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Tuesday, January 27, 2009

PARIS HILTON'S BRITISH BEST FRIEND - Proving Stupidity has no borders

As if the original Paris Hilton Best Friend Forever "reality" show wasn't enough. Attention whore, Paris Hilton has franchised her stupidity to include a British Version. Yes, run for the barf bag, there is now a show called "PARIS HILTON'S BRITISH BEST FRIEND"






Paris Hilton said the aim of ITV2's "PARIS HILTON's BRITISH BEST FRIEND" was to find someone "who had a fun personality someone who was real, someone who looked like they could be a lot of fun, someone I could trust. Someone who enjoys life". "There's a lot of advantages to being my best friend because I'm a lot of fun, I travel the world, I have a great time, especially when I come to London," she said. The winner from the group of contestants - made up of 11 women and one man - has yet to be announced, but Paris claimed they were now "best friends". Although she said her time in London taught her slang terms such as "minger" and "fit" she failed to answer correctly when asked to name the British Prime Minister, claiming she thought it was Gordon Ramsey.





The first episode of "PARIS HILTON's BRITISH BEST FRIEND" sees Paris fly to London to meet the contestants, who stay in a mansion complete with pink carpets and photos of the Paris Hilton on the walls.

Asked whether Rehab singer Amy Winehouse, 25, was considered, Paris said: "I love her music but I don't know if I could handle that lifestyle." Paris Hilton ruled out Amy Winehouse as an option for her 'British best friend' at the launch of her new TV show aptly named "PARIS HILTON's BRITISH BEST FRIEND".




"PARIS HILTON's BRITISH BEST FRIEND", starting in the UK this Thursday, sees 12 young hopefuls battling to become "PARIS HILTON's BRITISH BEST FRIEND". The contestants complete various tasks and at the end of each show Paris dismisses the person she thinks is the least capable of being her 'BBF'.

Thursday, January 22, 2009

2009 OSCAR NOMINATIONS LIST

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button leads all ACADEMY AWARD NOMINEES LIST (The OSCARS LIST) with 13 time-defying nominations. Slumdog Millionaire is next with 10, while The Dark Knight and Milk notched eight apiece. Meryl Streep, up for the OSCAR AWARD for Best Actress for Doubt, continues her reign as the most-nominated performer in ACADEMY AWARD history, with her 15th nod.

The OSCAR AWARDS will be handed out Feb. 22 at the Kodak Theatre in Los Angeles. Here's the complete list of nominees:

ACADEMY OSCAR AWARD NOMINEE FOR Best Motion Picture of the Year

* The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
* Frost/Nixon
* Milk
* The Reader
* Slumdog Millionaire


ACADEMY OSCAR AWARD NOMINEE FOR Achievement in Directing

* David Fincher, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
* Ron Howard, Frost/Nixon
* Gus Van Sant, Milk
* Stephen Daldry, The Reader
* Danny Boyle, Slumdog Millionaire






ACADEMY OSCAR AWARD NOMINEE FOR Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role

* Richard Jenkins, The Visitor
* Frank Langella, Frost/Nixon
* Sean Penn, Milk
* Brad Pitt, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
* Mickey Rourke, The Wrestler


ACADEMY OSCAR AWARD NOMINEE FOR Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role

* Josh Brolin, Milk
* Robert Downey Jr., Tropic Thunder
* Philip Seymour Hoffman, Doubt
* Heath Ledger, The Dark Knight
* Michael Shannon, Revolutionary Road


ACADEMY OSCAR AWARD NOMINEE FOR Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role

* Anne Hathaway, Rachel Getting Married
* Angelina Jolie, Changeling
* Melissa Leo, Frozen River
* Kate Winslet. The Reader
* Meryl Streep, Doubt


ACADEMY OSCAR AWARD NOMINEE FOR Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role

* Amy Adams, Doubt
* Penélope Cruz, Vicky Cristina Barcelona
* Viola Davis, Doubt
* Taraji P. Henson, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
* Marisa Tomei, The Wrestler


ACADEMY OSCAR AWARD NOMINEE FOR Best Animated Feature Film of the Year

* Bolt
* Kung Fu Panda
* Wall-E






ACADEMY OSCAR AWARD NOMINEE FOR Original Screenplay

* Dustin Lance Black, Milk
* Courtney Hunt, Frozen River
* Mike Leigh, Happy-Go-Lucky
* Martin McDonagh, In Bruges
* Andrew Stanton and Jim Reardon, WALL-E


ACADEMY OSCAR AWARD NOMINEE FOR Adapted Screenplay

* Eric Roth and Robin Swicord, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
* John Patrick Shanley, Doubt
* Peter Morgan, Frost/Nixon
* David Hare, The Reader
* Simon Beaufoy, Slumdog Millionaire


