oscar fashion

here is what i loved

Ms. Project Runway

Diablo Cody

lucky bitch get away from my man saiorse

Carrie underwood you lucky bitch
Chace Crawford

the oscars are over. tear. the red carpet was full of amazing dresses. Marion Cotillard and Tilda won!!! The women looked amazing.

Jennifer Garner

Oscar Picks

It is Oscar day finally. Here are my picks

Best Picture

Michael Clayton
No Country for Old Men
There Will Be Blood
Juno
Atonement

Will win: No Country For Old Men because every critic is obsessed with it. I thought it was good.

Should win: Juno. The backlash on this movie is stupid. Why can't a warm happy movie ever win?

Best Actor
Daniel Day-Lewis-TWBB
George Clooney-MC
Johnny Depp-ST
Tommy Lee Jones-ITVOE
Viggo Mortensen-EP

Will win-Daniel Day Lewis because everyone thinks his performance is the most amazing thing
Should Win-Daniel Day Lewis-Everything pales in comparison.

Best Actress-
Ellen page-Juno
Cate Blanchett-Elizabeth:Golden Age
Julie Christie-Away from her
Laura Linney-The Savages
Marion Cotillard-La Vie en Rose

This category is so hard. Cate blanchett should not be nominated. Ellen Page created this amazing character but she will have more chances tow iwn. Laura Linney is superb in everything she does. Julie Christie has won already and been nominated.

Will win-Marion cotillard
Should win-marion cotillard

Best Supporting Actor

Javier Bardem-NCFOM
Casey Affleck-AOJJ
Hal Halbrook-ITW
Philip Seymour Hoffman-CWW
Tom Wilkinson-MC

Will win-Javier Bardem
should win-Tom Wilkinson

Best Supp. Actres
Ruby Dee-AG
Sairose Ronan-A
Amy Ryan
Cate Blanchett
Tilda Swinton

Will Win-Cate Blanchett
Should win-Tilda Swinton-outstanding performance!!

Best original Screenplay-
Diablo Cody-Juno
Lars and the Real Girl
Tamara Jenkins-The Savages
Tony Gilroy-MC
Brad Bird-Ratatouille

Will win-Diablo Cody
Should Win-Diablo Cody-she wrote something new and clever

Best Director-
Jason Reitman-Juno
Julian Schnabel-Diving Bell...
Coen Bro-NCFOM
PTA-TWBB
Tony Gilroy-MC

Will win-Coen Bros
should win-Paul thomas anderson-TWBB

Go!

Leona Lewis!!!!!!!!!!

her song is #32 on the download chart here in the US! yay!

Jenna Fischer is so funny! Here is her account of her first paparazzi encounter. I love her.

http://justjared.buzznet.com/2008/02/22/jenna-fischer-paparazzi-encounter/

Also Tina Fey hosts SNL tonight and Ellen page next week!

Also Julie Christie is my new obsession

Here she is in the amazing Doctor Zhivago

Also watched Across the Universe and it was good at some points and way out there at others.

Ellen Page

Ellen Page and her costar Olivia Thirbly! yay! love them

Hello-
So this is an amazing song called Bleeding Love by British superstar Leona Lewis:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sF84pIhP5UM -original (better) version of the video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-ctIC65PV0 -UUs Version of Video-not as good but she's wearing a nice coat

Miou Miou

We just finished the epic film Germinal! The standout to me was the actress who is my new favorite person...Miou Miou. She was named miou miou by her lover when she was 18. She plays the fierce wife of a miner and she has six kids. She is intense and is scarier than all the male characters combined. Also some of her dialogue is unintentionally hilarious. Also, she has these amazing grieving scenes where she just grunts and/or takes a really long time to break down in sobs. She is also wicked dramatic and played a prostitute in Memoirs of a French Whore. Also tomorrow is her birthday : )

Jumper Review

Jumper was a fun movie. It tells the story of young man who can teleport wherever he wants, and about the people who are after him. Hayden Christensen stars as David, the jumper. Millie, his childhood sweetheart is played by Ms. Bilson. A fellow jumper is Jamie Bell, the brit from Billy Elliot. Samuel L. Jackson plays the evil man who captures jumpers. The effects are cool and though many critics disagree Hayden Christensen is well cast. He is a wooden actor but that suits the role. Jamie bell gives the movie life as a fellow jumper. He's rough. The part when they teleport in a car through the streets of Tokyo is amazing. the movie is entertaining and full of beautiful locations. Ms. Bilson is likable, and subtly amusing. She is a pleasure to watch whatever she's in. This is a good action movie. **1/2 of 4.

