on Seth Rogen Calls Katherine Heigl A Hypocrite!!! at 23:32 07/30/2009

First of all, Knocked Up isn't even remotely degrading toward women, if anything it frowns upon men who don't care about anything but having fun (smoking pot, taking shrooms, going on trips to vegas to get butterfly kisses from strippers) disregarding priorities (not reading the baby books when they're about to be a father, not having a job, thinking that a porn site would actually be a steady source of income) and being pretty reckless in general (farting on someone's pillow and giving them pink-eye, etc.). Meanwhile the women in this story are EXTREMELY strong, and in a sense, wear the pants. Like Heigl's character's sister, for example. She had Paul Rudd's character on a really tight leash, and Heigl's character actuallly asserting her rights as a woman by keeping the baby. It was refreshing to see women assume such powerful roles next to these neanderthal-esque roles played by Rogen, who is actually one of the funniest men in Hollywood. The Ugly Truth if by far depicts stereotypical American women who have one track minds: pleasing men. Whether it be by unbuttoning their shirt, opting for the tighter fitting outfit or even deep throating a hot dog, Heigl's character makes a mockery of the roles women ought to assume, painting this portrait that makes women feel obligated to do such things. Regardless, I love Heigl

on Lindsanity Goes Blonde!!! at 10:48 07/30/2009

Damn, Lindsay used to be so beautiful back in her Mean Girls and Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen days, with her like radiant red hair, thats really what set her apart from every other tween actress of her time. I think she needs to go au naturale to gain some of her fans back. Plus, who told her that blonde was a good look for her???

on Clarkson's Producer Responds (Again)! at 02:13 07/30/2009

I can see how they would be labeled as similar, but Halo has like a ten times more intense bass in the background and if anything, they're the same thing but already gone is like a pop-ish version to beyonce's hip hop track.

on Perpetually Troubled Jessica Simpson Suffers Latest Backlash at 01:15 07/30/2009

pshh no she definitely should not have to apologize, its not like this Jacqueline L. Pata has given private lessons to the stars regarding proper "Indian" related term etiquette, so how would Jess know that this is inappropriate terminology? How the hell is anyone supposed to know that!? Not her fault, shes only human, and people like Pata need to relax and stop trying to popularize their cause by slandering celebrities for using terms that we use on a regular basis!