The crazies from Atlanta reunite to chat about their crazy season.
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
If Brooke Doesn't Win on DWTS, She Wants Lance To Take Home The Trophy
Dancing With the Stars' Brooke Burke is determined to win Tuesday's finale."I gotta bring that trophy home! I gotta represent - last girl standing!" she said "Anything can happen on a show like this. We've seen it in the past."
In the off chance that she doesn't win, she says she wants Lance Bass to score the discoball trophy.
He and his partner Lacey Schwimmer "have been the underdogs," Burke says. "Lance and I are good friends -- he's a great guy. And I guess if it can't be me, I'd want Lance to take it home."
She adds that she's relieved the season is winding down.
"You push your body to the limit, and you just start tearing down," she says. "We are all fried!
Beyonce To Appear on Tyra Banks' Show
Tyra Banks poses with guest Beyonce on set for her show, airing Nov. 26.Another Sex And The City Movie?
Parker said she and writer/director Michael Patrick King have discussed many potential stories but seem to have found one they agree on, “We’re at the place where…we think we have this story and how do we put this together and are we completely sure that it’s the right thing to do?”
One storyline loyal fans shouldn’t count is one that brings a baby into Carrie’s life. Parker told us, “[Motherhood] doesn’t seem as if that’s going to be a choice she’ll make. It feels a little bit manipulative to toss that into the mix because she seems so pointed in a different direction.”
Though Parker said “the studio is very enthusiastic” about a sequel she continually questions whether they should move forward. “I would do these forever but is it right for the audience? Is this the story that we can tell well? These are the questions I have to ask myself or I’m not being fair to the franchise. That’s where we are.”
Asked if the reports of a potential shoot next summer are true and Parker confirmed, “I think it’s a realistic timetable. That’s when we’d start shooting to be out in 2010. But that means we need to figure this out in the next couple of months.”
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One storyline loyal fans shouldn’t count is one that brings a baby into Carrie’s life. Parker told us, “[Motherhood] doesn’t seem as if that’s going to be a choice she’ll make. It feels a little bit manipulative to toss that into the mix because she seems so pointed in a different direction.”
Though Parker said “the studio is very enthusiastic” about a sequel she continually questions whether they should move forward. “I would do these forever but is it right for the audience? Is this the story that we can tell well? These are the questions I have to ask myself or I’m not being fair to the franchise. That’s where we are.”
Asked if the reports of a potential shoot next summer are true and Parker confirmed, “I think it’s a realistic timetable. That’s when we’d start shooting to be out in 2010. But that means we need to figure this out in the next couple of months.”
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Will Brooke Burke Take The Trophy On DWTS?
Brooke Burke could be the one who wins "Dancing With the Stars." The 37-year-old model-actress and her professional partner, Derek Hough, dominated the popular ABC dancing competition's final round Monday night, receiving a combined score of 58 out of 60 from the judges.
Burke wowed the audience with a lively and twirly freestyle routine set to "You're the One That I Want" from "Grease."
"That, I think, was the best freestyle I've ever seen," head judge Len Goodman told Burke.
The judges bestowed Burke with a perfect score of 30 for the routine. The former host of "Wild On" from the E! network and CBS' "Rock Star" has dominated the dance contest's seventh season. Burke has come in first place seven out of nine times during the competition and received a 10 — the judges' top score — 13 times, maintaining an average score of 28 from the judges.
"You are the one that we all want," judge Bruno Tonioli said to Burke.
Her fellow finalists, former 'N Sync member Lance Bass and former NFL player Warren Sapp, both received a combined total of 53. For their freestyle routines, Sapp and his professional partner, Kym Johnson, grooved to Ike and Tina Turner's "Proud Mary," while Bass and his professional partner, Lacey Schwimmer, performed a hip-hop ditty to Run-DMC's "It's Tricky."
"I thought there was one choice that didn't resonate with me," judge Carrie-Ann Inaba told Bass.
The seventh-season champion will be crowned Tuesday night after the three finalists perform their final dance. The judges' scores will then be combined with viewers' votes to determine who will win the competition's gaudy mirror ball trophy. Throughout the two-hour finale, previously eliminated couples will also return to perform on the dance floor.
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Burke wowed the audience with a lively and twirly freestyle routine set to "You're the One That I Want" from "Grease."
"That, I think, was the best freestyle I've ever seen," head judge Len Goodman told Burke.
The judges bestowed Burke with a perfect score of 30 for the routine. The former host of "Wild On" from the E! network and CBS' "Rock Star" has dominated the dance contest's seventh season. Burke has come in first place seven out of nine times during the competition and received a 10 — the judges' top score — 13 times, maintaining an average score of 28 from the judges.
"You are the one that we all want," judge Bruno Tonioli said to Burke.
Her fellow finalists, former 'N Sync member Lance Bass and former NFL player Warren Sapp, both received a combined total of 53. For their freestyle routines, Sapp and his professional partner, Kym Johnson, grooved to Ike and Tina Turner's "Proud Mary," while Bass and his professional partner, Lacey Schwimmer, performed a hip-hop ditty to Run-DMC's "It's Tricky."
"I thought there was one choice that didn't resonate with me," judge Carrie-Ann Inaba told Bass.
