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That's what I think as well.

That creeps the fuck out of me

Didn't Heath have the same symptoms?

Yeah, I don't get the sobbing either. It was pretty awesome though.

I'm with Bobby. I think he already knows what she died of.

I wonder if she was indeed Jordache Junkie, will Ted confirm it now she has passed away?

So sad I'm reading her death was eating disorder or drugs related or both.

Aww how cute, she's turning 40 again.

Holy crap. She needs twice as much money for clothes and eating out than she needs for child care?

Mmmm Matthew Morrison. My favorite new show. I love the songs and have most of them on my iPod.

Holy shit.

500 Days of Summer and Julie&Julia were both very enjoyable movies.

Definitely "Up" for me.

Everytime i see this thread I still think it's about Carol Channing

Love it

I would love to see it, but it's not playing in my area, which bums me out.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - "Frasier" star Kelsey Grammer is expected to attend the parole hearing for a man convicted of killing Grammer's sister in 1975. Eighteen-year-old Karen Grammer was abducted on July 1, 1975, outside a Red Lobster restaurant after an attempted robbery. She was raped and stabbed in the throat and back. Fifty-two-year-old Freddie Glenn, who is serving a life sentence in Karen Grammer's slaying, is eligible for parole. A Department of Corrections spokeswoman says Grammer plans to attend Monday's hearing at the Limon Correctional Facility in Limon, about 90 miles southeast of Denver. Colorado law no longer allows parole for those sentenced to life in prison for first-degree murder. Glenn was convicted before the Legislature changed the law in 1990, so it doesn't apply to his case.

Megan Fox: "I Think I'm Pretty Sexy" in New Horror Flick Megan Fox is hot in new horror flick Jennifer's Body. Just ask her. "I think I'm pretty sexy in it," the actress, 23, said at the Comic-Con press conference for the movie (out Sept. 18). "The movie is SO sexy! You better put on your sexy shoes for this movie!" In the film, in which Fox eats people, "there's sort of a hint of, a little bit of a lesbian relationship that happens. There's a girl-on-girl kiss. "And beyond that, before every kill there is a seduction that occurs," Fox continues. "The boys have to be seduced to get in close enough to the dead girl in order for her to devour them." Fox says she loved starring in the flick because "it's so unapologetic and completely inappropriate at all times." But it was harder to film than Transformers, which she slammed as "not about acting" -- just special effects. "There are no robots to distract you from whatever performance I do give. So if it's terrible, you're going to know that it’s terrible!" Fox says. "That of course is intimidating, but I think the character was so much fun for me. And I wasn't really sure what I was doing. I was just trying to have fun with it. "I sort of felt like I was being able to make fun of my own image, sort of, as to how some people might perceive Megan Fox to be," she continues. "I was just sort of flying freely and I hope some of it worked." Usually, Fox is "not a fan" or horror movies. "I actually have a very intense fear of the dark," she admits. "The last horror movie I saw -- I think it was called The Tooth Fairy -- was in 2005, and I was 15 years old. After I saw it, I slept with my mother for two weeks afterwards!" But she pounced on the opportunity to overcome her fear. "I think for me, to be able to play something that I would normally be frightened by is really intriguing and interesting," she says. Watching a scream scene in the movie still horrified her. "It frightened me, and it shook me up for like five minutes," she admits. She doesn't mind freaking out an audience. "It's cool to see myself being able to scare people, because I'm just a little girl," she says. "Look at me: I'm so sweet!"

Oh yeah. I'm sure you've gotten lucky more than once, big guy. And I'll also bet that little video will mysteriously find its way to the web soon. By the way, does anyone else feel like Megan Fox is getting shoved in our faces lately? I was beginning to think I was the only one who felt that way. I don't get her at all. Me either! Same here, especially over at EW they seem to have a hard-on for her. Her and Twilight. I don't get her at all either and it would be a little easier to understand if the lady in question had acting talent, but I'm not seeing that either. Of course, according to Fox herself, as long as she's hot, she doesn't need that.

So now Roger is truly the best tennis player ever. It was great to see Sampras, Laver and Borg there as well. I just love how many previous winners show up every year at Wimbledon. Sampras looks great, hadn't seen him for a few years.

Spector wants TV, music player for new prison cell By LINDA DEUTSCH, AP Special Correspondent Linda Deutsch, Ap Special Correspondent – Wed Jun 24, 6:57 am ET LOS ANGELES – Phil Spector is hoping to get a few comforts of home in his new prison cell, and a television, iPod and computer access are at the top of his list. The music producer was transferred this week to the largest state prison in California where he will serve his sentence of 19 years to life for the murder of actress Lana Clarkson. As a medium-security inmate, Spector can make some requests for items he wants in his cell, and his wife acknowledges her husband is already creating a list. "He wants a TV and an iPod or something like that for listening to music," Rachelle Spector said Tuesday. "And he would like to be able to receive e-mail." Phil Spector, 69, is at the California Substance Abuse Treatment Facility and State Prison at Corcoran, where more than 6,900 other inmates are housed. Prison officials said Phil Spector may even be allowed a musical instrument, noting that some state inmates have made similar requests and play together in groups. However, Rachelle Spector said her husband doesn't plan to make much music behind bars. "He has not requested an instrument, and I doubt if he will," she said. Rachelle Spector said she was relieved her husband was out of North Kern State Prison, where he has been undergoing evaluation since his conviction in April. She said he wrote a letter detailing alleged abuse at the prison such as being forced to sleep naked on the floor for two nights and eating out of a bowl with his hands "like a dog." The prison does not mistreat inmates and the actions described by the Spectors "would be a violation of policies and laws," said Terry Thornton, spokeswoman for the California Department of Corrections. Thornton said any report of misconduct would be investigated. Phil Spector was placed in the "sensitive-needs facility" of his new prison and was given a single cell, Thornton said. Spector's notoriety probably got him into that housing area, Lt. Stephen Smith said. The typical inmate in the section is a former gang member who has dropped out of a gang and needs protection, Smith said. Spector is not the first celebrity to be sent to the facility. Robert Downey Jr. served time there in 1999 for a probation violation in a drug conviction. He wound up counseling other inmates before he was released. Spector was convicted of second-degree murder in the 2003 death of Clarkson at his home in Alhambra. In his heyday in the early and mid-1960s, Spector produced dozens of hits, including The Ronettes' "Be My Baby," The Crystals' "Da Doo Ron Ron" and The Righteous Brothers' classic, "You've Lost that Lovin' Feelin'." Spector also worked on the Beatles album "Let It Be" and John Lennon's album, "Imagine."

Ummm....eeeeww...

She's one of those people who's supposed beauty I just don't get. I see better looking women in the store I work at

I was very happy to see Federer finally win Roland Garros, equaling Sampras' Grand Slam wins record(which he hopefully will beat at Wimbledon). I think he's the greatest tennis player of all time and it's a delight to see him play. I don't care too much for the major sports here in the US, I can watch football(it took me forever to learn the rules) and baseball(go Cubbies!!) but basketball and hockey leave me cold.

That's really sad