Wednesday, December 1, 2010

Street Style: Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Lighting 2010

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StyleList hit the Rock Center scene last night to check out how stylish New Yorkers were keeping warm -- and chic -- for the festivities.Permalink | Comments

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Kim Kardashian Prayed to God: 'Please Don't Make My Boobs Grow Any Bigger'

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Kourtney, Kim and Khloe Kardashian spoke to our friends over at PopEater in the middle of a hectic New York City book tour and one of the topics of conversation was Kim's famous assets.Permalink | Comments

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Taylor Swift Adds NeedtoBreathe to Her Speak Now Tour

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NeedtoBreathe have scored one of the most coveted opening act slots on the musical planet. The Christian rockers have been tapped to open Taylor Swift's Speak Now World Tour 2011 on the North American leg of the trek.

"It means a lot to us that Taylor hand-picked us for her Speak Now tour," NeedtoBreathe guitarist Bo Rinehart says. "Everyone knows she has amazing fans, and we thrive on performing live, especially in front of new audiences."

NeedtoBreathe are perhaps best known for their hit, 'Something Beautiful,' which was featured on the 'When in Rome' soundtrack, and 'More Time,' which can be heard in the film 'P.S. I Love You.'

NeedtoBreathe will join the Speak Now tour May 27 in Omaha, Neb. and will be featured on all the shows in the U.S. and Canada. Taylor is slated to play 87 shows in 19 countries, across four continents on the tour, which kicks off February 9 in Singapore, and includes six stadium shows -- Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Mass., Detroit's Ford Field, Pittsburgh's Heinz Field, Philadelphia's Lincoln Financial Field, Kansas City's Arrowhead Stadium and the Dallas Cowboys Stadium.

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'The Victoria's Secret Fashion Show': New 'Angel' Chanel Iman Gets Her Wings (VIDEO)

Filed under: TV ReplayIn the annals of bad pick-up lines, one stands above the rest. "Heaven must be missing an angel, 'cause you're right here with me." This line wouldn't work on Chanel Iman, for two reasons. One, she's a supermodel, and no pick-up line would ever work on her. Two, she is now literally an "angel," thereby making the line redundant.

Chanal received her "wings" on 'The Victoria's Secret Fashion Show' (Tue., 10PM ET on CBS). This show is America's number one viewing choice -- for watching models strut around in skimpy lingerie. And the show may have some other purpose that we're not aware of ... could it be related to selling bras? Permalink | Email this | Linking Blogs | Comments

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Paris Hilton Caps Off Work Day with Sisterly Visit

Maintaining her sisterly bond, Paris Hilton dropped by her sister Nicky?s house in Los Angeles last night (November 30).
The ?Simple Life? babe chatted on her mobile phone as she made her exit and hopped into her pink Bentley luxury car.
Earlier in the day, Paris was busy filming scenes for her new Oxygen reality show along with gal pal Brooke Mueller.
The ladies ran into some trouble with a dead car battery, but they promptly got a jump start and headed off on their way.

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Black Eyed Peas Were 'Still Passionate' For The Beginning

'For every ending is a new beginning,' will.i.am says of the band's new album.By Jocelyn Vena, with reporting by Tim Kash





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The last album the Black Eyed Peas released was called The E.N.D., but the album didn't signify the end for the band, instead it launched the band into a whole new era where they embraced futuristic club jams and became chart-topping sensations. On Tuesday (November 30), the group is hoping to rekindle that magic with their latest release, The Beginning.
"Because the last record was The E.N.D. [and] for every ending is a new beginning that's why it's The Energy Never Dies, " will.i.am told MTV News on the red carpet of the AMAs earlier this month. "We're still showing you the energy, so let's call it The Beginning."

Just like their last, the Peas wanted this album to express the world around them, Will explained. "The E.N.D. was a zeitgeist of the time, articulating that it's the end of the era," he continued. "We're still passionate about music, so The Beginning [is] utilizing all the technologies, doing new things. Stuff like that, that's The Beginning."
Apl.de.ap said the group — which was just announced as next year's Super Bowl halftime act — also looked at their competitors for inspiration. "Also going out, we try and check out the scene, the city and be inspired by other producers or other DJs, what kind of stuff they're playing," he explained. "So that's how we keep fresh."
Leading lady Fergie explained how easy it was to record while on the road. "I mean you have to realize this album was made on tour," she said. "Basically these guys have hotel rooms with studios in them. Now technology has allowed us to make albums in hotel rooms. They'd leave their doors open, and I'd walk in [and just start singing]."
And even though they've been around the block a few times, Taboo said it's important for them to feel like this really is still The Beginning for BEP. "[We have to] stay hungry and keep wanting to push the envelope," he said. "Don't be comfortable and settle. Will says once you start slacking off, there's someone that's hungrier than you. You have to stay hungry."
What's your favorite Black Eyed Peas song? Talk about it in the comments.



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Bill O'Reilly Calls tor the Execution of WikiLeakers (VIDEO)

Filed under: TV ReplayIt was only a matter of time before a prominent voice called for heads over the WikiLeaks security breach.

On 'The O'Reilly Factor' (weekdays, 8PM ET on Fox News), Bill O'Reilly expressed the opinion that those who have been feeding information to Julian Assange's rogue media organization should pay the ultimate price.

"Whoever leaked all those State Department documents to the WikiLeaks website is a traitor and should be executed or put in prison for life," O'Reilly said.

In the past, O'Reilly has been quick to point out his opposition to the death penalty. However, there is clearly something about Assange's infuriatingly aggressive hair stylings that can push a man into questioning his principles. Permalink | Email this | Linking Blogs | Comments

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