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THE FLAWLESS J-POP ANDROIDS ARE BACK

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The teaser clip for Perfume's latest "Spending All My Time" PV has been released!







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Beyoncé Knowles has donned many guises in her entertainment career -- musical superstar, fashion icon, actress (yeah, we'll even count her "Pink Panther" turn).

Now she's looking to add a rather different notch: documentary director.

Knowles and her representatives at agency ICM have in recent weeks been shopping a nonfiction film to Hollywood studios about the celebrity's life and career.

According to a person familiar with the package who was not authorized to talk about it publicly, the movie is as a mix of music and personal study, blending concert footage with confessional interview. Knowles not only stars in the project but is directing it, and will also serve as a producer. About 20 minutes of footage has been shown to distributors.


A representative at Knowles’ agency did not immediately reply to a request for comment.

Knowles certainly would have a lot to discuss in the doc. In the last 18 months, she's released a top-selling album ("4"), split from her longtime manager (her father), and had a baby, Blue Ivy Carter, with husband Jay-Z, among other noteworthy events.

Although she's attached to star in a potential remake of "A Star Is Born," Knowles also has had a taste of the nonfiction film life. In June 2011, MTV aired "Beyoncé: Year of 4,” a "mini-documentary" that showed the artist taking time off and then returning to the recording studio.

Feature documentaries about musical superstars have come into vogue of late with movies from Justin Bieber, Katy Perry, the Jonas Brothers and Miley Cyrus. Though not always blockbusters (Perry’s “Part of Me” has grossed just $24 million since coming out last month), they continue to be appealing to the entertainment industry: The stars like the exposure in a new medium, while studios appreciate the movies' built-in appeal and comparatively low cost.


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On one hand she's already released Year of 4 and documentary bits on the Roseland DVD so I'm not sure if this'll be overkill. On another there could be some juicy stuff about DC/Papa Knowles or cute video of her playing with Blue Ivy.

Marilyn Monroe: Dead 50 Years, But Was It Really an Accident?

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The story made headlines around the globe: Marilyn Monroe, the world's most celebrated starlet, had apparently committed suicide.

But many who knew her didn't believe she'd take her own life, and as the 50th anniversary of her death at age 36 approaches, her tragic end remains shrouded in mystery.

In the new issue of PEOPLE, guest writer J.I. Baker – author of The Empty Glass, a new murder thriller based on her death – uses his research and fresh reporting to explore the truth.

On August 5, 1962, Monroe was found dead in the bedroom of her Brentwood hacienda.

Toxicology reports showed high levels of Nembutal and chloral hydrate in her bloodstream, and her death was ruled a "probable suicide." But why wasn't her body turned over to medical examiners for more than five hours after it was discovered?

Forensic pathologist Cyril Wecht tells PEOPLE he has "a strong suspicion she might have been injected," given the lack of pill residue found in her stomach – but by whom?


Why did not-yet-tested tissue samples go missing, along with Monroe's phone records? And were Jack and Bobby Kennedy, with whom she was rumored to have had affairs, involved?

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New Music: Melanie Amaro – ‘Don’t Fail Me Now’

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melanie, sis....what kind of generic mess....?

keyshia cole + lil wayne x "enough of no love"

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i haven't been a fan of anything of her's since her first album, but i like this song. she betta werq!

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MELINDA MARIA RING

Kristen Stewart can't get enough of her onyx Melinda Maria "Sliced" ring, which features a dramatic hexagonal stone and a surprisingly wallet-friendly $70 price tag.

CHRISTIAN LOUBOUTIN CAP-TOES

Her relationship with Kanye West isn't the only consistent thing in Kim Kardashian's life: check out her Christian Louboutin "Bis Un Bout" PVC cap-toe pumps, worn with everything from couture to her "casual" airport ensembles. You can find similar styles for $1,495.

MICHAEL STARS TANK

Your quest for the ultimate white tank has ended – Stacy Keibler found it for you! Her laid-back Michael Stars tank (available here for $52) is the perfect mix of sexy and relaxed, great for topping printed pants, jean shorts or a beach-ready mini.

POMELLATO BRACELET

Of all the rocks that she's got, Jennifer Lopez's favorite appears to be Pomellato's $55,000 "Tango" rose gold-and-diamond bracelet. She occasionally wears one or two, and sometimes adds the sparkling chain-link bracelet to a whole stack of bangles.

TIFFANY & CO. TOTE

If you needed proof that Jessica Alba is just a regular mom, here it is: she carries a packed tote – often in addition to her everyday handbag – all over L.A. She's still a movie star, though, so you won't be surprised that said tote is a glamorous $495 Tiffany & Co. "Jitney" bag.

