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Libertines reunion? |
| July 20th, 2006 under Pete Doherty/Kate Moss. [ Comments: none ]
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Pete Doherty and Carl Barat staged a surprise reunion in London this week (July 18).The former Libertines met at the Dublin Castle pub in Camden and chatted over pints for two hours before chatting with members of Los Angeles band Tender Box (pictured) who were playing their first UK show at the venue. The drinking session was the first time the pair have met up since their first post Libertines reunion at the Boogaloo Bar in Highgate last year.
NME
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How much is a date with Jessica Biel worth? |
| July 19th, 2006 under Admirable People. [ Comments: none ]
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How much would you pay for a date with someone Esquire magazine considers the sexiest woman alive?A man, only identified as "John," paid $30,000 Tuesday night for a date with actress Jessica Biel during a local fundraiser.The money goes to help Molly Bloom, who was seriously hurt May 13 when her prom-night limo dragged her 38 feet. She lost her left leg and part of her pelvis.On Tuesday night, there was a fundraiser that family members and friends organized at Rock Island in Lower Downtown. The fundraiser, dubbed "Mollypalooza," featured East High School bands and auctions for dates with young men. But the key item up for bid was a date with Biel.Biel’s father, who was first approached about a way the actress could help raise money for Molly, acknowledged that it’s for a good cause."She has this opportunity to create a buzz that would provide some support and she’s more than happy to do that," said Jon Biel. He said it was his daughter’s idea to hold the auction for a lunch date.The winner said his name is John and said he’s the senior vice president for an oil and gas company in Denver. Their lunch date will take place Aug. 18, when Biel returns to Colorado to accept a humanitarian award.The entire fundraiser raked in $38,000, money which will go to help pay Molly’s medical bills. She’s now rehabilitating at Children’s Hospital.
KMGH
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A beyond pointless reality show |
| July 19th, 2006 under Reality International. [ Comments: none ]
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A new reality TV show which sees celebrities trying to adopt a child has caused controversy.The BBC One series, which is set to air next year, will follow three household names as adoption chiefs assess their suitability as parents. "We were told they would love a celebrity to end up adopting a child," one adoption agency told The Mirror. "We gave them short shrift. It just doesn’t seem appropriate for an issue as sensitive as this."Mediawatch’s John Beyer added, "It’s a sensitive area to make into entertainment. To bring in stars to jazz it up is wrong."A spokesperson explained that while none of the stars will actually be adopting a child via the show, they may choose to later."We’re only using personalities with a genuine commitment to adoption and who intend becoming parents in the long-term," the BBC added.
All I have to say is WHY?
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Vince E-Mails Jen sexy footage of himself? |
| July 19th, 2006 under Vince Vaughn. [ Comments: none ]
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WE’RE told Jennifer Aniston’s funnyman beau Vince Vaughan has shot some racy footage of himself in his lonely hotel room while he’s been away filming in South Dakota – and has sent it to Jen via her PC. Now the mucky devil wants her to do the same. Saucy!
3AM Girls
Ewww Ewww Ewww did I say Ewww?
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Daniel Powter not having a bad day. |
| July 19th, 2006 under Music. [ Comments: none ]
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DANIEL POWTER’s BAD DAY hit has become the best-selling digital song ever thanks to US fans. The 2005 international hit became a smash all over again earlier this year (06) in America when it was used as a weekly theme on hit reality TV show AMERICAN IDOL. Canadian Powter even performed his debut during the show’s finals and then watched as the track climbed to number one on the Billboard charts, where it stayed for five weeks.Now, the tune has reached another milestone – the single has sold more than 1.6 million downloads in the US. The track has become one of the biggest debuts of all-time around the world it was the most played song in 2005 in Europe and it reached number one in 12 countries including Powter’s native Canada, Britain, Australia and Japan. The news of Powter’s latest milestone could not have come at a better time for the singer/songwriter – he began his first US tour on Monday.
PR-Inside
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