This looks so much more fun than Westminster. Here are the most stylish and alluring pooches of the Blocao, a doggie carnival in Rio de Janiero.
An old fancy dressed dog takes part in the animal carnival parade at Copacabana beach in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on February 12, 2012.
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Coming June 22nd, this movie looks all kinds of ridiculous. Which means I'll be there.
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This video is from before Steve Jones did everything he could to ruin the American version of X-Factor, but I still like to think of it as a preemptive punishment for the train wreck of a hosting job that was forthcoming.
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While most Americans were busy watching the Grammy Awards last night, over across the pond some of our Hollywood favorites were winning big at the British Academy Film Awards. Your roundup of all the winners and other notable red carpet appearances (Clooney, Hamm, and hellooo , Christina Hendricks!) included.
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Bill Donohue isn't happy with Nicki Minaj's Grammy performance. Here's what he posted on the Catholic League website about it.
Minaj’s performance began on stage with a mock confessional skit. This was followed by a taped video depicting a mock exorcism. With stained glass in the background, she appeared on stage again with choir boys and monks dancing. Perhaps the most vulgar part was the sexual statement that showed a scantily clad female dancer stretching backwards while an altar boy knelt between her legs in prayer. Finally, 'Come All Ye Faithful' was sung while a man posing as a bishop walked on stage; Minaj was shown levitating. None of this was by accident, and all of it was approved by The Recording Academy, which puts on the Grammys. Whether Minaj is possessed is surely an open question, but what is not in doubt is the irresponsibility of The Recording Academy. Never would they allow an artist to insult Judaism or Islam. It’s bad enough that Catholics have to fight for their rights vis-à-vis a hostile administration in Washington without also having to fend off attacks in the entertainment industry. The net effect, however, will only embolden Catholics, as well as their friends in other faith communities.
We've all been there. Inevitably, somebody you know (or used to know) invites you to donate to their cause via Kickstarter. Sometimes it's a completely legitimate goal that you want to contribute to — and other times… well, it's more like this:
Toy Fair's a totally weird place full of adults talking about toys, but it's also really great because it's… full of adults talking about toys all day! BuzzFeed was allowed to walk around the labyrinth that is New York City's Javitts Center this weekend and scope out this year's awesome new toys.
Plush TARDIS!
Oh, you lucky Brits! The Royal Mail has just unleashed a new set of “Gloriumptiously collectable” stamps in honor of Roald Dahl. Matilda, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, James and the Giant Peach, the Fantastic Mr. Fox, and the Witches have each been designated with their very own stamp, leaving me to ask one question: how on earth could the BFG could have been snubbed?
Over the weekend, the “White Collar” star — who has been notoriously quiet about his private life — accepted a humanitarian award in which he thanked his partner, Simon and their kids. Sorry ladies, this real-life Disney-prince-come-to-life is officially off the market. To celebrate, here are 25 insanely attractive photos of the beautiful, beautiful man.
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Red turtlenecks and black blazers never looked so good.
If you've been struggling to find that perfect way to tell a special someone that you care for her, I hope you were in the stands for Friday night's Memphis Grizzlies game against the Indiana Pacers. The Grizz gave out these special Valentines Day cards to help you express yourself. Because nothing says love like Marc Gasol's dreamy eyes.
The only problem is that there is no Zach Randolph card. How can you have something this goofy and no Zach Randolph?
Via: sports.yahoo.com
The ladies of the New York University Republican Club slept over together for Newt. Their fearless leader (back right below) is Andrea Catsimatidis Cox , the daughter of one of the richest men in New York and wife of Richard Nixon's grandson.
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Newt Gingrich has a bevy of young female supporters at NYU, a school widely seen as one of the most liberal in the country.
The tipster who leaked the photos of "Newt Gingrich Sleepover" to NYU Local told BuzzFeed that they came from the Facebook of the president of the NYU College Republicans. The sleepover happened about a week ago and looks to have been well-attended.
