“The shampoo I use on my older daughters -- I used to struggle getting a comb through their hair,” explained Richards. “It was always tangled. This shampoo is so conditioning that it’s easy to get a comb through it and it smells good, it keeps your hair shiny and good.” Christophe also revealed why he thinks Richards is the perfect partner. “Denise is probably the only person that I know in this neighborhood that wears her own hair. Everybody has [an extension] or two or three for photo shoots or whatever. She actually wears her own hair; it’s beautiful and super healthy. Richards also spoke for the first time about working with her ex, Charlie Sheen, on his new sitcom “Anger Management.” “Charlie came to me and asked me to do an episode on the show. I saw a sneak peek of the first episode and it’s really funny. I did a table read last week. I play a love interest to my ex husband.” Denise added, “He's in a really good place. Everything is good. He's been very focused on our children and on his job.”
Kate Upton and her now-infamous “Cat Daddy” dance have been igniting inextinguishable fires in the heads, hearts, and pants of Internet users all week. Calling the whole ordeal a scandal, however, is kind of an insult to, you know, actual scandals, but since that seems to be the terminology everyone’s using right now, we’ll just stick with that for the sake of continuity. If you’re not into curvy supermodels who spend their free time during photo shoots engaging in provocative dance routines, then there’s a very strong chance you haven’t seen the latest jiggle-fest from the girl who makes eating overloaded hamburgers looks sickeningly erotic. Professional photographer Terry Richardson talked Upton into letting him film her performing the “Cat Daddy”, a dance that I’m painfully unfamiliar with. That’s what I get for listening to music that would get me laughed out of most night clubs. Upton, wearing a very skimpy bikini, proceeds to perform said routine in all its glory, prompting the folks over at YouTube to pull the plug on the video. Was she naked? Nope. Was she engaging in simulated sex? Not even close. Did she experience a nipple slip? Not that I could tell. However, that didn’t stop the moderators at the popular website from removing the clip due to community guidelines. Outrage promptly ensued. “With the massive volume of videos on our site, sometimes we make the wrong call,” a YouTube spokesperson told The Daily Beast. “When it’s brought to our attention that a video has been removed mistakenly, we act quickly to reinstate it.” Kate Upton- Cat Daddyby Spi0nSo rest easy, perverts. Kate Upton and her crazy little “Cat Daddy” dance are now back on YouTube. The clip in question has been embedded below for those of you who don’t have anything better to do than watch half-naked girls shake their moneymakers online. You’re welcome. Twitter reactions are down there, as well.
Anna Paquin has hit back at critics who suggest bisexuality is “made up”, insisting gender has nothing to do with who she falls in love with. The actress went public with her sexual orientation in 2010 as part of an awareness campaign for Cyndi Lauper’s True Colors Fund, which fights for the rights of the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender (GLBT) community. Paquin insists she has no regrets over the revelation, and wants to clear up misconceptions of being attracted to both sexes. She tells Zooey magazine, “I’m sure for some people saying they’re bisexual feels less scary than making a statement that they’re gay. “For me, it’s not really an issue because I’m someone who believes being bisexual is actually a thing. It’s not made up. It’s not a lack of decision. It’s not being greedy or numerous other ignorant things I’ve heard at this point. “For a bisexual, it’s not about gender. That’s not the deciding factor for who they’re attracted to.”
Kate Upton is back in the barely-there bikini she donned on the cover of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue, this time showing off her dance moves in the scandalous suit. In a new video posted to photographer Terry Richardson's website, Upton demonstrates the "Cat Daddy," an add-on move to the "Teach Me How To Dougie" dance that made her a YouTube star a year ago. Between the dip-dyed bikini and the dance, the video appears to be an ode to Upton's odd brand of celebrity.
JESSICA Simpson has finally given birth to a baby girl and it seems everyone has something to say about it. No sooner had the 32-year-old and her fiance Eric Johnson welcomed daughter Maxwell Drew Johnson into the world than the baby's unconventional name started trending globally on Twitter. Maxwell is Johnson's middle name and the maiden name of his mother, and Drew is Simpson's mother's maiden name. But while the choice may please the family it has divided fans. Simpson had also been dubbed "America's most pregnant" in recent weeks after gossip sites had suggested she was six months pregnant in October last year. If this was the case she would have been pregnant for almost a year. She spoke openly about her significant weight gain during the pregnancy on Jimmy Kimmel Live and other celebrities such as The View's Joy Behar and pregnant reality star Kristin Cavallari suggested she had put on too many pounds. Read more: http://www.news.com.au/entertainment/celebrity/twitterverse-weighs-in-on-birth-of-jessica-simpsons-baby-girl-maxwell-drew-johnson/story-fn907478-1226344649927#ixzz1titfD0Hq
Mark Ruffalo’s Hulk hasn’t made his big screen debut here in the States yet — other countries have already experience the adventures of the jolly green hero in Joss Whedon’s “The Avengers” — but apparently that hasn’t stopped the award-winning actor from signing on to play the character in five more motion pictures. Yes, you read that correctly — five more movies will feature the Hulk, and if all goes accordingly, Ruffalo will be there, as well. There isn’t a whole lot of information about where the character will pop up or how, but, chances are, it will involve a few sequels to the box office smash featuring Ruffalo’s debut as Bruce Banner/Hulk. There’s also a very strong possibility that there will be at least one more standalone “Hulk” movie, assuming that Marvel doesn’t kick him to curb the way they did Eric Bana and Edward Norton. Hey, it’s obviously happend before, so don’t rule it out. What do you think? Will Ruffalo make a good Bruce Banner, or has Marvel jumped the gun after seeing the worldwide box office results for “The Avengers?” Be sure to let us know. In the meantime, check out a few Twitter reactions to the news below.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — "American Idol" did more than launch Carrie Underwood's career — it helped shape the picture-perfect image she has today. In interviews and public appearances, she never has a hair out of place and always says the right things. She only recently decided it was safe to join Twitter, and if there's ever a controversial tweet from her account, assume it got hacked. Her carefully crafted persona doesn't come from "American Idol" media training, but rather from what she feels were cringe-worthy moments during her winning run on the show in 2005 that stereotyped her as a naive "country girl." "I'm glad I can present a polished version of myself when it counts. When I was on 'Idol,' I said some dumb stuff, and learned what that could do, and that stuff lives on," said the Oklahoma native. "It seemed like every single solitary stupid thing I said was aired and featured and replayed over and over and over again." After that, the 29-year-old made a conscious effort to portray herself in public as what she calls a "somewhat intelligent person" who graduated from college.
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