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Who looks the best with a platinum blonde bob? |
| September 19th, 2006 under Better than..., Kate Bosworth/Orlando Bloom, Madonna, Nick Lachey/Jessica/Ashlee Simpson. [ Comments: 1 ]
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Hollywood Gossip Whores
Trick answer, they all look horrible with their new dos. I think Maddona aged herself at least ten years with the new do and actually same thing goes for Jessica Simpson and Kate Bosworth!
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NBC will air Madonna on a cross |
| September 18th, 2006 under Madonna. [ Comments: none ]
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 NBC has given the green light to include Madonna-on-the-Cross footage in an upcoming November Sweeps concert special! In the show, Madonna, wearing a gittered crown of thorns, descends on a suspended mirrored, disco ball-type cross singing her hit ‘Live To Tell.’ NBC suit Kevin Reilly said Madonna considered the crucifixion a highlight of her show. "We viewed it and didn’t see it as being inappropriate," NBC explained.
Drudge Report
I saw the concert and did not have any issue with the crucifixion number. BTW I highly suggest watching this because it was one of the best concerts I ever saw in my life!
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63 year old Priest called in bomb threat to Madonna’s concert |
| September 8th, 2006 under Madonna. [ Comments: none ]
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Amsterdam prosecutors said Friday a 63-year-old priest has confessed to phoning in a fake bomb threat to a Madonna concert in the Dutch capital city last week "He was hoping to stop her from performing her famous ‘crucifixion’ act," prosecution spokesman Robert Meulenbroek said, referring to a scene in the 48-year-old pop star’s latest show.The scene, a mock re-enactment of the crucifixion of Christ, offended some Christians during earlier concerts in Italy and Germany. Two Amsterdam concerts went ahead as planned on Sunday and Monday, despite a handful of protesters.Meulenbroek said it was likely prosecutors would seek a community service punishment for the priest, since it was very likely this was his first such offense.The priest was arrested almost immediately after making the threat Sunday, since he used his home phone to make it, and he called an emergency services number where the call was automatically traced.The priest was brought before a judge Friday and has been released pending judgment, Meulenbroek said. "We take bomb threats seriously, but in this case it was clear very quickly that it was not real," he said."Maybe he should have to learn all her lyrics by heart" as punishment, he quipped.
AP
How many Hail Mary’s will have to say for this?
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Joe Eszterhaus dishes on Madonna, Warren Beatty and more |
| September 5th, 2006 under Madonna, Sharon Stone, Val Kilmer. [ Comments: none ]
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Joe Eszterhas wrote "Basic Instinct," "Flashdance," "Showgirls" and "Jagged Edge" and once got $4 million for a four-page outline. But now, the superscripter has written "The Devil’s Guide to Hollywood: The Screenwriter as God," in which he dishes about the stars with whom he’s worked as he doles out tips on his craft. To wit:
"Liv Tyler did an interview in which she said she was the inspiration for ‘Showgirls.’ She said I had become obsessed with her after seeing her play a stripper in an Aerosmith video. She said, ‘He tried to get me to take the lead in the movie, but I didn’t want to get into that kind of thing.’ It was news to me. I’d never seen the Aerosmith video, I’d never met or spoken with Liv."
"Val Kilmer is an imbecile. Asked by the Academy to nominate the three best film moments of the century, Kilmer nominated three of his movies. One of them was ‘Batman Forever.’"
"For many years, Robert De Niro, always brilliant onscreen, couldn’t even say two words on his own. He’d sit there, not speaking – woefully, miserably, pathetically lost without the words of a script."
"Michael Douglas, in my experience, is not brilliant and may very well, in some cases, be dumb. This is the guy who wanted to change the ending of ‘Basic Instinct’ because it wasn’t ‘redemptive.’ Douglas didn’t like that he was the star of the movie and that [Sharon Stone] ‘one-ups me at every turn.’"
Meanwhile, "Sharon’s ‘prima donna’ behavior so annoyed the crew on one of her movies that they relieved themselves into a bathtub before Sharon got into it for her scene."
"The joke in Hollywood is that Warren Beatty, the ‘great auteur,’ can turn a ‘go’ movie into a development deal. He’ll get involved, work with six writers rewriting your script, then pull out of the project."
"You don’t want Edward Norton to star in your movie. He now rewrites all the scripts he agrees to act in."
And Eszterhas claims that when Madonna was trying to get the part in "Desperately Seeking Susan," she went to the office of Orion production chief Barbara Boyle, "dropped to her knees and said, ‘I’ll do anything to get this part.’ Boyle said, ‘I’m happily married and I’m straight,’ to which Madonna replied, ‘You should try everything once.’"
Rush & Molloy
I am sure most of it is BS, but it is still a fun read
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Madonna and Guy Ritchie’s intellectual fight? |
| August 30th, 2006 under Madonna. [ Comments: none ]
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For most mothers the start of the new school year is a welcome relief from the hurly-burly of the school holidays.But Madonna has enjoyed seeing her children so much that she wants them to stay on her Confessions world tour with her.While she may have gone up in the estimations of little Lourdes, nine, and Rocco, five, her husband Guy Ritchie is not so keen on the idea.Guy, 37, and the queen of pop, 48, have had a series of furious rows because he thinks the children should stay in one place to be educated.He is growing increasingly fed up with them moving every few weeks because of the tour, which goes on until October.A family source said Madonna ‘likes to have her children with her — otherwise she wouldn’t see much of them’.The source added: "They already have schools in London and Los Angeles which they float between."But in recent weeks they’ve been to New York and Miami too, and she wants to take them to other tour stops like Russia."Madonna thinks it’s good for her kids to be with Mom and see the world, but Guy disagrees."He’s more traditional and would prefer them at one school."It’s causing a lot of tension — and their friends and family are voicing opinions too."
Daily Mail
I side with Guy on this one. The kids need to be in school and not on tour with her.
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