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- Sex on the Wire: Advice from Charlie Sheen
- The Daily Bieber: The Unveiling Of Justin's Wax Figure Leads To Creepiness
- Couple Recreates Romance Novel Covers
- Style Crush: Alexa Chung Part Deux
- 'Glee' Recap: Hell To The No
- Gallery: Actors Who Really Got Into Their Roles
- Parenting Lessons from 'Teen Mom 2': Your Dad's Name Is Not Randalicious
- Andy Cohen Says Bravo is Done Casting New Cities for 'Real Housewives'
| Sex on the Wire: Advice from Charlie Sheen Posted: 16 Mar 2011 11:37 AM PDT
What do you do if he has a sexual malfunction? (College Candy) Check out 10 romantic comedies that have ruined finding love in New York. (The Gloss) A pregnant woman in Iowa was thrown in jail for thinking about having an abortion. (The Frisky) Dating in this age would send Jane Austen into a frenzy. (The Guardian) Post from: Crushable Sex on the Wire: Advice from Charlie Sheen  |
| The Daily Bieber: The Unveiling Of Justin's Wax Figure Leads To Creepiness Posted: 16 Mar 2011 11:02 AM PDT
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| Couple Recreates Romance Novel Covers Posted: 16 Mar 2011 11:00 AM PDT I know that when you remake a song it’s called a cover, but what about when you remake a book cover? Alex Holder, Art Director at the advertising agency Wieden+Kennedy, commissioned her creative partner Oli Kellett to stage these recreations of Mills & Boon romance book jackets, starring Holder and her boyfriend Ross. What I love about these self-portraits is the attention to detail (in both background and how they mimic the cover models), but also the playfulness with which they reenact these uber-romantic scenes. Holder snarkily sums up her motivation in the shots: Sometimes we sit for hours staring at a sea shell. Other times he’ll hold me by the neck in front of the pyramids. But there’s nothing we like more than nearly kissing each other near some horses. I always try to look hot in front of him so he doesn’t leave me. Unfortunately, there are only three at present. Now that the beach, the woods, and the pyramids have gotten their action, let’s see Ross and Holder in more implausible locales! Post from: Crushable Couple Recreates Romance Novel Covers  |
| Posted: 16 Mar 2011 10:34 AM PDT Beastie Boys get a bank robber named after them. – Portland police are calling the man the Beastie Boys Bandit based on his attire: Suit, dark glasses, wig, and fake mustache, a possible homage to the band’s “Sabotage” video. (Vulture) Post from: Crushable  |
| Style Crush: Alexa Chung Part Deux Posted: 16 Mar 2011 10:34 AM PDT
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| Posted: 16 Mar 2011 09:15 AM PDT
Coach Sylvester, aka the current coach of Aural Intensity, declares World War Sue against the Schue and the gang. She solicits a cease and desist letter preventing New Directions from using “Sing” by My Chemical Romance. (Turns out, Sue slept with the drummer. The luckiest drummer in the world, I call him!) Meanwhile, Kurt suffers the death of his canary Pavarotti, and after he spend all that cash on a Burberry canary cage cover and matching water dish! To commemorate his little feathered friend, Kurt sings the Beatles’ “Blackbird” in creamy airy soprano I missed like the deserts missed the Fluffernutter. The song was a little on the nose but was apparently enough to make Blaine realize how much he is into his best buddy. Finally, Blaine loves Kurt! None of this "bisexual for twelve hours" misdirection! Kurt’s little puppy face lights up when Blaine spills the beans, and they a few sweet & spicy kisses as Kurt bedazzles his avian coffin (how long has it been since that bird died? They don't keep for long, Kirt!). Good thing Blaine told Burt to explain sex to Kurt last week 'CAUSE HE'S GONNA NEED IT (sorry!) Please, please, I beg the writers, let us enjoy their burgeoning relationship for more than two episodes before dashing Kurt's dreams. Have you seen that boy when his heart's broken? Have you ever seen a bunny weep? Spare us, pleazzzzzzze. Post from: Crushable  |
| Gallery: Actors Who Really Got Into Their Roles Posted: 16 Mar 2011 09:16 AM PDT
Not all actors would go that deeply into a role, but there are many who share Sevigny’s work ethic. Some specifically follow Lee Strasberg’s Method acting, the process of becoming totally immersed in a persona while shooting. Others are willing to alter their bodies for a role. While not all of these stars identify as Method actors, the physical and psychological preparations they made speak volumes. Post from: Crushable Gallery: Actors Who Really Got Into Their Roles  |