ACADEMY OSCAR AWARD NOMINEE FOR Best Foreign Language Film of the Year

* The Baader Meinhof Complex (Germany)
* The Class (France)
* Departures (Japan)
* Revanche (Austria)
* Waltz With Bashir (Israel)


ACADEMY OSCAR AWARD NOMINEE FOR Original Score

* Alexandre Desplat, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
* James Newton Howard, Defiance
* Danny Elfman, Milk
* A.R. Rahman, Slumdog Millionaire
* Thomas Newman, WALL-E


ACADEMY OSCAR AWARD NOMINEE FOR Original Song

* "Down to Earth," Peter Gabriel and Thomas Newman; WALL-E
* "Jai Ho," A.R. Rahman and Gulzar; Slumdog Millionaire
* "O Saya," A.R. Rahman and Maya Arulpragasam; Slumdog Millionaire


ACADEMY OSCAR AWARD NOMINEE FOR Achievement in Art Direction

* Changeling
* The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
* The Dark Knight
* The Duchess
* Revolutionary Road


ACADEMY OSCAR AWARD NOMINEE FOR Achievement in Cinematography

* Changeling
* The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
* The Dark Knight
* The Reader
* Slumdog Millionaire





ACADEMY OSCAR AWARD NOMINEE FOR Achievement in Costume Design

* Australia
* The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
* The Duchess
* Milk
* Revolutionary Road


ACADEMY OSCAR AWARD NOMINEE FOR Best Documentary Feature

* The Betrayal (Nerakhoon)
* Encounters at the End of the World
* The Garden
* Man on Wire
* Trouble the Water


ACADEMY OSCAR AWARD NOMINEE FOR Best Documentary Short Subject

* The Conscience of Nhem En
* The Final Inch
* Smile Pinki
* The Witness—From the Balcony of Room 306


ACADEMY OSCAR AWARD NOMINEE FOR Achievement in Film Editing

* The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
* The Dark Knight
* Frost/Nixon
* Milk
* Slumdog Millionaire


ACADEMY OSCAR AWARD NOMINEE FOR Achievement in Makeup

* The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
* The Dark Knight
* Frost/Nixon
* Milk
* Slumdog Millionaire


ACADEMY OSCAR AWARD NOMINEE FOR Best Animated Short Film

* La Maison en Petits Cubes
* Lavatory—Lovestory
* Oktapodi
* Presto
* This Way Up


ACADEMY OSCAR AWARD NOMINEE FOR Best Live Action Short Film

* Auf der Strecke (On the Line)
* Manon on the Asphalt
* New Boy
* The Pig
* Spielzeugland (Toyland)


ACADEMY OSCAR AWARD NOMINEE FOR Achievement in Sound Editing

* The Dark Knight
* Iron Man
* Slumdog Millionaire
* WALL-E
* Wanted


ACADEMY OSCAR AWARD NOMINEE FOR Achievement in Sound Mixing

* The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
* The Dark Knight
* Slumdog Millionaire
* WALL-E
* Wanted


ACADEMY OSCAR AWARD NOMINEE FOR Achievement in Visual Effects

* The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
* The Dark Knight
* Iron Man

Saturday, January 17, 2009

"LOST" Confusing people even more in Season 5

It has been eight months since the island moved us. Yes, we know that's not island time — because we also know that we have no idea what island time is.

What we do know is that we, the "LOST" couch-potato castaways, saw Ben turn the wheel hidden in a room below the unfamiliar Dharma Orchid Station, the sky white out and the island vanish. All this was the culmination of a time-traveling, Emmy-nominated season of past and future stories that split up the "Lost" tribe — rescuing some people after 108 days, leaving some to linger on the island and killing others.

If none of the above makes sense to you, yes, it's too late to pick up "LOST" now. That's what DVDs are for.

For four seasons, LOST viewers have flashed backward and forward through a maze of puzzles. When the penultimate season of the ABC hit LOST premieres Wednesday (9 p.m., Ch. 7), executive producers promise that answers will come our way, but it might take fans a moment to notice — because the fifth season puts viewers on yet another narrative roller coaster.

"Although the show occupies the same world, we're always driven not by rules but by what is the best way to tell stories in any given season," executive producer Carlton Cuse said. "Viewers will have to adjust to a little bit of a different mode this year, but we think that in that challenge also is the excitement that keeps 'LOST' fresh."





First, we got to know our castaways through flashbacks to events that happened before Oceanic Flight 815 crashed in the South Pacific on Sept. 22, 2004. Then, viewers caught glimpses of them in the future, which revealed that some of them were rescued. The groundbreaking storytelling then took another turn when viewers became privy to future events that predated the future they'd already seen.


