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Kourtney Kardashian was hanging out on a balcony in Miami and gust of a wind revealed more than she wanted. Unlike Marilyn Moonroe in the Sever Year Itch, that was an itch we would’ve been OK with not scratching.
Well at least we know her underwear matches her shirt. Well the part of the thong we can see anyways.
The cast of Celebrity Apprentice All-Stars was announced today on Today and I am so f*cking excited to see the new season when it debuts in March on NBC because they are so f*cking awesome. They are Bret Michaels, Claudia Jordan, Gary Busey, Lisa Rinna, Lil Jon, Dee Snyder, Dennis Rodman, Brande Roderick, Stephen Baldwin, Trace Adkins, Marilu Henner, Penn Gillette, Omarosa Manigault-Stallworth La Toya Jackson. I expect lots of cussing, yelling, tears and blood shed and that makes this season ever more exciting.
I am especially curious how Omarosa will do because personally I think it might be too soon for her to do it after losing her fiance’ Michael Clarke Duncan just over a month ago. She probably will be very emotional.
And on that note, I don’t watch the Today show but I have to say that Matt Lauer really comes off as the d!ck he is rumored to be. I cringed watching him because he came off as such a jerk, I don’t know how people watch him every morning.
Before Morgan Fairchild was a den mother for a sorority in American Horror House, she was a sorority president in The Initiation of Sarah. She looks the same now as she did when she was 27 in that 1978 telemovie.
Ever since I read they were thinking of redoing The Munsters, I have been against it. I guess I am not the only because NBC has decided to pass on picking up Mockingbird Lane as a weekly series. Instead of being out all the money they put in it, they have decided to air it on October 26th at 8p before Grimm.
After reading the description of the show in the NBC press release, I am even happier that they passed on it. How awful does it sound? Nothing like the original that is good as is!
In “Mockingbird Lane,†sweet little Eddie Munster (Mason Cook) is a normal kid about to enter the horrors of puberty. Truth is, he’s about to discover that for him becoming a teenager means growing hair in truly unexpected places — as in all over his body — every time the moon is full! Eddie’s got it pretty good though. His loving, supportive, run-of-the-mill family includes his mom Lily (Portia de Rossi), the daughter of Dracula; his dad Herman (Jerry O’Connell), who brings new meaning to “Frankensteinâ€; and Grandpa (Eddie Izzard), who would give Dracula a run for his money if he weren’t actually Dracula! Of course then there’s creepy cousin Marilyn (Charity Wakefield), who’s really the odd one because she’s so completely normal.
Buying a house these days is a nightmare, so Herman and Lily are shocked that no one scooped up the rambling Victorian mansion at 1313 Mockingbird Lane that was the site of a series of grisly hobo murders. Settling into their new place, they’re quickly onto the mission at hand: to gently ease Eddie into the reality of his werewolf adolescence. But it’s not always so easy to accept that your child is a little “different†from the rest of the kids. Meanwhile, Herman, who works as a funeral director, is suffering from a heart condition. Since he’s made up mostly of spare parts, he knew his makeshift heart would eventually give out. No worries though, because Grandpa, who is pretty good at procuring body parts, is on the case. All Herman cares about is finding a new heart with the same capacity to love Lily as much as he has for so many decades.
I wonder what NBC will do if the pilot is a huge hit, but considering it is airing on a Friday night the chances of that are as likely as Fred Gwynne, Al Lewis and/or Yvette De Carlo doing a guest Spot on the reboot.
