Friday, September 10, 2010
Entertainment
The Daily Beast: The Tranny Situation
"She had blonde hair. Her favorite sign was Cancer. In the 'Jersey Shore's' Situation's eyes, she was a winner. What his eyes failed to realize, however, was that she was a man."
At Emmys, winning streaks continue and end
The AMC series "Mad Men'' won the best drama Emmy for the third consecutive time Sunday night, while ABC's ensemble series "Modern Family'' ended "30 Rock's'' three-year winning streak to win the prize for best comedy.
Movie Review: Hugh Hefner: Playboy, Activist and Rebel
Lee accuses oil company of corruption in Katrina follow-up documentary
Many Americans might be surprised to hear that 70 percent of the country’s domestic oil and gas comes from the great state of Louisiana — and the region provides a large part of the seafood consumed across the nation.
Ex-Playboy employee's sexual harassment suit goes to jury
A woman is entitled to a seven-figure damage award for severe emotional distress she endured from being sexually harassed and belittled by a male colleague while both worked for Playboy's cable television network, her attorney told a jury Monday.
Movie Review: 'The Expendables'
Bringing together an all-star cast to make a film can result in either a god-awful flick that once seen fails to fulfill expectations or a box-office hit that once it heads to DVD will fly off shelves for months, even years, to come. For better or worse, “The Expendables” should be nothing less than that brand of juggernaut.
Forward: Paul Rudd was my bat mitzvah DJ (Video)
"Before Paul Rudd broke into television and movies, the 'Dinner for Schmucks' star was working the bar and bat mitzvah circuit in L.A.’s San Fernando Valley."
At home with the dark matter
Obama has no idea who Snooki is
Jersey Shore cast member Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi may have bashed President Obama earlier this year over a new federal tax on tanning salons, but Obama made clear Thursday he knows little about the infamous reality star.
Hollywood Teamsters approve new contract, avoid strike
About 97 percent of the drivers represented by Teamsters Union Hollywood Local 399 voted Sunday to accept a new contract from movie and TV producers, averting the possibility of a strike.