| Parenting Lessons from 'Teen Mom 2': Your Dad's Name Is Not Randalicious Posted: 16 Mar 2011 09:00 AM PDT This week, the parents of the Teen Moms play a big role in the episode. Leah’s mom throws her a bachelorette party, Jenelle’s mom blows up (again), Kailyn’s mom is an instigator, and Chelsea’s dad buys her and her friends Lady Gaga tickets. Jo’s parents are also big players in this episode as they try to keep the peace between their son and his baby mama. Post from: Crushable Parenting Lessons from 'Teen Mom 2': Your Dad's Name Is Not Randalicious  |
| Andy Cohen Says Bravo is Done Casting New Cities for 'Real Housewives' Posted: 16 Mar 2011 09:31 AM PDT
Well, thank God. Bravo was on a good roll there with new cities in the beginning, adding New York, Atlanta, and New Jersey with great success. Then someone at Bravo suggested Real Housewives of D.C., which totally sucked. Bravo then stepped it up a notch, redeeming itself with Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, which was, in a word, awesome. It totally made sense. Beautiful, rich, connected people with tons of in-fighting and marriage problems? Sign me up. But, then we were given Real Housewives of Miami. I had a sense that I wouldn’t like it since the first time I heard about it. I was right. It’s the one Real Housewives series that I have absolutely no desire to watch. I even watched the whole season of Real Housewives of D.C. to see if it would get better (it didn’t). Real Housewives of Miami is honestly really boring to me; I don’t find any of the cast-members charming, relateable, or interesting, with the exception of Elsa Patton. I know everyone likes and hates different cities for different reasons. I am happy that Bravo will stop adding new cities, at least for a while. I still care about all of these cities and want to “watch what happens” next. Vote in our poll below to tell us which Real Housewives city is your favorite. And let us know: are you glad Bravo is going to stop adding new cities to Real Housewives? (Photo via The New York Times) Post from: Crushable Andy Cohen Says Bravo is Done Casting New Cities for 'Real Housewives'  |
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Here are eight lessons Charlie Sheen can teach you about breakups. (
Regionals are here! Just in time for the Glee kids to hastily write original songs for the competition! The song plunges in with an immediate Warblers rendition of "Misery," then segues swiftly into Rachel emotes through “Only Child,” the single kid’s lament. “Damn you, dads!” she howls. Unfortunately for the only Berry on her family tree, Quinn sees her flirting with Finn and vows to never let Rachel stand in the way of her ultimate goal: prom queen. Oh, by the way, when exactly did Quinn get possessed by a demon? “How damaged does a guy have to be to be into someone as annoying as Rachel,” she snarls inside her mean girl brain, before describing herself as “relatively sane for a girl” and fondling what appears to be centuries of prom crowns. Prom queens live an average of five years longer, Quinn notes, probably because most of us lose a few years to vomiting over the statements like that. In an effort to sabotage any romantic inclinations Rachel still has by keeping a close eye on her (sure, why not), Quinn offers to write an original song with her. In turn, all the gleeks decide to write their own tune, and the premise if off and running!
Big Love star Chloe Sevigny is preparing to play axe murderer Lizzie Borden for an HBO miniseries — which is a great choice, considering her capacity for portraying deadly, emotionless women. Although screenwriter Bryce Kass is only halfway through the script, Sevigny is committed to the project: She’s even staying at the Lizzie Borden Bed & Breakfast in Fall River, MA, the town where spinster Borden hacked up her father and stepmother in 1892. (Sing the song with me: Lizzie Borden took an axe / Gave her mother 40 whacks / When she saw what she had done / She gave her father 41…)
Bravo’s Executive Vice President of Original Programming & Development (and adorable Watch What Happens Live host) Andy Cohen, recently told | You are subscribed to email updates from Crushable To stop receiving these emails, you may unsubscribe now. | Email delivery powered by Google |
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