The video is apparently to promote some art exhibition in Israel, where the model is from. But who cares what the purpose of this video is, it has one of the hottest women in the world lying naked.
If the above black and white video of Bar Rafaeli playing around naked isn’t enough for you, here is some screencaps for you to “right click and save.”
Veteran reporter Ann Curry has anchored NBC’s ‘Dateline’ and ‘Nightly News,’ but her professionalism is no match for the magnetic power of Brad Pitt. In a ‘Today’ show interview, Curry could barely keep her hands to herself, going so far as to grab the actor’s chin.
The two spoke at the Cannes Film Festival where Pitt is promoting his latest film, ‘Inglourious Basterds,’ in a segment that aired during Wednesday’s ‘Today’ show. Curry took a momentary break from pawing the star to discuss how lucky she is to stand in such close proximity to his internationally appreciated hotness.
“Women who watch the ‘Today’ show are really envious of me right now because I get to stand here in Cannes talking to you,” Curry told Pitt, and asked how he would respond to his female fans.
The actress shot this eHarmony spoof video for funnyordie.com, in it she references her recent split with Samantha Ronson and of course her DUI arrests.
The video opens with “Hi, My name is Lindsay and I’m searching for love. I’m recently single… I think. And I’m looking for someone who I can spend the rest of my life with, or at least someone I can spend the rest of my probation with.”
I find this pretty funny - more of this this Lindsay Lohan please, oh and in my opinion she did a far better job than Paris Hilton’s spoof videos.
AnnaLynne McCord (I hate typing her name and I don’t know why) got herself into a little fender bender yesterday, she survived so don’t worry.
While she was driving down La Cienega in West Los Angeles, the 90210 actress somehow managed to smash her brand new Mini Cooper into the back of someones Range Rover.
The police came to the scene pretty much straight away to check on things, AnnaLynne was fine but her car was pretty much screwed in the front and then towed away from the spot.
As you would guess the paps were on the scene shooting videos and snapping pictures, she ended up screaming “do you guys mind” at them, of course they didn’t give a shit and kept on snapping pictures.
This isn’t half as exciting as the time Lindsay Lohan got herself in a car crash years ago, but AnnaLynne McCord involved in a car crash is pretty funny since her car was brand new.
In October, Joaquin Phoenixquit acting to become a musician. So this weekend, he showed up at the swanky, $22 million nightclub Lavo at Palazzo to make his first announced concert performance. He rapped three songs after midnight Friday. Yeah. Rapped. Then he fell off a catwalk.
Phoenix said he rapped freestyle at smaller clubs, but those were surprise appearances. At one club, a DJ messed with him, and people threw ice at him.
“Are there people that are gonna say that it’s a joke? Yeah. Are there people that’s gonna say that I suck? Probably. I can’t control that. You know what I mean? I run that same (expletive) risk every movie I do. I feel like the other actors are going, ‘This dude sucks. This is a (expletive) joke.’”
But before that, he spent a surreal day at the hotel. Tourists gawked. Photographers stalked. Miss America contestants were filming in the hotel, so Phoenix found them, put on a tiara and Miss Kentucky’s sash, and posed for photos. At some other point, he pulled his shirt up to flash someone.
Royal rebel Prince Harry today stands accused of racism in a bombshell home video as he swaggers in front of his army comrades.
Britain’s Prince Harry issued a public apology Saturday after a British newspaper published video footage of him using offensive and racist language.
The News of The World reported that Harry, third in line to the British throne, used offensive terms to refer to people from Pakistan and people of Arab descent.
Harry, who is an army lieutenant in the Household Cavalry’s Blues and Royals, is purported to have made the remarks in 2006 in an airport departure lounge as soldiers waited to travel to Cyprus for training exercises.
The newspaper said in a statement that in the video, Harry referred to one colleague as “our little paki friend” _ using a derogatory term for people of Pakistani origin.
It reported that he called another cadet _ who was wearing a headscarf _ a “raghead.” The newspaper said that the video was filmed by other cadets and supplied to the newspaper.
