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Morning Links - JT Reportedly Cheated on Biel with Rihanna

PopSugar — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 09:30:15 PDT

Is Justin Timberlake cheating on Jessica Biel with Rihanna? - Celebitchy
Jon Gosselin was not kicked off his TLC show - I'm Not Obsessed
DWTS sends Kathy Ireland home - Popeater
Eddie Furlong allegedly smoked cocaine and threatened to have his wife beaten with chains and bats - TMZ
Tori Spelling has been hospitalized for abdominal pain - Wonderwall
Lamar Odom says his wedding to Khloe Kardashian was real - Lifeline Live
Do Sarah Silverman and Jimmy Kimmel have a sex tape? - Zack Taylor's Blog
Julianne Hough misses Dancing with the Stars - Fox411

Where on the Bed Do Your Pets Sleep?

PetSugar — Tue, 02 Sep 2008 07:00:10 PDT

Awww, how cozy they look! Does this scene look familiar to you? If you share a bed with your pet, does the furry one have a fave snuggly spot? When I chatted with Bill from Greatest American Dog, he shared the sweet observation below:

I think the bond between Star and I was pretty tight when we got to California and I don't think you could make it any better. She slept in the bed with me all the time we were out there but when we got back home, Star had moved. She had always slept at the end of the bed, and now she moved up to right beside me on my side of the bed and that may be a little bit bigger bond.

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What Do You Know About the Brittany?

PetSugar — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 10:30:44 PDT

I loved catching up with Bill who was sent home from Greatest American Dog on Wednesday with his beautiful Brittany, Star. What do you know about this breed? Test your knowledge about these pretty pooches below!

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Greatest American Dog Recap: My Dog Can Fly!

PetSugar — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 16:00:00 PDT

First puppies and now an elephant?! For last night's episode of Greatest American Dog, the remaining humans (Travis, J.D., Bill, Laurie, and Teresa) had to get their pets (Presley, Galaxy, Star, Andrew, and Leroy) to sit in a circle as an elephant approached them, made tons of noise and flapped its ears, and eventually got close enough to pick up a banana placed nearby. It came down to a faceoff between Presley and Andrew, and the smallest pooch there (Laurie's Maltese) didn't move a muscle – wow! Next, it was a course finishing in a doggie zipline – that J.D. and Galaxy made look like a piece of cake – but, unfortunately, two dogs (Star and Andrew) wouldn't take that leap. In the end, the judges chose to send Bill and Star packing which made me sad 'cause I was totally pulling for them, but happy since I got to chat with him this morning. . . . and, yes, he's just as sweet on the phone as he looks on TV:

On meeting an elephant for the first time: You remember, we've got our back towards that elephant? I'm watching Star and saying "sit, stay, sit, stay" and her eyes are getting bigger and bigger and it's like one of us has got to move, I hope she tells me when I'm supposed to move! That was thrilling to me, just thrilling.

Learn what happens when Star meets the elephant for the second and third (?) time when you

read more. On meeting an elephant for the second time: Although she didn't win the challenge, later we were able to go over and visit with the elephant. Star actually ended up sitting on one of the elephant's feet and it was a positive atmosphere. They didn't want dogs to be afraid of big things running at them anymore. The elephant actually took its nose and smelled all over Star and she just sat and looked at it – I asked the guy what it was doing and he said the elephant's never seen a dog like Star so he's smelling and remembering so that, the next time he sees one, he'll know what that is. On meeting an elephant for the third time: I feel comfortable now that if there's an elephant charging down the street here in Flint, TX, Star will sit right there and watch it go by. On preparing for the zipline challenge: I got up there and worked with her during practice time. I shook the platform and the guys up there at the top said "don't shake this," but I banged and clanged up there for Star's benefit. I knew the wind might be blowing and it might shake so I wanted her to understand that everything's good and it's fine for your feet to move underneath you. On doing the challenge: When she got to the edge in what you saw last night, there was one point where I actually thought she was going to jump. Then she said "nah, dogs ain't supposed to fly, my boy" and I read that. She was like "I'll sit right here and you figure it out, Bubba." I saw that expression but I spent a good 10 to 15 minutes trying to get her to jump off that. On not jumping off: I appreciate her not jumping off that ledge. She was smarter than I thought because we work in some areas where it's high-rise parking garages and, maybe she then thinks it's OK to jump off something chasing a bird? I feel comfortable knowing she did the wise thing, she was wiser than me. Source

P.L.O.W. - It's all About the Stars

FitSugar — Sun, 26 Aug 2007 03:00:00 PDT

There's nothing like looking up at an endless summer sky, gazing at the stars and hoping for a meteorite to blaze on by.

