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Report: Danielle Staub Trades 'Housewives' for Stripping {PopEater}

May 17th 2011 3:38PM This woman is a tramp, plain and simple. I saw her on TMZ a few nights back and she gave every impression that her kootch is indeed for sale, or at least rent. Personally, I don't think she's attractive at all. Disgusting, is more like it.

Source: Charlie Sheen 'Destroyed' by Ashton News {PopEater}

May 17th 2011 12:23PM Too bad, so sad. Chuckles made his bed, so let him lie in it! Sheen has been getting away with murder all his life and now karma is hitting home. So much for WINNING!!! Loser...

Opinion: The Real Reason Grown Men are Crying at 'Toy Story 3' {ParentDish}

Jul 5th 2010 10:15AM The men that would not cry at this are just too hardened, or faking it. I am a retired Army Ranger and I cry if the circumstances are right. This movie definitely had all the right stuff to bring on a flash flood of tears from me. I won't make excuses about it, either. All too many people believe that just because I've had such a strong military background that I couldn't openly weep over such a story. Really? I cried at the end of Star Trek 2, when Spock died! Just like anyone else out there, we military types have feelings.

If you ever want to get a good cry out of "anyone", watch the movie "What Dreams May Come", starring Robin Williams. I cried like a baby through the entire flick! I have yet to meet anyone that has seen this movie without entering the flood zone. This movie deals with death on several personal levels, and all of them were extremely touching. Anyway, my point is that anyone has it in them to openly cry when the timing is right. This movie definitely has the right timing....

Universal's 'Thing' Prequel Gets A Release Date {Cinematical}

Jun 17th 2010 8:55AM Now THAT was funny! I appreciate your sense of humor!

On the flip side, I loved the original movie as well. I mean, the one with James Arness as "The Thing". All in all though, the John Carpenter version is pretty much the favored classic now. One can only hope that the prequel does some justice for those poor Nords that found it... If it does, then no one can possibly live at the end of the flick. Think about it. In the Carpenter version, only the one dog survived and all that was left at the Nord science camp was a bunch of dead, burned bodies...

Johnny Weir 'Loves Wearing Dead Animals,' Calls Animal Rights Activists 'Crazy Fur People' {Stylelist (Main)}

Feb 18th 2010 10:08AM First off, I don't wear fur. I do however; wear leather in various forms such as shoes, jackets, and such. I do not believe that any animal should be killed ONLY for its fur. Now, if the pelt happens to be a by-product of killing an animal for food, then I am all for it. Since I would never eat Fox meat, I would be against killing Foxes. The same would go for Chinchilla, Tiger, Leopard, and the like. I would eat rabbit, so I would use its fur perhaps for gloves. Again, if the only reason to kill an animal is for its fur, then I feel it's wrong.

As for P.E.T.A., these psychos are an entirely different breed of whack job. They are as extreme where animals are concerned as Al Quada is where the Muslim religion is. Muslims in general are not violent people, but they have these nut jobs giving them a bad name (and no, I am NOT Muslim). PETA Bombs and has been behind many attacks on humans, just as Al Quada has been. They are all terrorists, but for different reasons. And no matter what the reason, it is definitely the wrong way to get their point across. And as for this little flamer skater, his love for "wearing dead animals" is a sign that he is a problem person and needs counseling.

Mel Gibson Gets Angry, Calls Reporter An A**Hole {PopEater}

Feb 3rd 2010 11:24AM I am not a fan of Mel Gibson. Not by a long shot. I will say though, that the guy paid his dues and what was expected of him by the courts. He has admitted he did wrong and so far, has not made the same mistakes. So why is it that in almost every interview he does, the reporters feel the need to bring up a four year old issue? Gibson was drunk and rambled off a lot of garbage just like everyone does when drunk and agitated. And it was 4 years ago. Time to let it pass and give the guy a chance to move on. No one could possibly move forward if they are constantly being harrassed by their past. When someone does their time, then the subject should be dropped, so I say that the reporters that keep it going should lose their jobs. I would have called this guy an a-hole too!

'Youth in Revolt''s Michael Cera Endures Moviefone/Asylum Dueling Interview {Asylum}

Jan 8th 2010 11:04AM This was obviously staged. If not, the the Asylum interviewer really needs to go back to journalism school. He should also lose the 5th grade attitude, grow a pair and learn to jump in to ask REAL questions...