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Reached by email, club president Andrea Catsimatidis Cox -- daughter-in-law of New York Republican State Committee chair Ed Cox -- told BuzzFeed:
Even on a campus as liberal as NYU we have some great conservatives. There is a lot of support for Newt on campus. A lot of college students are drawn to his big ideas that are needed to solve our country's problems. I know these supporters are eager to voice their support and get the word out about Newt Gingrich's bold ideas!Our club can't endorse candidates but I got together with a couple of friends from the club who share in my support for Newt. We thought it was a fun way to share our political passions. Our club is about working hard to support our party and the country we believe in. We also try to make it fun in th [sic] process. We spent the night discussing Newt Gingrich and the 2012 race against Obama and watching political movies. Overall it was a fun evening and a fun and if I may add creative way to show our support for our favorite candidate.
Do you know if you're at risk for “Student Loans”?
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Washington State has become the seventh state to legalize gay marriage. !!!!!!
Before signing the Bill, an emotional Governor Gregoire said:
We're here to make history.
This analysis from the bipartisan firm Purple Strategies makes the case that Obama is on the Reagan trajectory going into reelection. With Obama making significant gains among independents, it's certainly a plausible argument.
How utterly freaky would it be to see a face that wasn't yours staring back at you in the mirror? This is Ugur Acar, a 19-year-old Turkish man who was disfigured in a fire. Here's the first time he saw his new face, donated to him by a 45-year-old man.
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Subtlety, thy name is not Katy. In Perry's defense, Rihanna is practically shoving them in her face. Plus, our grandparents sent really threatening Valentine's Day cards. These and other Buzz that flew under the radar await your clicking pleasure.
Vintage Valentine's Day cards show our grandparents found love through thinly veiled threats. - [BoingBoing]
Movie poster creation is more science than art. - [AdWeek]
Video leaked of Whitney Houston's last performance hours before her death. - [HLN]
Maroon 5 front man, Adam Levine, brought his girlfriend's lady bits to the Grammys. - [TheSuperficial]
Thousands dying of a mystery disease in Central America. - [HuffingtonPost]
Buzzfeed's own Dorsey Shaw is one the Internet's most eligible bachelors. - [Nerve]
Epic hockey goal is epic. - [Yahoo Sports]
Nicki Minaj has a promo for the Kids' Choice Awards because when you think family friendly, you think "Stupid Hoe". - [JustJared]
MySpace adds 1 million new subscribers. Wait, what? - [Tecca]
Perry and Rihanna were hanging all over each other all night, to the delight of fanboys everywhere. - [WWTDD]
In an alternate universe, the role of Megan in “Bridesmaids” was played by Kim Kelly from “Freaks and Geeks.” Can you imagine?
Busy spoke to Celebuzz about her audition for the role -- which was not quite as it turned out to be:
“I auditioned for Bridesmaids. I didn’t get it. You can write that down. The truth is weird, I auditioned for Melissa McCarthy’s part – and that’s what’s weird … The part wasn’t defined necessarily as one thing [when I auditioned]. I was doing a very specific take on it, and they really liked it. But I think, ultimately, Miss McCarthy is perfect in that movie.”
Thankfully, she's not harboring too much resentment:
“I was bummed not to be in a great movie with a bunch of people that I’m friends with that also starred all the girls, and made a s***load of money,” she added. “But, what are you going to do? [Laughs] It’s just the way that it is. You have to get over it and move on! [Laughs] I love Paul [Feig]. I see Paul all the time, and I cannot wait to work with Paul at some point in the future … It’s been really fun to see his success from that movie. And I love Kristen [Wiig] so much. I think she’s such an incredible talent. I love her writing partner Annie Mumolo. I’m so happy for them and all their success.”
It's funny: almost every actor from "Freaks & Geeks" -- the set where Phillips first worked with Paul Feig -- has become a big-time movie star. But the ladies -- Phillips, Linda Cardellini, Natasha Melnick -- have yet to strike it big. Here's hoping that next script that Mumolo and Wiig are writing will have a role for Busy in mind, as it's pretty apparent that starring on ABC's "Cougar Town" isn't quite as satisfying as one might think.
Via: celebuzz.com
Because sometimes it's hard to tell a prostitute how you feel. We have artist and PBS Kids Creative Director Chris Bishop to thank for these.
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Oh Starfire, at least you're direct? Comics Alliance took some creative liberty with comic panels from the DC reboot, and the result is some serious innuendos.