When I'm taking an evening stroll with my dog, or looking up from my sleeping bag, I always feel a sense of crisp serenity and peace like nothing else.

This play list is a tribute to those nights...

"Lucky Star" - Madonna, 5:37
"Vincent (Starry Starry Night)" - Don Mclean, 4:03
"Star" - Erasure, 3:38
"Summer Nights" - from Grease,
"Star" - Bryan Adams, 3:42
"Shining Star" - Earth, Wind & Fire, 2:50
"Lonestar" - Norah Jones, 3:06
"Starshine" - Gorillaz, 3:31
"Star" - David Bowie, 2:46
"Good Morning Starshine" - Oliver, 3:38
"Stars" - Alison Krauss, 2:54
"Stars Fell on Alabama" - Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong, 3:36
"Starlight" - The Wailin' Jennys, 4:43

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Bethenny Frankel: Natural Chef to the Stars

FitSugar — Wed, 14 Mar 2007 04:00:00 PDT

What do Paris Hilton, Alicia Silverstone and Mariska Hargitay (from TV's Law & Order) all have in common? The answer would be Bethenny Frankel a natural food chef of the stars.

Bethenny believes that a person's diet is like a "bank account." You want to eat a balanced diet, but you don't want to restrict yourself either. It's fine to try a bit of everything. It's when you eat all of everything that can get you into trouble. She healthily believes in moderation.

After watching this video clip, you will know that Bethenny is into healthy bodies and chocolate, but she doesn't have a great opinion of the ultra slim size zero body.

Celebrity Video, Bethenny Frankel Talks Lindsay And Nicole - Awesome video clips here

Want to know some healthy tips from celebs like Paris Hilton, Randy Jackson, and Alicia Silverstone? Then

read more Healthy Tip #1: Don't eat everything on your plate. Paris and Nicky Hilton try to be as healthy as possible (Bethenny has known them since they were kids). What keeps them so slim is this little trick: they never finish all the food on their plate. Some would say this is wasteful, but overeating is a big problem with people. We often eat more food just because it's in front of us. Healthy Tip #2: Load Up on Veggies. Mariska Hargitay loves Mediterranean foods with lots of flavor. Vegetables offer a variety of different tastes and textures, and can be easily flavored with fresh herbs and spices. Veggies are just so healthy for you, you really can't go wrong with them. Healthy Tip #3: Use Fresh Ingredients for Flavor. Randy Jackson went through gastric bypass surgery in 2003. He dropped over 100 pounds, and had to change his eating habits to keep up with his new body. He's a huge fan of southern foods, so he uses fresh spices and ingredients to give those foods the flavor he craves. Healthy Tip #4: Simply Substitute. The Hogans are an all-American family, loving the types of food you get at fast food joints. In order to eat the high-fat foods they loved, Bethenny would just substitute healthier ingredients. She'd use olive oil instead of butter, and low-sugar maple syrup in place of real sugar. Your taste buds won't notice the difference much, but your body will. Healthy Tip #5: Don't Be Afraid to Experiment. Alicia Silverstone is a committed vegan, believing whole-heartedly in not consuming any animal products. When you don't eat meat, dairy products, or eggs, you've got to get a little creative in your meal-making. Alicia wasn't afraid to experiment with new ingredients like tofu, tempeh, and seitan to make mock-foods such as veggie "chicken" burgers.

First Look at the Doctor Who/Star Trek Comic Book

Kelly Schwarze — Wed, 15 Feb 2012 05:20:50 PST

Last week a rumor floated around the Internet that two science fiction powerhouses, Doctor Who and Star Trek would meet in an epic comic book pairing. Now, there's confirmation that Star Trek: The Next Generation/Doctor Who: Assimilation² will reach store shelves in May 2012.