This season, the flashbacks and flash-forwards will continue, but another storytelling approach will dominate. And in classic "LOST" tradition, the producers won't explain ahead of time what they're doing.

"We're really happy with the scripts that we're writing, but at the same time, there's this complete sense of fear and second-guessing, in terms of whether or not the audience is going to groove on what we're doing," co-creator and executive producer Damon Lindelof said. "The show is taking on a new model, in terms of the way we tell stories, and finding a balance between what's happening off the island and on the island. Are the characters having an emotional experience no matter how crazy it is? That's the part we're focused on."

The first seven episodes of LOST will examine the aftermath of Ben's (Michael Emerson) pronouncement to Jack (Matthew Fox) in the last scene of last season that the Oceanic 6 must all return to the island, including Locke (Terry O'Quinn), who has died. Jack's challenge is to enlist the rescued castaways to go back, but that will prove tricky since he and Kate (Evangeline Lily) have broken up; Sayid (Naveen Andrews) is trotting the globe, killing people for Ben with Hurley (Jorge Garcia) in his custody; and Sun (Yunjin Kim) has gone rogue.

Viewers also will see what has happened to Penny (Sonya Walger) and Desmond (Henry Ian Cusick) after she rescued him, and learn how Locke left the island and later died. The story of Walt (Malcolm David Kelley), who left the island two seasons ago, will continue, although his father, Michael (Harold Perrineau), died attempting to return to the island in the season finale. Sawyer (Josh Holloway), Juliet (Elizabeth Mitchell) and Charlotte (Rebecca Mader) survive on the island.

"The conventional thinking might be that we're going to spend the entire season telling the story of how and if these characters are able to make it back to the island," Lindelof said. "That's not what we're doing, not by any stretch of the imagination."





Because death on "LOST" is a relative term, as Cuse likes to say, fans can expect to see more of: Jin (Daniel Dae Kim), whether he survived the freighter explosion or not; the mysterious Christian Shephard (John Terry), whose death caused his son, Jack, to be on the doomed airliner; and Rousseau (Mira Furlan), who was shot to death. The ageless Richard Alpert (Nestor Carbonell) will pop up again. Although fans do not know what happened to Claire (Emilie de Ravin) — the actress does not have a regular role this season, mind you — she will appear during the season.

For that matter, so will Vincent the dog, the only character the producers have committed to keeping alive for the entire run of the series.

Here are some questions that arose from SEASON 4 of LOST

WHAT HAPPENED TO THE ISLAND?

In the season-four finale, "Other" boss Ben (Michael Emerson) turned a frozen wheel and – poof! – made the island disappear, along with Sawyer (Josh Holloway), Locke (Terry O'Quinn), Juliet (Elizabeth Mitchell) and other "Lost"-aways; the Oceanic Six fled on a helicopter. Ben – landing in North Africa – aimed to protect the island from arch-nemesis Charles Widmore (Alan Dale), who seeks to control it. The show has been exploring the space-time continuum, and that theme will be heightened this season in the search for the island.

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HOW DOES LOCKE BECOME JEREMY BENTHAM?

The cliffhanger revealed that Locke was "Jeremy Bentham." Under that alias, he apparently died after visiting Jack and some others who left the island with troubling news: They need go back. While visiting Locke's casket, a cryptic Ben tells Jack they must rally his fellow crash survivors – and return with Locke's lifeless body. Lucky for Jack, Ben always has a secret plan. Emerson tells New York magazine his bug-eyed alter ego will "carry on what seems to be his calling or his life's work or his war, whatever it is – I'm not sure exactly what it is." But it includes orchestrating a survivors' reunion.




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WHAT'S GOING ON WITH WIDMORE AND BEN?


Widmore is the wealthy industrialist who staged the fake plane crash of Oceanic 815 and ordered a team of mercenaries on a mission to find the island and kill everyone on it. Widmore and Ben appear to have a deep-seeded rivalry, deepened further after Widmore's agents murdered Ben's daughter in cold blood. Off the island, Ben recruited Oceanic Six survivor Sayid (Naveen Andrews) as an assassin; he also dropped by Widmore's home in the wee hours, vowing to kill his daughter as revenge. Whatever game they're playing, it has rules – and Ben says Widmore has broken them. One possible rule: Widmore and Ben cannot kill each other. That would be a very Harry Potter/Voldemort-esque plot twist.

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WHO THE HECK IS JACOB?