ROGER VIVIER FLATS

If you find something you love, buy it in two colors. Freida Pinto follows this savvy shopping advice: She has the Roger Vivier ballerina shoes in black and also wears the bow-embellished "Papillon" flats in purple suede.

STELLA & DOT NECKLACE

Another star who favors under-$100 picks, Selena Gomez tosses on her golden Stella & Dot "Rebel" necklace (which retails for $79) with everything from jeans to maxis for a little low-key glamour.

LOEFFLER RANDALL SANDALS

Mandy Moore pounds the pavement in her cute, comfy and neutral Loeffler Randall "Sam" sandals, $195, which are a staple in her wardrobe along with her distressed denim and snakeskin bag.

BODY LANGUAGE PANTS

Miley Cyrus works out in typically funky (and belly-baring) style, wearing her low-rise Body Language "Scrunchy" capri pants to walk her pup and hit up Pilates.

DONATIENNE TOTE

She may be a new mom, but that doesn’t mean Hilary Duff has defaulted to cheesy diaper bags. Her fun, fringed Donatienne "Tawny" tote (available for $750) is roomy enough to carry all of baby Luca's essentials but is still bold and stylish.

DENIM & SUPPLY SHORTS

Anne Hathaway's distressed Ralph Lauren Denim & Supply "Vintage" cutoff shorts (only $29.99 on the site!) are cute and casual when worn with slouchy sweaters, button-ups and braids, but they get a little hipster edge thanks to her new short pixie cut.

ALTERNATIVE APPAREL TOP

Another busy mom on the go, Sarah Jessica Parker turns to her super-soft Alternative Apparel tee (available in a rainbow of colors for $40) to complete her jeans-and-comfy-shoes outfits around N.Y.C.

GAP BUTTON-DOWN

Katie Holmes might be experiencing some turmoil in her personal life, but one thing remains a constant: her devotion to her $45 Gap chambray shirt (sold out online, but you might still be able to find it on sale in stores!), which she wears with maxis, minis and jeans.

TORY BURCH BAG

The Hunger Games star might inspire another epic battle for her beloved Tory Burch "Small Suede Briefcase" shoulder bag in goblin blue (now on sale for $332.50). The pretty pastel style is a perfect match for her most summery ensembles.

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Queen Kiernan is coming for your faves & their closets.

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Each week, Laura Brown interviews famous girls about clothes. In this episode, Kiernan Shipka joins the show.



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s1 and s2 DVD's on repeat at the moment ...

Teen Mom's Farrah Abraham admits suicidal ideation, drug use

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Farrah Abraham from MTV's Teen Mom shares details from her new book, My Teenage Dream Ended, in a new interview with In Touch.

From In Touch- “All I could think about,” she admits in an emotional interview with In Touch, “was killing myself.”
And these weren’t just idle thoughts: “I figured I would drown myself in the bathtub — that seemed like the easiest way to go.”
Farrah tells In Touch she even imagined the note she might write for her daughter. “I pictured telling her that I missed her daddy, and that I felt overwhelmed by the changes in my life,” says Farrah, “and that she deserved the best and should be surrounded by happiness.”
In the year before her meltdown, she was far from the world’s best mom as she tried to numb the pain with out-of-control partying, drinking and drugs like cocaine and marijuana. “When I drank, I’d be happy for 10 minutes,” says Farrah. “When I got high, I’d feel a sense of nothingness for about an hour. But in the end, my negative emotions always came rushing back.”

Her book comes out on August 14th!

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Mila Kunis & Ashton Kutcher go on romantic trip to Bali

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Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis were pictured cuddling at Los Angeles airport on Sunday morning as they prepared to fly out to the tropical destination together. Ashton Kutcher, 34, who is currently going through a divorce with Demi Moore, whisked Mila Kunis, 28, off to a five-star resort on the island’s southern peninsula. The lavish suites boast wooden four-poster beds, a sunken indoor bathtub and private pools.


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Although they have not confirmed their romance, friends of the couple – who first met 14 years ago when they co-starred in That 70s Show – say they are ready to go public with their relationship now it is getting more serious. A source told the New York Post: “Ashton was Mila’s first kiss while on That ’70s Show, so they’ve always had a special bond. They started dating in the spring, and things have recently become more serious.”

Last week, Mila Kunis accompanied Ashton Kutcher to the wrap party for his new movie Jobs. A source said at the time: “They stayed within five feet of each other the whole entire evening. It was very obvious to everyone that they were together.

“They both seemed in good spirits, happy and having fun. They just sat next to each other and mainly talked to each other the whole time they were there.” Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis stayed at the party, which took place at The Duplex on Third Restaurant in Los Angeles, for two hours.

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Happy Hump Day ONTD! Hope your week is going great, mine has been AWESOME so far!

