Seriously? OMG! WTF?

Kate Hudson refuses to cut her two-year-old son Ryder’s hair, even though the tot is regularly mistaken for a girl.The How To Lose A Guy In 10 Days star attempted to give her young son’s hair a trim in the past, but found the process too agonising.She explains, "Actually it’s really funny, because I just couldn’t cut it. I couldn’t get myself to cut it."I’m part-Jewish, Hasidic Jews – they don’t cut their kids hair until they’re three."I’m not very religious, but it’s actually kind of beautiful, they compare the men to a tree and trees don’t bear fruit for three years."So I just figured maybe on his third birthday I’ll cut it. I’m going to cry my eyes out!"

WENN 

That is so cute. My cousin going through the same thing with her son who just turned 3. 

As America’s favourite super hero, Superman is the epitomy of manliness. But it appears the actor drafted in to play Clark Kent in the new movie sequel is more concerned with his make-up than saving the world.American star Brandon Routh was left furious this week after he complained the make-up used on his face at a press conference made him look pale, artificial and ‘a bit wimpy’.The actor became annoyed when he saw pictures of himself posing up next to his Lois Lane, Kate Bosworth, who, he said, looked much more natural and sunkissed.After the Superman Returns press conference at London’s Dorchester Hotel on Wednesday afternoon, Routh’s aides had new darker foundation flown in for him to use in time for last night’s premiere in Leicester Square."To say that Brandon was livid with his make-up is an understatement," said an aide."The problem arose when he posed for photographs beside his co-star Kate Bosworth – who has a fantastic tan – and he realised that he looked pale and artificial in comparison."Basically there was a problem with the shade of his tinted moisturiser – it was slightly lighter than his natural skin tone – so he asked for an expensive fake tan moisturiser to be used instead."A waterproof, gradual build one which develops over time was eventually found and has given him a natural, all-over golden glow."This is Brandon’s first major movie premiere and in front of thousands of screaming fans, it is understandable that he wanted to look like a tanned, Adonis of a superhero and not a pale-skinned wimp."In stark contrast to his all-action counterpart, Routh refused to tackle the rather embarrassing topic head-on. Instead, he ordered his personal assistant to do it for him. So, within minutes the film company’s specialist make-up artist had been hauled in and instructed to make Routh more tanned.

Daily Mail 

Looking at the picture above, I can’t say I blame him. Do you? 

Former Monty Python stars Eric Idle and John Cleese are set for a reunion in Shrek 3.The Life Of Brian funnymen will both voice animated characters in the third installment of the animated hit featuring Cameron Diaz, Mike Myers and Eddie Murphy.Idle will voice new character Merlin The Magician while Cleese will reprise his role as King Harold.

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So we had a mini-SNL thing with Eddie Murphy and Michael Myers, now the same with Monty Python, what is next Mask with Cameron Diaz and Jim Carrey?

Usher, the silky voiced R&B superstar, will soon be crooning a Broadway melody. The multi-platinum recording artist and five-time Grammy winner will take over the role of conniving lawyer Billy Flynn in the long-running musical revival "Chicago," making his Broadway debut, producers Barry and Fran Weissler announced Friday. "I have always admired Broadway actors for their showmanship, dedication and focus that goes into performing live on stage every night," the 27-year-old Usher said in a statement. "Being on Broadway allows you to connect to audiences in a whole new way that’s different from music and movies."Usher opens Aug. 22 in "Chicago" and will appear through Oct. 1.

AP 

"The View" turned in its highest-rated week in two years last week as interest in the acrimonious departure of Star Jones Reynolds drove viewing. Show broke into the top five in women 18-49 for the first time since January 2004 in a week when Brandy, Susan Lucci and Renee Goldsberry subbed in for the departed Jones."The View" is rotating guest hosts until it goes into reruns Aug. 4. Producers say the search for Reynolds’ replacement won’t begin before the debut of Rosie O’Donnell on Sept. 5.Former co-host Debbie Matenopoulos returns on July 25. Additional guests hosts confirmed include Robin Givens, Tanika Ray and Mo’Nique.

Variety 

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