Definitely, Maybe Review

I just saw Definitely, Maybe tonight. I'd see the previews and thought it looked kind of weak. It wasn't surprisingly. It was sweet and amusing. Not a straight out comedy, not a drama...life i guess you call it. Ryan Reynolds star of silly, crude comedies, but a funny actor none the less stars as Will Hayes. The father of Maya, played by the adorable Abigail Breslin, he and his wife are getting divorced. Maya asks to hear the story of how her parents met and what ensues is a fun trip through the 90's and a glimpse of the loves of this man's life. There is Emily, played by Elizabthe Banks, who is Will's college sweetheart who he leaves behind to go to New York and work on the Clinton campaign. In New York, he meets Summer, played by the divine Rachel Weisz, who knew Emily and who now goes out with her professor, Kevin Kline. He also meets April played by Isla Fisher who works at the campagin office too. She doesn't support CLinton though, she jsut needs the money. We see him interact with all these women. The scenes with Summer and Will, and Will and April are the best. The parts about the Clinton campaign and the 90's are great too. The huge cellphones and the internet!! The cast is superb. This is not your typical romantic comedy which is fortuante. Don't get me wrong, there are very few formulaic romantic comedies I don't like it. They get me some how. They give me hope and joy and montages. This was different. I loved the ending it's sweet. Weisz is good at playing the sexy woman. Reynolds has a great face and his performance is very untobtrusive and his lvoe for maya is clear. Fisher is the real delight. She is a amusing and sad and beautiful. The scene in the jewelry store between her and REynolds is heartbreaking. She is one to watch. You like her character the most out of all the women the whole movie, she's the one who's there through it all. A good, believable night at the movies. 2.5 stars out of 4.

Videos

These are all amazing songs and great vids
happy valentine's day

step up 2 and definitely, maybe and jumper come out today

Girls aloud-can't speak french-great costumes
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jEX4DNYnYmU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jEX4DNYnYmU

Call the shots-also by girls aloud
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UHoF3a6Q9Wk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UHoF3a6Q9Wk

kylie minogue-wow- fucking amazing pop song
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LnTrZYHK_II

kylie-in my arms-also amazing
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RE8EAqneUbM

Hot

Tina turner looked fierce at the grammy's

mamma mia!

here's the trailer for mamma mia!
watch for dominic cooper and meryl
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OvS_mXLo-pM

VB POSH

My diva posh

Katharine Heigl's new hair

Katharine h i love you but

what the...

Ri

Here's rih doing her thang on the grammy's i'm on the fence about this dress.

Fergs is pregs

fergs is pregs! i thought there was a little bump under her grammy gown. her fiance is josh duhamel.

ok she's not pregs apparently

GG

Here is the new Out magazine featuring the guys of GG

My fave Chace Crawford

almost makes me like lacrosse

POLITICS

i am a hillary clinton supporter
this wonderful article in today's ny times is basically amazing for obama or clinton supporters too
recommended by peggy