St. James’s Palace _ the office of Harry and his elder brother Prince William _ said on Saturday that Harry was sorry for any offense caused by his use of the word “paki.”
“Prince Harry fully understands how offensive this term can be, and is extremely sorry for any offense his words might cause,” spokesman Patrick Harrison said in a statement.
“However, on this occasion three years ago, Prince Harry used the term without any malice and as a nickname about a highly popular member of his platoon. There is no question that Prince Harry was in any way seeking to insult his friend.”
Harrison said that Harry had used the other offensive term to refer to either the Taliban or Iraqi insurgents.
“Neither the army nor the armed forces tolerates inappropriate behavior in any shape or form,” Britain’s defense ministry said in a statement Saturday. “The Army takes all allegations of inappropriate behavior very seriously and all substantive allegations are investigated.”
The ministry said no complaint had been raised against Harry over his comments. “We are not aware of any complaint having been made by the individual,” the ministry’s statement said.
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Last year, Harry served with the British Army in Afghanistan for 10 weeks. He was withdrawn from the combat zone after his deployment, a closely guarded secret, became public.
Harry has previously acknowledged drinking underage and smoking marijuana. In January 2005, he apologized after being pictured in a newspaper at a costume party dressed as a Nazi, complete with a swastika armband.
Thousands of Iraqis took to the streets Monday to demand the release of a reporter who threw his shoes at President George W. Bush, as Arabs across many parts of the Middle East hailed the journalist as a hero and praised his insult as a proper send-off to the unpopular U.S. president.
The protests came as suicide bombers and gunmen targeted Iraqi police, U.S.-allied Sunni guards and civilians in a series of attacks Monday that killed at least 17 people and wounded more than a dozen others, officials said.
Journalist Muntadhar al-Zeidi, who was kidnapped by militants last year, was being held by Iraqi security Monday and interrogated about whether anybody paid him to throw his shoes at Bush during a press conference the previous day in Baghdad, said an Iraqi official.
He was also being tested for alcohol and drugs, and his shoes were being held as evidence, said the official, speaking on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to talk to the media.
Showing the sole of your shoe to someone in the Arab world is a sign of extreme disrespect, and throwing your shoes is even worse.
Newspapers across the Arab world on Monday printed front-page photos of Bush ducking the flying shoes, and satellite TV stations repeatedly aired the incident, which provided fodder for jokes and was hailed by the president’s many critics in the region.
“Iraq considers Sunday as the international day for shoes,” said a joking text message circulating around the Saudi capital Riyadh.
Palestinian journalists in the West Bank town of Ramallah joked about who would be brave enough to toss their shoes at Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, another U.S. official widely disliked in the region.
Many users of the popular Internet networking site Facebook posted the video of the incident to their profile pages, showing al-Zeidi leap from his chair as Bush and Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki were about to shake hands Sunday and hurl his shoes at the president, who was about 20 feet away. Bush ducked the airborne footwear and was not injured in the incident.
“This is a farewell kiss, you dog,” al-Zeidi yelled in Arabic as he threw his shoes. “This is from the widows, the orphans and those who were killed in Iraq.”
Al-Zeidi was immediately wrestled to the ground by Iraqi security guards. The incident raised fears of a security lapse in the heavily guarded Green Zone where the press conference took place. Reporters were repeatedly searched and asked to show identification before entering and while inside the compound, which houses al-Maliki’s office and the U.S. Embassy.
Al-Zeidi’s tirade was echoed by Arabs across the Middle East who are fed up with U.S. policy in the region and still angry over Bush’s decision to invade Iraq in 2003 to topple Saddam Hussein.
The response to the incident by Arabs in the street was ecstatic.
As holiday shoppers hit the malls this week, there’s one thing that Khloe Kardashian hopes everyone will leave off their Christmas lists: fur.
And to show how passionate she is about being compassionate, the sexy star of Keeping Up With the Kardashians bares all in peta2’s hot new holiday billboard campaign, “Fur? I’d Rather Go Naked,” which she will unveil in person on Wednesday in LA.