We've never seen Jacob, though he seems to be the all-knowing island messiah. The shadowy character lives in a creaky cabin that moves around a lot, hates technology and has communicated to the Others through Ben. Last season, Ben brought Locke to the cabin; Locke could not see Jacob but heard him say, "Help me." After Widmore's men stormed the barracks, Ben and Locke visited Jacob again – this time, Jacob spoke to Locke through a representative, Jack's ghost-daddy Christian (John Terry), who said to move the island. Ben, sensing that he'd been replaced by Locke, did the deed and peaced out. As far as we can tell, Jacob has unknown powers, dead people for friends and a cabin fever that keeps him locked in. Online theories abound: Is Jacob an ancient supercomputer, a divine entity, a superhuman being? Expect the unexpected, and expect to see more of him this season.



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WHAT HAPPENED TO CLAIRE, JIN AND MICHAEL?


Claire (Emilie de Ravin), who we recently learned is Jack's half-sister, seemed to survive a house fire – but then things got weird. She walked off in the jungle with her (un)dead father Christian. The next time we see them, she's in the shack with Jacob, acting creepy. As for Jin (Daniel Dae Kim) and Michael (Harold Perrineau), they presumably died on the freighter when it exploded. In an earlier flash-forward, Jin's wife, Sun, was shown at his memorial in Korea. Some bloggers speculate he'll turn up in early episodes, dead or alive, this season. If he perished in the blast, maybe we'll see him cavorting with Jacob, Christian and other ghost people.

Wednesday, January 14, 2009

AMERICAN IDOL BIKINI COMPETITION


AMERICAN IDOL has stooped to a new low, during the first episode of the Musical talent show, a BIKINI CLAD KATRINA DARRELL was advanced to the next level of AMERICAN IDOL based almost entirely on her attire.
Now known as the AMERICAN IDOL BIKINI GIRL, KATRINA DARRELL was instantly advanced by the very Randy RANDY and the equally speechless SIMON. PAULA ABDUL vehemently objected to the advancement, although new AMERICAN IDOL JUDGE KARA DIOGUARDI said BIKINI GIRL KATRINA DARRELL had a nice ass.

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Saturday, January 10, 2009

24 - The New Season 7

JACK BAUER is back in action beginning this Sunday on Fox, and KIEFER SUTHERLAND and the cast of 24 had a few things to say about the new season. The actors tease that Jack may actually be evil, and the big bosses talk about the end of the show: Could day eight be Jack's last adventure?

KIEFER SUTHERLAND refused to say anything of substance, "I'm not going to ruin that the writers of 24 do a good job and I don't want to ruin that for them" While the Sexy ELISHA CUTHBERT said, like her character in 24, she feels older and more mature.


JON VOIGHT said nothing more about his character than he was big and bad. While JEFFREY NORDLING teases us with speculations on whether JACK BAUER is evil or good putting a little mystery into the mix. Does KIEFER SUTHERLANDS' character, JACK BAUER in fact turn to the dark side.

New Addition, CHERRY JONES, who plays the new President, talked about her roll as saying her character is under alot of pressure right from the get go.

CARLOS BERNARD is back as Tony, yes Tony is alive, Carlos off handidly referred to himself as "Bad Tony" in his much darker roll

Producer Jon Cassar talked about KIEFER SUTHERLANDS' JACK BAUER having to deal with FBI and there are more rules. Perhaps that is why Jack oves to the Dark side.



There are ongoing specualtions of a Big screen version of 24, producer Howard Gordon speculated on this by saying a BIG SCREEN VERSION OF 24 probably won't happen until 24 TV SERIES is over but refused to comment on whether this will be the last season of 24

Set in Washington, DC, Day 7 opens with CTU dismantled and Jack Bauer (Kiefer Sutherland) on trial. Bauer’s day takes an unexpected turn when former colleague Tony Almeida (Carlos Bernard) returns. Meanwhile, President Allison Taylor (Cherry Jones) leads the country alongside White House Chief of Staff Ethan Kanin (Bob Gunton) and First Gentleman Henry Taylor (Colm Feore).

Catch all 6 Seasons and PRE-ORDER SEASON 7 of 24 HERE

A national security crisis prompts an investigation by a team of FBI agents including Agent Janis Gold (Janeane Garofalo), Agent Renee Walker (ANNIE WERSCHING), Agent Larry Moss (Jeffrey Nordling), Agent Sean Hillinger (Rhys Coiro) and security specialist Michael Latham (John Billingsley). Although CTU is no longer, Chloe O’Brian (Mary Lynn Rajskub) and Bill Buchanan (James Morrison) are back for another momentous day of shocking events.

Since the airing of the New season of 24, ANNIE WERSCHING PICTURES seem to be of interest to alot of people. For that reason, HTBW has put together an ANNIE WERSCHING PICTORIAL and posted it on http://holamamasita.blogspot.com







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