I hesitated making a comment about this train wreck, but because I loved almost every movie he made in the 80's, I thought I'd at least say something. E! Television interviewed Haim during one of his many losing battles with various drugs, namely pills. Needless to say, things didn't go well...or as he says, "Things weren't going my way." Well Corey, stumping your toe or getting a speeding ticket is an example of things not going your way. When your self-proclaimed Valium habit is 85 pills/day, I'd say that goes a little beyond stumped toes and speeding. Below is Corey at his best and worst:
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Cameron Diaz should thank her lucky stars. She's basically fooled Hollywood into thinking she's gorgeous, making her living off being a leading lady, and earning tens of millions doing so. I seriously have been racking my brain trying to think of someone that's aging worse than her and I simply can't think of anyone. Lindsay Lohan's diet consists of semen cocaine and cigarettes...yet even she is aging better than this. It's almost like claymation cartoons you see around Christmas time. Poor girl. This is a far cry from Mask and Something About Mary.
In case there was any confusion, there is a direct relationship between penises one is exposed to and looking like death. This is basically a life lesson to all young women out there. This portrait of skeletor should be used to teach abstinence around the world. Madonna became a pop sensation in 1983. So, in essence, she's had penises flying at her for almost 30 years. Obviously, they've taken their toll.
Monday, March 8, 2010
Seriously, I have barely heard anything about this comment. If someone right of left had said this it would be on the front page of the NYT. I thought Dan Rather had buried his career completely, but now, well now, I'm sure of it. What idiot would say something like this? I know most liberal news outlets, if they even cover it, will say it wasn't racially motivated, but 90% of KKK members wouldn't even say something this insulting.
This is how I know Hollywood, in general, sucks right now. Movies, as evidence last night, are awful. There is simply no star power anymore. Mostly, I know this because dorky bloggers, excluding me of course, rave about this chick. This is just a prime example of how someone can have a lot of the attributes that represent beauty, namely huge breasts, but somehow, it just doesn't work. She looks a little like one of the characters in Where the Wild Things Are. I could be on a walk through the forest and stumble upon her, tied to the ground like in Gulliver's Travels, and it wouldn't surprise me one bit. She looks like a gigantic version of a normal person. She's like hyperbole personified. She doesn't just have red hair, she has hair on fire. She doesn't just have big breasts, she has breasts that could kill you by asphyxiation. She doesn't have pale skin, she has chalk. She looks one of the actresses that play corpses on CSI: Miami. Instead, she makes tons of money as a TV star. I hate Hollywood more than Aids.
Bar Rafywhatever is one of the world's greatest enigmas. I've admired Leo's conquests for years, but this chick, I simply don't get. One cannot argue that her body is fantastic. In fact my friend, Chris, makes his living off girls like this. To me though, it just just looks like her head and body don't match. She has the face of a weathered, tennis playing mom in early 40's. It's like someone played Mr Potato Head with a supermodel body. Agree or disagree, Leo has taken an enormous step back here.
With approval ratings south of 20 percent, Congress isn't exactly acing its performance review -- and one congresswoman thinks it's time the American people started docking members' pay.
Rep. Ann Kirkpatrick, D-Ariz., last week introduced a bill to cut pay for members of Congress by 5 percent. She said it hasn't made her the most popular person in the House of Representatives, but it's starting to gain bipartisan support.
"I'll tell you, there is nothing like asking the people you work with to take a cut in pay and see the concern on their faces," Kirkpatrick told Fox News on Monday.
The first-term congresswoman said she's hopeful, given the enormous fiscal challenges facing the country, the measure can pass. She said she's already started handing over 5 percent of her pay every month -- or $870 -- to help chisel away at the national debt.
"I'm putting my money where my mouth is. I'm leading by example and I hope my colleagues will join me," she said.
The current salary for a member of Congress is $174,000. Leaders earn more.
"The last time Congress took a cut in pay was 77 years ago. I don't know anyone who has not had a pay cut in 77 years," she said.
It's been 77 years of constant pay increases for Congress. If this doesn't make you hate these people more, what will? People are struggling to put food on their table and clothes on their children; meanwhile, members of Congress consistently vote themselves a raise every year. When do Americans start to demand representation in Washington? According to Harry Reid, it's a "GREAT DAY," when only 36,000 people lose their jobs. If the private sector is evaluated on job performance, why can't our Congressmen and women?
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