Yes folks, it seems Kat Von D is happy…and in love with Jesse James. The two made their relationship public last night at Kat’s grand opening of her Wonderland gallery. Check out more photos of the two at last night’s event below plus video!
Yes, it’s official. Upon further questioning from Access Hollywood [...]
Saturday, September 4, 2010
Lindsay Lohan's Grove Movie Night
Seeking out new ways to spend her free time aside from her previous partying ways, Lindsay Lohan headed out for a night at the movies in Hollywood, CA on Friday (September 3).
Joined by a few friends, the "Georgia Rule" babe got the help of a security staffer as she made her way into The Grove to catch her just-released movie, "Machete".
Meanwhile, LiLo popped up in headlines earlier today over reports of a hit and run incident claiming that she clipped a baby carriage in her Maserati before speeding away.
Since the initial story broke, TMZ sources tell that the tale was embellished - as it reportedly took place on Wednesday with Lindsay making a legal turn while "ever-so-slightly tapped the stroller -- like 1 mile an hour."
Rather than just driving off, the TMZ insider tells that Miss Lohan stopped to make sure everything was okay before proceeding on her way.
Joined by a few friends, the "Georgia Rule" babe got the help of a security staffer as she made her way into The Grove to catch her just-released movie, "Machete".
Meanwhile, LiLo popped up in headlines earlier today over reports of a hit and run incident claiming that she clipped a baby carriage in her Maserati before speeding away.
Since the initial story broke, TMZ sources tell that the tale was embellished - as it reportedly took place on Wednesday with Lindsay making a legal turn while "ever-so-slightly tapped the stroller -- like 1 mile an hour."
Rather than just driving off, the TMZ insider tells that Miss Lohan stopped to make sure everything was okay before proceeding on her way.
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Is Martha Stewart the Next Barbara Walters?
Martha Stewart can make her own Christmas decorations, plan a perfect wedding and grow organic herbs, but what she really wants to do is... interviews? Homemaking guru Stewart, 69, spoke enthusiastically to reporters about her upcoming primetime interview special, Martha Stewart Presents, in which she'll be talking to fashion industry big shots like Donna Karan and Diane von Furstenberg. Stewart is hoping that the show opens up a new career for her -- namely, the career currently being occupied by Barbara Walters.
"My favorite interviewers are Larry King, 76, and Barbara Walters, 80 -- both of whom are kind of retiring," says Stewart, who is also re-launching her successful daytime show on the Hallmark Channel. "Who's going to take their place as the serious, great interviewer? I'm throwing my name in there because I love to talk to people."
Which people do you like to talk to, Martha? "I'm attracted to groups of people, like the hottest, sexiest young male movie stars," she said. "Who are they? Who are they really? How do they live? How do they cope? That's another potential interview show." The entrepreneur, who says she has "lots of ideas," also suggested that she could talk to her favorite comedians ("How do they come up with their material?"), First Lady Michelle Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton. (How about she interviews them all at once? We think Taylor Lautner, Joan Rivers and Michelle Obama would have a lot to talk about.)
Stewart, of course, doesn't possess Walters' 50 years of journalism experience. She is, however, the most ruthlessly perfect person on the planet. Maybe she should consider a format that caters better to her particular skill set. How about she goes to "sexy, young male movie stars"' houses and organizes their underwear drawers by color and style? She could make her favorite comedians cook her dinner, then criticize their seasonings. Or she could challenge Hillary Clinton to a dinner-party duel, in which they see who can throw a better soiree for a foreign diplomat. (Our money's on Martha!)
If you want to see how well Stewart does Barbara Walters' job, tune in on Sept. 19 at 9 p.m. on the Hallmark Channel. If you want to see how well Barbara Walters does Martha Stewart's job, check out this video of Walters helping Martha cook chicken -- or take a look at Walters' no-fuss scrambled eggs recipe. Now there's a cook after our own hearts!
Do you think Martha Stewart could be the next Barbara Walters? Chime in below!
Like This? Read These:
- Does Amy Sedaris Want Martha Stewart's Job?
- Snoop Dogg and Martha Stewart Rap While Baking Brownies!
- Rachael vs. Martha: Who Takes the Cake?
"My favorite interviewers are Larry King, 76, and Barbara Walters, 80 -- both of whom are kind of retiring," says Stewart, who is also re-launching her successful daytime show on the Hallmark Channel. "Who's going to take their place as the serious, great interviewer? I'm throwing my name in there because I love to talk to people."
Which people do you like to talk to, Martha? "I'm attracted to groups of people, like the hottest, sexiest young male movie stars," she said. "Who are they? Who are they really? How do they live? How do they cope? That's another potential interview show." The entrepreneur, who says she has "lots of ideas," also suggested that she could talk to her favorite comedians ("How do they come up with their material?"), First Lady Michelle Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton. (How about she interviews them all at once? We think Taylor Lautner, Joan Rivers and Michelle Obama would have a lot to talk about.)
Stewart, of course, doesn't possess Walters' 50 years of journalism experience. She is, however, the most ruthlessly perfect person on the planet. Maybe she should consider a format that caters better to her particular skill set. How about she goes to "sexy, young male movie stars"' houses and organizes their underwear drawers by color and style? She could make her favorite comedians cook her dinner, then criticize their seasonings. Or she could challenge Hillary Clinton to a dinner-party duel, in which they see who can throw a better soiree for a foreign diplomat. (Our money's on Martha!)
If you want to see how well Stewart does Barbara Walters' job, tune in on Sept. 19 at 9 p.m. on the Hallmark Channel. If you want to see how well Barbara Walters does Martha Stewart's job, check out this video of Walters helping Martha cook chicken -- or take a look at Walters' no-fuss scrambled eggs recipe. Now there's a cook after our own hearts!