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Gabe Nevins was a teenager when he was cast to star in Gus Van Sant’s 2007 movie Paranoid Park through an open call put out to local skate shops in Portland, OR. He’d thought he was auditioning to be an extra, but, even with no experience, and perhaps because of his unselfconscious air, Van Sant liked him so much that he was offered the lead role of Alex, a young kid who accidentally murders a middle-aged security guard. The movie garnered a lot of acclaim, debuting at Cannes, and Nevins was anointed an unlikely teen heartthrob in magazines like NYLON and Teen Vogue.


It seems that portraying a scared lost kid in trouble turned out to be somewhat prescient for Nevins..

It’s been rumored that things have not gone well for him, but few seem to know exactly what he’s been up to. The photographer Nick Haymes struck up and maintained a friendship with Nevins after shooting some press photos a few years ago and says that Nevins disappeared around the time of his 18th birthday. Nevins had spent time living on the street, sporadically reaching out to Haymes through Facebook and e-mail. They would intermittently spend time with each other, and Haymes would always make sure to snap photographs, even when Nevins was suffering through a bout of psoriasis that had left him with red pock marks all over his body. This March, Haymes released Gabe a collection of his photos of Nevins, collecting and tracing his life from his youth to his more troubled years as a young adult.

When I requested an interview with Nevins and Haymes to talk about the book’s release, Haymes told us it would be difficult to get in touch with Nevins because he was in jail, but assured me that he was heading down to L.A. to try to secure his release and would do his best to put us in touch. I sent some questions along, and Nevins responded to me just a few days later:

I just got out of jail. 2 months incarceration. So now I’m living in the back of a old ’80s van with a nice bed in the backyard of some land my friends own. Got the best sleep I’ve had my whole life last night, way better then a cement slab. It was pretty nice, caught up on some sleep since I’ve been homeless the last few years, never really found a home when I first stopped hitchhiking and left the gutter streets of SF. Some good things that have been going on is chasing tail, I’ve been locked up for awhile sharing a room with 6 people so I couldn’t even get a bloody wank in if I tried. I’m out for blood.

After interviewing Haymes and Nevins, it started to occur to me that I couldn’t completely ride for this book. Not because I thought Nevins’ role in the book wasn’t consensual—quite to the contrary, Nevins’ e-mail seemed to display a lot of affection for Haymes and for the photographs—but I just wasn’t sure how comfortable I felt being complicit in the fetishization of his demise. Artists like Van Sant have always found romance in sadness. Since My Own Private Idaho, one of actor River Phoenix’s last roles before dying of a drug overdose, he’s focused on the doomed lives of young men, forging a cinematic punk romance out of life in the gutter, that, in Phoenix’s case, came true, and that has countless moments in fashion, art, literature and music since. It’s the theme he continued with Nevins in Paranoid Park, the theme that made him a star. But what happens when life imitates art? By writing about this book myself, am I just perpetuating a media obsession that I don’t really support, that I don’t really believe does justice to the actual cost of a tough life?


Nevins assured me by e-mail that he loves Haymes’ photographs and was comfortable with them being published out in the world, and I decided that I have no reason not to believe him. “Nick is the father I never had….” he said in the e-mail. “All I’d like to say is I hope this book gets me somewhere I havent visited or places in my head I haven’t been.” And in a long interview, which we did decide to publish, Haymes seemed sweetly paternal, worrying about him like a dad and hoping for good things to come to Gabe’s life.

Tell me how you got to know Nevins? I was given a commission when I used to shoot for magazines. He was doing a skate movie and I photographed skateboarders and he’d seen some of the pictures online. He was was like Oh, super excited, You’ve taken my picture, I know your work. You know, it was that sort of relationship and regardless of age difference, we struck up a sort of good relationship because we had some common interests.

What is it about Nevins that you found interesting as a photographer? I suppose at a certain age, there was something a little bit mysterious about him that you couldn’t pin down. For me, as a photographer, I saw that. I was just very intrigued by him and I also wanted to do something real with my photography, very American-driven, and youth culture within the US was quite intriguing to me at that time, so he seemed like an ideal subject. He had all these situations happening to him in his life that made it a little more interesting a well. So that’s what first sort of drew me into him.

But then he sort of drifted out of commission for a little bit. When I started photographing him he was, what, 15, something like that? And then it was about his 18th birthday, or late 17, that things started to go a little wrong with him. And that’s when he took off and became homeless.

Are drugs a big part of it? I think so. I think—you know, you can pretty much guarantee it.


