised if she really did have the baby already. Lie and hide for a few weeks so that when she appears fit and slender at "two weeks" pp, people can be amazed at how good she looks. In reality she's had two extra weeks to recover.

Interesting... http://www.tmz.com/2011/12/18/lindsay-lohan-playboy/ Lohan Playboy Sales are on Fire Article talks about how many reorders have been made, how they are sold out all over the place. at the bottom of the TMZ homepage is a link to THIS article (lumped in with dozens of other links) Lindsay Lohan's Playboy Debut Falls Flat With Consumers, Retailers Say Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/2011/...9#ixzz1gzE5fSva Hmmmmm.........................

It makes it sound like the kids just hate each other or the prospective new parents. Blame it on the kids, I guess. If thats better than just keeping quiet or telling the truth.

Did Ted address this recently? I seem to remember him implying it was someone behind the camera and not an actor.

Yep - the second she started making quotes that contained the word "married" I started the break up announcement timer.

Please note that the first article sourced Fakey. I refuse to believe that he could have legitimate scoop. Ahead of Ted.

I also loved the car. To me it showed a few things, but most noteably that they have a personality as a couple. That they know each other well enough to have that personality says so much more about them as a couple. It bodes better than only having met your groom 13 times prior to the wedding!

No - those picture posts were dated from last year. Apparently we had nothingto say about her for an entire calendar year.

She was just on the Today show and announced that she is engaged (and obviously very very pregnant).

I have to imagine his medical bills are astronomical at this point and I also have to imagine he isn't making Madonna money. Especially since this suit came so much later, I think he's trying to pay his ongoing medical bills.

Elizabeth Taylor dead at 79 By the CNN Wire Staff March 23, 2011 9:11 a.m. EDT STORY HIGHLIGHTS Taylor died in Los Angeles' Cedars-Sinai hospital She was famous for her beauty and many marriages Los Angeles (CNN) -- Elizabeth Taylor, the legendary actress famed for her beauty, her jet-set lifestyle, her charitable endeavors and her many marriages, has died, her publicist told CNN Wednesday. She was 79. Taylor died "peacefully today in Cedars-Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles," said a statement from her publicist. She was hospitalized six weeks ago with congestive heart failure, "a condition with which she had struggled for many years. Though she had recently suffered a number of complications, her condition had stabilized and it was hoped that she would be able to return home. Sadly, this was not to be." Though a two-time Oscar winner -- for "Butterfield 8" (1960) and "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf" (1966) -- Taylor was more celebrated for simply being Elizabeth Taylor: sexy, glamorous, tempestuous, fragile, always trailing courtiers, media and fans. She wasn't above playing to that image -- she had a fragrance called "White Diamonds" -- or mocking it. "I am a very committed wife," she once said. "And I should be committed too -- for being married so many times."