Op-Ed Columnist
Hate Springs Eternal
By PAUL KRUGMAN
Published: February 11, 2008
In 1956 Adlai Stevenson, running against Dwight Eisenhower, tried to make the political style of his opponent’s vice president, a man by the name of Richard Nixon, an issue. The nation, he warned, was in danger of becoming “a land of slander and scare; the land of sly innuendo, the poison pen, the anonymous phone call and hustling, pushing, shoving; the land of smash and grab and anything to win. This is Nixonland.”
The quote comes from “Nixonland,” a soon-to-be-published political history of the years from 1964 to 1972 written by Rick Perlstein, the author of “Before the Storm.” As Mr. Perlstein shows, Stevenson warned in vain: during those years America did indeed become the land of slander and scare, of the politics of hatred.
And it still is. In fact, these days even the Democratic Party seems to be turning into Nixonland.
The bitterness of the fight for the Democratic nomination is, on the face of it, bizarre. Both candidates still standing are smart and appealing. Both have progressive agendas (although I believe that Hillary Clinton is more serious about achieving universal health care, and that Barack Obama has staked out positions that will undermine his own efforts). Both have broad support among the party’s grass roots and are favorably viewed by Democratic voters.
Supporters of each candidate should have no trouble rallying behind the other if he or she gets the nod.
Why, then, is there so much venom out there?
I won’t try for fake evenhandedness here: most of the venom I see is coming from supporters of Mr. Obama, who want their hero or nobody. I’m not the first to point out that the Obama campaign seems dangerously close to becoming a cult of personality. We’ve already had that from the Bush administration — remember Operation Flight Suit? We really don’t want to go there again.
What’s particularly saddening is the way many Obama supporters seem happy with the application of “Clinton rules” — the term a number of observers use for the way pundits and some news organizations treat any action or statement by the Clintons, no matter how innocuous, as proof of evil intent.
The prime example of Clinton rules in the 1990s was the way the press covered Whitewater. A small, failed land deal became the basis of a multiyear, multimillion-dollar investigation, which never found any evidence of wrongdoing on the Clintons’ part, yet the “scandal” became a symbol of the Clinton administration’s alleged corruption.
During the current campaign, Mrs. Clinton’s entirely reasonable remark that it took L.B.J.’s political courage and skills to bring Martin Luther King Jr.’s dream to fruition was cast as some kind of outrageous denigration of Dr. King.
And the latest prominent example came when David Shuster of MSNBC, after pointing out that Chelsea Clinton was working for her mother’s campaign — as adult children of presidential aspirants often do — asked, “doesn’t it seem like Chelsea’s sort of being pimped out in some weird sort of way?” Mr. Shuster has been suspended, but as the Clinton campaign rightly points out, his remark was part of a broader pattern at the network.
I call it Clinton rules, but it’s a pattern that goes well beyond the Clintons. For example, Al Gore was subjected to Clinton rules during the 2000 campaign: anything he said, and some things he didn’t say (no, he never claimed to have invented the Internet), was held up as proof of his alleged character flaws.
For now, Clinton rules are working in Mr. Obama’s favor. But his supporters should not take comfort in that fact.
For one thing, Mrs. Clinton may yet be the nominee — and if Obama supporters care about anything beyond hero worship, they should want to see her win in November.
For another, if history is any guide, if Mr. Obama wins the nomination, he will quickly find himself being subjected to Clinton rules. Democrats always do.
But most of all, progressives should realize that Nixonland is not the country we want to be. Racism, misogyny and character assassination are all ways of distracting voters from the issues, and people who care about the issues have a shared interest in making the politics of hatred unacceptable.
One of the most hopeful moments of this presidential campaign came last month, when a number of Jewish leaders signed a letter condemning the smear campaign claiming that Mr. Obama was a secret Muslim. It’s a good guess that some of those leaders would prefer that Mr. Obama not become president; nonetheless, they understood that there are principles that matter more than short-term political advantage.
I’d like to see more moments like that, perhaps starting with strong assurances from both Democratic candidates that they respect their opponents and would support them in the general election.

James Marsden

also for Emma

the actor who really showed his stuff in 07 with enchanted and as corny collins was charming in 27 dresses. who wouldn't do him in the back of a car?

my favorite starbucks employee was there today. his name is matt and he has blond spiky hair
yay

James McAvoy

This is for emma

Dominic cooper and james mcavoy are in a wonderful movie together called Starter for 10

Grammy's

The fashion was decent. There was a lot of blue and purple and gowns.

Rihanna shut up and drove that blue across the red carpet

Corinne Bailey Rae looked the most amazing though with the divine glitterati

Feist doesn't look that fab but i love her.

Elect 08

MAINE!

Obama
59%

79% of precints reporting

Clinton
41%

VANITY FAIR HOLLYWOOD ISSUE

vanity fair did an alfred hitchcock themed photo shoot for their annual Hollywood issue. it's cool.\

her'e the amazing cover featuring some of my fave stars

emily blunt, amy adams, ellen page, america ferrara

http://www.firstshowing.net/2008/02/08/vanity-fairs-hitchcock-classics-photo-spreads/

The grammy's are tonight!

GO rihanna

you know she will show up looking hot like she did all fashion week

also go feist!

THIS IS RI AT MILAN FASHION WEEK IN SEPT

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