It's the only thing that can explain her being on the cover of a 1934 issue of Cosmopolitan .
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Fans on both sides of the issue of marriage equality are flooding the comments of B's recent photos.
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Meet Pride. He's like the Franco of cat Hollywood.
That story and more in today's CelebFeed Gossip Roundup!
Hey now! Our nightmare could be over: When asked by Power 106 if he was still with Rihanna, Chris Brown apparently said no. See the following tweet:
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Ariel Winter told a judge today that she wants nothing to do with her mother.
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Lindsay Lohan spent time last night at a club in Brazil laying underneath a table (but it's fine because I heard that's what all the cool girls are doing lately.)
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Tony Romo is getting the second-most guaranteed money in NFL history. And McNabb is not impressed.
Everything is better now.
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You voted — here are the results. For some reason, you were all really harsh on the ladies of Mad Men this week!
With 288 "FAB" votes.
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With 373 "FAB" votes.
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With 429 "FAB" votes.
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Did you do better?
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Modern scientific advances have led to a greater understanding of the entity we know as “the peep.” Here we see some studies delving into the effects of cigarettes and alcohol on the beloved candy snack. Remember, peeps: just say no.
Note: In order to ensure accuracy, commentary has been taken directly from the scientific reports.
Methods:
The peep imbibed liberally. Note that this Peep is having trouble swimming upright. This same peep bumped into the sides of the experimental chamber several times over the duration of this study
Results:
The test subject did report a moderate headache and some nausea the day following this study. Otherwise, however, this Peep was not substantially or permanently impaired.
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Materials:
Our Peep subject was permitted to select the cigarette brand of its choice. Please remember that representatives of the tobacco industry insist that they have never marketed their products to young chicks.
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If I were a zombie, I'd save him for last, because he'd be the tastiest. Nom nom nom.
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The most effective defensive strategy in the NBA.
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DREAM JOB.
Day Job: Voice Actress - She voiced Maleficent as well as contributing that amazing bitch please expression.
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Day Job: Dancer.
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Day Job: Voice Actor - He voiced Hook and many other Disney characters!
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Day Job: Writer and producer of animated children's TV shows.
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You know them well – gay, flamboyant and…that's it. These dudes stole movies from their leading ladies (and men) – and managed to not be total cliches at the same time.
Brandon is a bold kid – so bold he goes and asks a girl that he seemingly sort-of knows to help him out by pretending to have crazy sex with him at a party. He's so dryly funny (if a little sad because he's resorted to pretending to be straight so as not to be beaten up) that Easy A would be better with more Brandon. He manages to come out in a creative way though, by leaving a note for his parents that says, "Eff you, I'm gay."
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You have to be a more than a best friend to help your friend disguise himself as a woman so he can spend more time with his kids – you have to be his brother. Harvey Fierstein manages to take a role that could be endlessly stereotypical and makes it three-dimensional. He's also full of love: "You know this isn't working, but don't worry it's a work in progress. And you're my brother. I will never let you be embarrassed" he says to Robin Williams during the more-than-unusual movie makeover scene.
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Robbie might be introduced as an uber-gay trainer who happens to be best friends with his dad ("My son is a gay man and I embrace his gay lifestyle"), but he's more than that. He's far less touchy-feely than his brother Peter (Paul Rudd), with whom he's always been pretty distant. Robbie proves himself indispensable in Peter's quest find a male friend of his own, dispensing endless advice that sometimes works if you're trying to make friends but mostly is just cribbed from his experiences dating a lot.
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Let's face it, Rashida Jones' character in this movie is sort of insufferable. But her business partner Scott manages to maker her suck a little less; he pushes her to start dating and even though he sets her up with mildly inappropriate people, his general attempts at making her be less of a buzzkill are greatly appreciated. Scott's major personal issue is that he worries he doesn't seem gay enough, which he tries to remedy (hilariously) by attempting to say "gayer" things.
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From March. You've seen the dumbest . These are not those.
Stunningly simple way to advertise shoes, but it works.
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At the bottom of the back side of the page, the copy reads:
"For a hemophiliac this page is as dangerous as a razor blade.
Help those affected: www.shg.ch"
Via Thailand.
"Filth Has Nowhere To Hide."
Smart and fun and original for the category.
I rarely like any McDonald's ads.
This one is nice, though.
The rise of the Lannisters, a decline in direwolves, and more — BuzzFeed analyzed the scripts from the first two seasons for indications of things to come.
BuzzFeed collected and scrutinized every script from the first twenty episodes of HBO's hit series Game of Thrones. The goal: to find trends in the mention of Houses, creatures and other elements of the show in order to predict what's going to happen in the highly anticipated season 3, premiering March 31.
Why look into the flames when you can look at the data? Read on for some (spoiler-free) expectations!
Faithful viewers won't be surprised by the spikes BuzzFeed found in the mentions of dragons. Especially given the trailers we've seen so far, expect even more in season 3. On the other hand, white walkers and direwolves dropped off in season 2. While you can expect the mysterious humanoids from north of the Wall to play a bigger role than ever based on the end of season 2, direwolves seem to be on the outs with one dead and another lost in the woods.
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We saw a decrease in the use of the words "Lord" and "sword" from season one to two. It can probably be explained by the increasing frequency of magical entities — swords and titles mean nothing in the face of dragons and walking corpses. Look for these drop-offs to persist as the fantastical aspects of the series gain steam.
Obsessing over Colonel Meow? Get one of your own. A slew of his flat-faced cousins need new homes and are up for adoption. You can probably even find one near you.
Shelter Pet Partners, San Diego, CA
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Cat Love Chino Hills: Chino Hills, CA
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Mary S. Roberts Pet Adoption Center: Riverside, CA
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