Seriously? OMG! WTF?

That first picture is from July 27th and the second one was taken yesterday by AP. So it looks like, not only is she reconstructing her house, she is also reconstructing herself too. I wonder if her house is turning out as well as she did. But then again I am also wondering if she is holding her neck fat back with her hand?

First David Beckham got the axe from the England team, now he could get the chop from Gillette as the worldwide face of the shaving brand. The Real Madrid star’s multi-million pound contract is up for renewal next year and according to advertising bible Marketing magazine he will be replaced by ‘fresher-faced global stars’. The news will come as a massive blow to Brand Beckham, as the former England captain went on a massive PR offensive this week in a bid to promote his new book. Beckham’s role with Gillette is likely to be reduced to promoting the shaving product in ‘local markets’, such as Spain and Britain. Among the names rumoured to be replacing him is Chelsea and England star Ashley Cole, 25. The 31-year-old footballer has been the face of Gillette since 2004, when he signed a £40m three-year deal but after a disappointing World Cup, followed by being dropped from the England team it has been suggested that his days as a global superstar are numbered. However, in the meantime, he still has a £7.5 million contract with Motorola, £2 million contract Pepsi and an £80 million life time deal with Adidas to fall back on. Commenting on the story, a Gillette spokesperson said: "Gillette has a great working partnership with David and he remains the global face of Gillette as well as an international sports and style icon."

Daily Mail 

How is he going to be able to support Posh’s shopping habits if he loses anymore jobs?

These are words you definitely don’t want to hear from the star of your new fall show. "Some days I say, ‘There’s no f***ing way I’m going to stay here,’ " Ray Liotta, star of CBS’ new crime drama, "Smith," tells Entertainment Weekly. "Between the hours, the speed you have to get [the episodes] done, the egos involved . . . and it’s not as collaborative as I thought it would be," Liotta says. "But when I look back, there are movies where you’re compromised. It’s always some thing." Uh oh.

The Starr Report 

Wow, he has such a big ego and his career has been going so well recently. . .not. Predicition this show will be gone after November sweeps.

ABC is slowly letting little details about the coming season of "Lost" out into the public arena, for the most part couching things in the broadest of terms so as not to give too much away. And so it is with the description for the season’s second episode, which airs Wednesday, Oct. 11, except for this: "Ian Somerhalder guest stars as Boone," the network copy says. Boone, of course, has been dead since near the end of "Lost’s" first season. Somerhalder has appeared a couple of times since then in flashback sequences, usually involving his sister Shannon (Maggie Grace). Shannon, however, died in the November 2005 episode "Abandoned," severing Boone’s closest link to the remaining plane-crash survivors on the island. Somerhalder’s reappearance suggests he somehow figured in one of the other islanders’ pasts as well. The Oct. 11 episode, called "Further Instructions," will also reveal what happened to Locke (Terry O’Quinn), Desmond (Henry Ian Cusick) and Eko (Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje) when the hatch collapsed in last season’s finale, and will find Hurley (Jorge Garcia) returning to camp after being released by the Others. Somerhalder is currently working on a miniseries called "Marco Polo," in which he plays the famous explorer. The project, produced by Robert Halmi Sr. ("Gulliver’s Travels," ABC’s "Ten Commandments" remake), doesn’t have U.S. distribution lined up yet.

Zap2It 

I wish there was a way to bring him back on the show fulltime!

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