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21 hours ago

PhotobucketIf there's a tragedy sub-category,like,say,"waste of life",Baker would be way above the chart.I have a lot of his stuff(my favorite is 'Chet')-and most of his best stuff is pretty cheap...for drug abuse,he has to be the all-time heavyweight champ.;it's a Biblical miracle that he made it to 58.Getting through 'The Long Night of Chet Baker' by James Gavin may require a therapist.And a movie('The Deaths of Chet Baker';I haven't seen it)came out this year,revisiting whether Baker committed suicide or was pushed out a window in Amsterdam in 1988.A couple of years ago,I saw 'Let's Get Lost' which was made a year before Baker's death;it supposedly hadn't been shown in public for 15 years.I saw him play,probably not long before he died;he sounded fine but-as to the claim that he had finally kicked junk...nah..
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yesterday

I think that this DVD is a must have. Greg Giraldo is hilarious. He may be going through a midlife crisis, but he is definitely at the top of his game. The DVD kept me laughing the whole time. Check out this clip and you'll see what I'm talking about....
http://bit.ly/4aFRv7
Enjoy!
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2 days ago

The more I hear about Sarah Palin, the more convinced I become that she's a serious contender for the White House.

You may find that statement unbelieveable, but I'm reminded of all the stuff we found out about W before his triumphant takeover of the empire.
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2 days ago

jesus this little boy got this girl pregnant and...oh I see the political scene. Yeah, you know what I would do if I was her dad? I'd probably walk up to him and kick him in the balls.
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2 days ago

They could always settle their beef on pay per view with a mud wrestling competition.
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2 days ago

Celebrity Deathmatch ! My moneys on Slash.
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2 days ago

They should both be tied in a sack and sent over Niagra Falls.
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2 days ago

I'd like to see them tied together and thrown in a lake.
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2 days ago

I'd like to see them tied together and thrown off a cliff.
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3 days ago

Wait... Levi Johnston is a celebrity?
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3 days ago

I wish that Sarah Palin and her whole brood would disappear into obscurity forever. I am so tired of hearing about these people and their dramas. Now that she's come out with a new book, they're saturating the media with this drivel.

The more I hear of Sarah Palin, the more I am convinced that she's absolutely unqualified to be President of the United States. What's so shocking is that there are people out there who actually think she would be a decent President. That just tells you how low people's standards really are.

Obama is making a very important trip to Asia to visit our bankers, yet the media barely covers that. Instead all we hear about is Palin; the minute details of her conflicts with the McCain campaign, her disdain for Charlie Gibson (who famously asked her whether or not she agreed with the Bush Doctrine), and other assorted dronings. The MsM gives us 30 seconds worth of coverage of Obama's trip, yet they give us detailed coverage of Sarah Palin, a person who's out of public life after resigning from office early because she's couldn't hack it as governor of a remote outpost.

This is just another example of how politics and celebrity are becoming increasingly intertwined. Why after all are we putting Sarah Palin in a list of celebrities?? The same marketing techniques, values and ideals are being used by the political establishment for their aims. The result? A focus on trivia over substance, apathy over engagement, and general ignorance of public affairs.

When did we stop judging candidates based on their accomplishments, qualifications, moral fiber or intellectual ability? No wonder we get the same caliber of candidates running for office on a constant basis. In what universe is a one term governor of a backwater state who has the depth of a turnip seen as qualified? In what universe is a one term Senator from Illinois with limited political experience and practically no knowledge of economics or foreign policy seen as qualified for the Presidency? Let's not even get to George W. Bush!!

And meanwhile, Rome continues to burn.

Next thing you know we're going to see a draft movement to get Levi Johnston to run for some office. In fact, I wouldn't be too surprised if this has already happened!!

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3 days ago

This is a domestic squabble between a controlling mother and the deadbeat teen who fathered her grandchild. The issues between them have nothing to do with celebrity or the due accountability of an elected public figre - its none of our business.
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3 days ago

These two upstanding examples of trailer trash culture have had far more than their alloted 15 minutes of fame. There really is nothing to see here that can't be seen on Maury Povich or Jerry Springer, and at least the fools appearing there don't seem to have political aspirations.

The attention being given to this woman and her satellites of foolishness by all media outlets is unbelievable. Even more unbelievable is that there are still a healthy number of folks around who think she's qualified to hold any office higher than assistant trailer park supervisor. As a Canadian, I'd like to point and laugh at my American friends for spawning such a comedic masterpiece, and I would, were it not for the fact that my country has thrown up its share of such imbeciles.
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3 days ago

This is a compelling, evenly matched feud. Both have large followings and persuasive arguments, and both seem willing to escalate the battle.
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4 days ago

First of all, its Rogen. Secondly I'm not female, so I probably can't register a proper opinion here, but if this guy is considered hot, there is a lot of hope for an ugly bastard like me.
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4 days ago

Even if you don't like what he stands for, there is no denying that that man simply oozes cool. If being the first ever black President wasn't enough, there is his effortless public oration, coupled with how the English media worship his every move (at least compared to Gordon Brown, who seems to have reached the status of 'media pariah') make for a very positive public profile over here.
He's actually starting to grow on me as a President. I'm not entirely sure how he made his healthcare reforms economically viable, but if he does pull it off, he goes down as a hero in my book. I'm sure Wiseguy will be very fast to disagree, however...
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4 days ago

Pamela Anderson is beautiful, busty, and blond but she has incredibly bad taste in men.
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5 days ago

Saw Rob Schneider last night here at the West Palm Beach Improv and was really disappointed! The two warm up comics were great, then Rob came on and the heavy laughter stopped! I actually dozed off during at one point in his act. He sensed he had lost the audience, ordered himself a glass of wine and drank that while we all waited for him to end his act so we could go home. Not Good!
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5 days ago

Update:
So the story comes out she made a sex tape(albeit a pretty dull one, apparently), which violates the morals clause in her beauty pagent contract. This is getting funnier and funnier. Firstly the concept of a contest based on pulchritude having a morals clause is pretty funny, secondly this paragon of Christian principles making a sex tape is even more funny, and the contest organizers trying to recover the money they fronted her for a boob job is flat out hilarious.

Original comment:
Well, she's certainly making the most of the attention she's been getting, and it looks like her celebrity may well last longer than 15 minutes.

While I disagree with her opinion, she certainly has the right to it, and the right to express it publicly, including in that sterling bastion of intellectual thought, the Miss USA contest.

I do find some of the fawning over her by elements of the media more than a little fatuous, however. While Miss Prejean does not seem as vacant as is the norm for beauty contestants, neither does she strike me as an intellect of particular depth, nor a commentator of vibrant lucidity. What she brings to the table is moderate articulation and being easy on the eyes. That's all. For her to be heralded as the champion of "traditional" marriage strikes me not only as shallow, but points to a lack of depth on that side of the argument.
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5 days ago

She has an ugly nose and weird looking lazy eyes that slant downward. But the sisters even worse. Just an ugly family
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