This is the cover of the first issue in an eight-part series following the Eleventh Doctor, Captain Jean-Luc Picard, and his Enterprise crew as they save the galaxy from an evil alliance. Written by Scott and David Tipton and featuring fully painted artwork by J.K. Woodward, the debut issue pairs familiar villains the Borg and the Cybermen in an attempt to destroy humanity.

If the first issue in this crossover series includes some of the most popular villains, we can't wait to see what other frightening forces will make an appearance in the remaining seven issues. The Weeping Angels? Q?

How the Stars Celebrated Valentine's Day

Allie Merriam — Wed, 15 Feb 2012 07:52:46 PST

Yesterday was Valentine's Day, and the stars celebrated the holiday with their loved ones. Matt and Luciana Damon decided to take their romance to the front row at New York Fashion Week, as Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie had a similarly public outing at the Bosnian premiere of In the Land of Blood and Honey. Sandra Bullock had fun in LA with her main man Louis, while nearby, Cindy Crawford and her husband Rande Gerber treated themselves to lunch. Click through to see who else spent Feb. 14 with their nearest and dearest.

EXCLUSIVE: Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux Show Chemistry in New Wanderlust Clip!

PopSugar — Wed, 15 Feb 2012 06:00:00 PST

Jennifer Aniston and Paul Rudd team up to star in Wanderlust, a comedy about a couple who escapes big city life and stumble upon a free-love commune including their leader Seth, played by Justin Theroux. Jennifer, Justin, Paul, and their costars will step out in LA tomorrow night for the film's premiere. Jennifer and Justin's relationship has been heating up in real life, and now we've got a new look at them sharing the big screen in the movie that reportedly sparked their romance. Watch Jennifer and Justin deliver witty lines alongside Malin Akerman and Paul in this exclusive new clip from Wanderlust, and make sure to see the comedy when it hits theaters on Feb. 24!

Elizabeth Banks Talks The Hunger Games and Says Harry Potter Is "Scary as Sh*t"

Becky Kirsch — Wed, 15 Feb 2012 05:30:00 PST

I got the chance to visit the set of What to Expect When You're Expecting last year, where I chatted with Elizabeth Banks about fake baby bumps, motherhood, and the star-studded comedy. Naturally, the conversation also turned to Banks's other big upcoming movie, The Hunger Games. Banks discussed how she feels about the dark subject matter now that she's a parent herself, compared the film to the likes of Harry Potter, and talked about how she got into the role of Effie.

As a parent, did you have any reservations about The Hunger Games's dark subject matter?
EB: The movie is going to be PG-13, and I think that's about right. My nephew's 11, and he read it and loves it. The book has adult themes, for sure. Gary Ross, the director, and Suzanne Collins [who wrote the novels] did a great job patrolling what happens visually in the movie, what we can show and what we can't show. But I remember taking my 6-year-old niece to a Harry Potter movie with those dark shadow things that were scary as sh*t, and the guy doesn't even have a f*cking nose. That's like nightmare stuff, in my opinion. This is a lot of hand-to-hand combat, but it's nothing you wouldn't see on a video game or an episode of CSI. We don't have guns.

What was it like making the transition from The Hunger Games to What to Expect When You're Expecting?
EB: They're just so different, it's literally night and day. I don't have the same voice, I don't have the same hair, I don't have the same anything. Literally nothing, it's completely and utterly opposite. The good thing about this is that it's a role much closer to myself, so it's easier.

What helps you get into character?
EB: Well what's great about both of these characters, Effie Trinket in The Hunger Games, and Wendy, is that there's so much external stuff to build the character with. Effie has the great wigs and the crazy clothes, and the accent, and all that. That's all something that really helps feed you. And this character has the boobs and the bump and the back pain, and the shoes that don't fit, and all of those things that really feed you in the moment, which is great. It's a lot easier than having to come up with a bunch of emotional sh*t that you have to deal with from internally. They're nice characters that you build from the outside in, instead of from the inside out.