The seventh-season champion will be crowned Tuesday night after the three finalists perform their final dance. The judges' scores will then be combined with viewers' votes to determine who will win the competition's gaudy mirror ball trophy. Throughout the two-hour finale, previously eliminated couples will also return to perform on the dance floor.
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Monday, November 24, 2008
Nick Lachey and Vanessa Minnillo at the American Music Awards on Sunday
This is the first time I've seen these two from the beginning of their relationship that they're NOT on a tropical vacationMadonna Happy She Has Her Work Or She'd Have "Nothing To Do"
Madonna's marital breakup is tough, but she says she's grateful that her heavy workload "provides a distraction that keeps me going."
"I'm sad about my personal life, but I feel very blessed and very lucky that I have the opportunity to do what I do in my professional life," Madonna told The Associated Press in an interview Sunday. "It would be horrible if I was just thinking about getting a divorce and had nothing to do."
"I'm sad about my personal life, but I feel very blessed and very lucky that I have the opportunity to do what I do in my professional life," Madonna told The Associated Press in an interview Sunday. "It would be horrible if I was just thinking about getting a divorce and had nothing to do."
Okay, she says she worried about having NOTHING to do...excuse me, but she has 3 kids under the age of 11!!!! Seriously..?? Nothing to do..???!!!
Scenes From Twilight--The Weekend's Record-Breaking Movie
Cam Gigandet as James, Edi Gathegi as Laurent, and Rachelle Lefevre as Victoria
Jackson Rathbone as Jasper Hale, Ashley Greene as Alice Cullen, Kellan Lutz as Emmett Cullen, Nikki Reed as Rosalie Hale, and Robert Pattinson as Edward Cullen
Robert Pattinson
Travis Barker Files Lawsuit Over Plane Crash
Travis Barker is looking for justice.
In his first postcrash TV news interview, the musician tells E! News exclusively why he decided to file a lawsuit over the plane crash that killed four people and left Barker and DJ AM badly burned.
"I wouldn't have been in the state I was in if I wasn't in the crash," said Barker, who spoke Sunday while at the Miss California USA event with Shanna Moakler. "I wouldn't have third-degree burns all over my body or be prohibited to do certain things. I can't go swimming. I can't do some of the things that normal people can do. I didn't ask for that to happen."
DJ AM, who is also continuing his recovery from the Sept. 19 incident, is not part of the lawsuit. Said Barker: "I can't speak for him—I think everyone just has different attorneys." The two are currently rehearsing for a New Year's Eve gig at the Paramount lot in Hollywood.
The drummer says he doesn't know if he'll win his lawsuit.
"I don't know. I just think positive. I mean, I think so—if something goes wrong that's not supposed to go wrong or you fall victim of it, I think you should be compensated."
He says he's not just speaking for himself, either. "I lost two friends in the accident. Nothing can bring them back or what I lost in the accident."
In his first postcrash TV news interview, the musician tells E! News exclusively why he decided to file a lawsuit over the plane crash that killed four people and left Barker and DJ AM badly burned.
"I wouldn't have been in the state I was in if I wasn't in the crash," said Barker, who spoke Sunday while at the Miss California USA event with Shanna Moakler. "I wouldn't have third-degree burns all over my body or be prohibited to do certain things. I can't go swimming. I can't do some of the things that normal people can do. I didn't ask for that to happen."
DJ AM, who is also continuing his recovery from the Sept. 19 incident, is not part of the lawsuit. Said Barker: "I can't speak for him—I think everyone just has different attorneys." The two are currently rehearsing for a New Year's Eve gig at the Paramount lot in Hollywood.
The drummer says he doesn't know if he'll win his lawsuit.
"I don't know. I just think positive. I mean, I think so—if something goes wrong that's not supposed to go wrong or you fall victim of it, I think you should be compensated."
He says he's not just speaking for himself, either. "I lost two friends in the accident. Nothing can bring them back or what I lost in the accident."
Survivor is Down to Seven
And the third member of the Survivor: Gabon jury is Randy, whose sound strategy was squashed by a bit of resin and a few beads. "Being voted out by these bozos is probably one of the best accolades anyone could get," the cantankerous castoff said afterward. "To hell with these freakin' people. I hope Corinne does well if she's not in on today's plot...Most of the others, with the exception of Matty, I hope they get hit by a green mamba [snake]."
Andrew and Dan Finish Last on the Amazing Race
Ultimately, Toni and Dallas landed in first, and won a romantic trip for two to the Dominican Republic. Ken and Tina, who are getting along better, came in second. Nick and Starr came in third, but when the frat guys arrived, the sun was starting to go down.
But though the frat guys came in last, it was a non-elimination round, which is good, because they're not so win and succeed based; they're more lose-but-stay-in-on-a-technicality based. But as Andrew said, "People like seeing the underdogs win."
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David Spade and Nicolette Sheridan?
Interesting, yet also very icky....
Even though Nicolette Sheridan and David Spade have yet to verbally confirm that they're a couple, the pair let their body language do the talking on Friday night.
The Desperate Housewives star was celebrating her 45th birthday at new L.A. hot spot Luau in Beverly Hills — the same place they were spotted together a few weeks ago at the grand opening — and onlookers tell OK!, "Nicolette and David were full-on making out!"
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