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Who woulda thunk it.. but gossip blog MEDIATAKEOUT are posting/saying that its true..THE couple will go public.. Imagine two of the world biggest loudest narcissistic fame whore black holes together as one.. scary. A snitch tells MediaTakeOutcom that Kanye will be in Vegas with Kim K - at Tao for NYE
She even has corn rows...and we will be bombarded with endless endless day after day posting and pics of these two relentless faem whores
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ya gotta love the KATHY GRIFFIN...but do you think she will make it to the stroke of midnight..or will stuffy CNN exec's end up with a stroke..
CNN have gone out of their way to tame Griffin's foul mouth by threatening to yank her off the air. "This year in my contract, in addition to the stipulation that I have to give my money back if I swear, they also say they are just going to literally pull me," said Griffin.
Griffin — who first let some choice words slip during the 2008 show and was forced to give her paycheck back last year due to breach of contract — has a list of off-limit words, the My Life on the D-List star doesn't really think much of it.
"I haven't technically read it. I don't consider it to be binding, I'm an artist," Griffin said. "If CNN dares to pull me live, I'll be walking right over to New Year's Rockin' Eve to give Dick Clark a lap dance. ... It's up to you America."
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MARK ZUCKERBERG..That little puddums and long lost Jewish nephew of mine who never calls his Tanta anymore..(at 2.5 billion I'd figured we're related by 6 degrees of separation) is Having an absolutely incredible year.
Facebook supplanted search engine giant Google for the first time as the top-visited website of the year.
The social media site accounted for 8.93 percent of all U.S. visits between January and November 2010 while Google had 7.19 percent of visits. Last year, Facebook placed third behind second place Yahoo! Mail and first place Google.
In other categories, Kim Kardashian beat Oprah, Rush Limbaugh, Miley Cyrus and Glenn Beck as the top people search term while Lady Gaga and Dancing with the Stars beat out Justin Bieber and American Idol respectively.
source The Hollywood Reporter
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Joey McIntyre (singer/actor) is 38
- Youngest member of New Kids on the Block
Val Kilmer (actor) is 51
“Iceman” in Top Gun
Bebe Neuwirth (actress) is 51
“Lilith” on Cheers
Tom Hamilton (musician) is 59
- Bassist for Aerosmith
Donna Summer (singer) is 62
- SHE WORKS HARD FOR THE MON EY
Tim Matheson (actor) is 63
“Otter” in Animal House
Ben Kingsley (actor) is 67
- Mohandas Gandhi in Gandhi
Tim Considine (actor) is 70
“Mike Douglas” on My Three Sons
Anthony Hopkins (actor) is 73
“Hannibal Lecter” in Silence of the Lambs
65 Taylor Hackford Director, producer
64 Diane Von Furstenberg Fashion designer does she have toilet paper too?
81 George Schlatter TV producer ("Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In")
Jules Styne12/31/1905 - 9/20/1994 American songwriter GYPSY
Elizabeth Arden 12/31/1878 - 10/18/1966 Canadian-born American cosmetic executive
1929…Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians played "Auld Lang Syne" as a New Year's Eve song for the first time.
1971…The Beatles officially broke up.
1975…Elvis Presley performed for 60-thousand fans at the Silverdome in Pontiac, Michigan. He set a world record by earning 800-thousand dollars for a single concert by a single artist.
1961…Janis Joplin had her first singing engagement at Beaumont, Texas' Halfway House.
1966…George Harrison's New Year's plans were foiled when London nightclub Annabel's barred him from
admission because he was not wearing a tie.
1981…MTV hosted the New Year's Eve Rock and Roll Ball, the four-month-old network’s first.
1985…Ricky Nelson and six others died in an airplane crash near DeKalb, Texas. A fire had broken out on the plane.
1993…Barbra Streisand performed her first paid concert in 22 years at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.
2003…Aerosmith, Bon Jovi, Elton John and Kiss performed on Dick Clark's 32nd-annual New Year's Rockin' Eve. Jessica Simpson and Nick Lachey joined the ageless TV impresario to countdown the New Year in Times Square.
IN HONOR OF DONNA SUMMER..and the end of 2010... LAST DANCE!
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Geraldine Hoff Doyle, a World War II factory worker whose bandana-wearing image in a wire-service photo is said to have been the model for the woman depicted in the 1942 "We Can Do It!" poster, has died. She was 86. The iconic wartime poster became an enduring symbol of women's power from the Rosie the Riveter era.
Doyle died of age-related causes Sunday at Hospice House of Mid-Michigan in Lansing, said her daughter, Stephanie Gregg.
Doyle was a 17-year-old high school graduate when she took a job at the American Broach & Machine Co. in her hometown of Ann Arbor, Mich., in 1942, a time when millions of women across the country were going to work to replace men who had gone to war.
"She had just graduated, and some of the young men had left school to volunteer to fight," Gregg said. "A couple had been killed, and she felt she wanted to do something for the war effort."
Doyle was operating a metal-stamping machine when a United Press photographer took a picture of the tall, slender and glamorously beautiful brunet wearing a polka-dot bandana over her hair.
Her photo, according to an account on the Pop History Dig website, was seen by Pittsburgh artist J. Howard Miller, who was commissioned by the Westinghouse War Production Coordinating Committee to create a series of morale-building posters to inspire Westinghouse factory workers.
MORE HERE LA TIMES
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