Do you think Martha Stewart could be the next Barbara Walters? Chime in below!
Like This? Read These:
- Does Amy Sedaris Want Martha Stewart's Job?
- Snoop Dogg and Martha Stewart Rap While Baking Brownies!
- Rachael vs. Martha: Who Takes the Cake?
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Christina Hendricks 2010 Emmy Dress: Caption This Winner!
Whenever she is on a Red Carpet she is always one of the most talked about women and Sunday night was no exception. That is why Christina Hendricks 2010 Emmy dress was our Caption This contest photo of the week and now it is time to announce the big winner! Be sure to check out [...]
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Friday, September 3, 2010
Maclaren Introduces Beatles-Inspired Buggy
Are you a Beatles fan? Then you'll love the brand new Beatles Yellow Submarine Buggy ($280) from Maclaren's Objects of Design collection.
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Is Martha Stewart the Next Barbara Walters?
Martha Stewart can make her own Christmas decorations, plan a perfect wedding and grow organic herbs, but what she really wants to do is... interviews? Homemaking guru Stewart, 69, spoke enthusiastically to reporters about her upcoming primetime interview special, Martha Stewart Presents, in which she'll be talking to fashion industry big shots like Donna Karan and Diane von Furstenberg. Stewart is hoping that the show opens up a new career for her -- namely, the career currently being occupied by Barbara Walters.
"My favorite interviewers are Larry King, 76, and Barbara Walters, 80 -- both of whom are kind of retiring," says Stewart, who is also re-launching her successful daytime show on the Hallmark Channel. "Who's going to take their place as the serious, great interviewer? I'm throwing my name in there because I love to talk to people."
Which people do you like to talk to, Martha? "I'm attracted to groups of people, like the hottest, sexiest young male movie stars," she said. "Who are they? Who are they really? How do they live? How do they cope? That's another potential interview show." The entrepreneur, who says she has "lots of ideas," also suggested that she could talk to her favorite comedians ("How do they come up with their material?"), First Lady Michelle Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton. (How about she interviews them all at once? We think Taylor Lautner, Joan Rivers and Michelle Obama would have a lot to talk about.)
Stewart, of course, doesn't possess Walters' 50 years of journalism experience. She is, however, the most ruthlessly perfect person on the planet. Maybe she should consider a format that caters better to her particular skill set. How about she goes to "sexy, young male movie stars"' houses and organizes their underwear drawers by color and style? She could make her favorite comedians cook her dinner, then criticize their seasonings. Or she could challenge Hillary Clinton to a dinner-party duel, in which they see who can throw a better soiree for a foreign diplomat. (Our money's on Martha!)
If you want to see how well Stewart does Barbara Walters' job, tune in on Sept. 19 at 9 p.m. on the Hallmark Channel. If you want to see how well Barbara Walters does Martha Stewart's job, check out this video of Walters helping Martha cook chicken -- or take a look at Walters' no-fuss scrambled eggs recipe. Now there's a cook after our own hearts!
Do you think Martha Stewart could be the next Barbara Walters? Chime in below!
Like This? Read These:
- Does Amy Sedaris Want Martha Stewart's Job?
- Snoop Dogg and Martha Stewart Rap While Baking Brownies!
- Rachael vs. Martha: Who Takes the Cake?
"My favorite interviewers are Larry King, 76, and Barbara Walters, 80 -- both of whom are kind of retiring," says Stewart, who is also re-launching her successful daytime show on the Hallmark Channel. "Who's going to take their place as the serious, great interviewer? I'm throwing my name in there because I love to talk to people."
Which people do you like to talk to, Martha? "I'm attracted to groups of people, like the hottest, sexiest young male movie stars," she said. "Who are they? Who are they really? How do they live? How do they cope? That's another potential interview show." The entrepreneur, who says she has "lots of ideas," also suggested that she could talk to her favorite comedians ("How do they come up with their material?"), First Lady Michelle Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton. (How about she interviews them all at once? We think Taylor Lautner, Joan Rivers and Michelle Obama would have a lot to talk about.)
Stewart, of course, doesn't possess Walters' 50 years of journalism experience. She is, however, the most ruthlessly perfect person on the planet. Maybe she should consider a format that caters better to her particular skill set. How about she goes to "sexy, young male movie stars"' houses and organizes their underwear drawers by color and style? She could make her favorite comedians cook her dinner, then criticize their seasonings. Or she could challenge Hillary Clinton to a dinner-party duel, in which they see who can throw a better soiree for a foreign diplomat. (Our money's on Martha!)
If you want to see how well Stewart does Barbara Walters' job, tune in on Sept. 19 at 9 p.m. on the Hallmark Channel. If you want to see how well Barbara Walters does Martha Stewart's job, check out this video of Walters helping Martha cook chicken -- or take a look at Walters' no-fuss scrambled eggs recipe. Now there's a cook after our own hearts!
Do you think Martha Stewart could be the next Barbara Walters? Chime in below!
Like This? Read These:
- Does Amy Sedaris Want Martha Stewart's Job?
- Snoop Dogg and Martha Stewart Rap While Baking Brownies!
- Rachael vs. Martha: Who Takes the Cake?
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Kaitlin Olson, Rob McElhenney Welcome Son Axel Lee
Costars Kaitlin Olson and Rob McElhenney welcomed their first child, son Axel Lee McElhenney, on Wednesday, Sept. 1 at 12:52 p.m., they tell PEOPLE exclusively.
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