“Compassion is the fashion this holiday season, so join me in boycotting fur,” says Khloe. “With all the stylish and super-warm things you can wear, it’s easy to have a killer look without killing animals.”
Photo-Op: Khloe Kardashian and her family will unveil her new billboard while peta2 members in Santa hats hand out candy canes.
When: Wednesday, December 10, 12 noon
Where: Southwest corner of Melrose and N. Harper avenues, Hollywood
Fresh from the success of “Twilight,” Kristen Stewart is set to portray Joan Jett in “The Runaways,” the rock ‘n’ roll biopic of the 1970s all-girl band.
Video director Floria Sigismondiwrote the screenplay and is directing, while John and Art Linson and River Road Entertainment’s Bill Pohlad are producing. Jett will act as an executive producer.
The Runaways were hugely influential as the first successful all-girl hard rock band; its members included guitarists Jett and Lita Ford, drummer Sandy West, singer-keyboardist Cherie Currie and bassist Jackie Fox.
The band was brought together in late 1975 by impresario Kim Fowley, who thought a novelty act of teenaged girls performing in leather and lace would be an easy sell, but the girls ended up proving to be serious and influential musicians with songs like “Cherry Bomb.”
The band lasted about four years together, falling apart over management and money issues.
Joan Jett continued her rock career into the ’80s, forming the Blackhearts and scoring with such hits as “I Love Rock N’ Roll” and “I Hate Myself for Loving You.” She continues to record and tour.
The film will revolve around Jett and Currie and follow them from the band’s meteoric rise as teenagers to their dissolution and disillusionment.
The movie is eyeing a 2009 start and will work around Stewart’s commitments to the two “Twilight” sequels. The first one, “New Moon,” is expected to shoot sometime in first-quarter 2009, with Stewart reprising her role as Bella, the human who falls for a vampire.
“Twilight” has made more than $120 million since opening Nov. 21.
“Runaways” reunites the Gersh-repped Stewart with Art Linson and Pohlad, with whom she worked on “Into the Wild.” She also appeared in the Linson-produced “What Just Happened.”
Britney Spears tried to celebrate her 27th birthday today by performing Womanizer and Circus on Good Morning America.
She appeared to promote her new album, kick off her world tour, and to show that world that she’s back. Except, this is not the Britney Spears that fans adore. The Britney Spears that appeared on Good Morning America may have looked the part, but her Good Morning America performance lacked the Britney Spears energy that helped catapult her to fame. [SEE VIDEO]
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Britney Spears’ performance on Good Morning America will remind some people of her performance on MTV’s VMAs. Her lack of energy was shocking, especially in comparison to the upbeat pace of the song Womanizer. The lively dancers surrounding her on ‘Good Morning America’ only brought her lack of energy into clearer focus.
In his first interview since conceding the presidential election, John McCain said Tuesday that Sarah Palin did not damage his presidential bid and he dismissed anonymous criticism aimed at her following their crushing defeat.
“I’m so proud of her and I’m very grateful she agreed to run with me. She inspired people, she still does, I couldn’t be happier with Sarah Palin.”
In an interview that mingled flashes of humor with political analysis, McCain did little to deflect responsibility from himself. He alluded to the difficult political environment for Republicans nationwide and conceded, “I could tell you a lot of things that we may have made mistakes on.” He never listed them.
“So, that’s the way it is,” he added.
Asked by Leno to address griping about Palin from unidentified McCain operatives in the days following the election, the Arizona senator said, “These things happen in campaigns.
“I think I have at least a thousand, quote, top advisers,” he scoffed. “A top adviser said? … I’ve never even heard of … a top adviser or a high-ranking Republican official.”
Here is a video (seemingly homemade) of Police Academy Star Steve Guttenberg training for the New York City Marathon.
Sounds pretty boring, right? Usually, we would agree, but there is one thing that separates this video from all other seemingly boring videos, Steve Guttenberg is freakin naked!