Were his parents around? It’s just his mother. His father isn’t alive, it’s just his mom. So, I knew them, I met them on set. I spoke with them. I said I wanted to take more pictures. I know how they feel, I’ve got children myself. My eldest is now 14, so when I first photographed Gabe, he was my son’s age. So the relationship does become quite challenging. Because you become a sort of role model, but then you’re also a friend, and then you’re mentor, so it becomes quite complex the longer you spend with someone. It wasn’t just a commission and then you leave the next day and you choose your pictures and it’s done with it.

So he looked up to you. You’ve got to have a certain amount of trust when you take pictures of somebody.

Did he have any inhibitions? He’s nude in a lot of the book. He’s an open person. I think he’s very welcoming. People like him very easily. He’s very charismatic and very charming, which is probably some of the reasons that he survived so well when he was living on the streets.

How did you maintain contact with him? He had a cell phone, and I wanted to make sure he still had contact so I used to send him money so he could get minutes. And then, I suppose, he’d run into an Apple store or a RadioShack in every town to use Facebook because that’s how people communicate these days. I don’t have a Facebook account, but my wife did and that’s how I eventually tracked him down. I had friends in LA and he used to always e-mail me and I saw he was online at the time and I was like, “Where are you?” And he told me where he was and I said, “Stay there and don’t move.” And I had someone literally drive out and pick him up and, you know, give him some food and shelter until I got there. And that’s how I managed to find him. We continued taking pictures, but you know, now he’s back in a tricky situation which I’m trying to figure out at the moment.

So you’re in the midst of it still. It’s quite odd, and then it’s odd when you’re trying to make an artist’s book out of a project that’s quite close to you because you have to really try and be respectful to people.

Do you ever worry that, since things aren’t great for Nevins, that this book could be viewed as exploitative? Always. I’m not that cold and callous. It always goes through my head. I wish you didn’t have to think about the consequences. But then it’s also my own sort of artistic statement and you can make what you want from the book. A lot of it doesn’t answer questions but sort of leaves it up for the viewer as well.

Why do you think this kind of subject matter continues to interest us? I’m afraid the darker side is always scarily romantic. No matter how bad the outcome is, there’s always that sort of romance with youth and darkness, a particular time in people’s lives, and outsiders in general, I think. It’s quite bad that it’s such a fashionable thing, but it just has that allure doesn’t it?

Is there a difference between romanticizing it and documenting it? I try not to romanticize when I’m taking photographs because I don’t think that’s always a good thing. But I’m also not cold and impartial, because you do form a relationship. So you tread on both grounds, I suppose.


What do you hope for Nevins? The last thing I want for him is to end up dead. I want the best for him and I hope he’s gonna figure it out. You know, you try not to think about the worst-case scenarios. At times during the project, of course, I did. But so far he’s okay and I hope he’s going figure it out and get on the right path. But ultimately, I can’t do that for him, you know, you can’t also hold hands. People do have to figure it out and get on with it.
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You know that feeling you get when you’re so infatuated with someone that you could literally puke, and the only way to accurately express your megafeelings would be to cut the person open and live inside their ribcage? Well, Nick Haymes’s new book Gabe is the visual representation of that.

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In 2007, a 14-year-old Gabe Nevins auditioned for the part of an extra in Gus Van Sant’s film Paranoid Park. A baby-faced skateboarder from Oregon, Van Sant was so enamored with Gabe that he impulsively cast him in the film’s lead role, playing a skateboarder who accidentally kills a security guard. Soon after the film wrapped, Gabe met photographer Nick Haymes on an editorial shoot. Haymes, like Van Sant, instantly felt there was something special about Gabe (his long flowing locks and girlish features were clearly a powerful combo), and what was supposed to be an afternoon photoshoot turned into four years of obsessive documentation of Gabe’s life.

Haymes has made his career intimately documenting the lives of teenage misfits and skateboarders. Gabe, his third photo book, tells the unexpectedly tragic story of Gabe Nevin’s teen years. What begins as sensuous portraits of an innocent young star turns dark as we watch Gabe struggle with drug abuse, suffer an emotional breakdown, and eventually become homeless. The book is sad and sexy and weirdly romantic all at the same time—a devastating love affair that blurs the line between artist and subject, and makes you feel like a creepy voyeur in the best way possible.


After meeting Gabe on the editorial shoot, what made you want to keep photographing him?
Nick Haymes: There was just something about him that was a bit off… or dark. I couldn’t pin him down in just one picture. When I’m really intrigued by someone I don’t like to photograph them for just a day or a week—I want to find out more. Also, he lived in Oregon at the time and, being English, I always find it fun to travel America. I wanted to go and see what sort of life he had out there. So the whole thing started off pretty naive. I never knew the end result, but then, how could I?

Right, you could never predict Gabe’s future. But that was my main question—when Gabe’s life began to take darker turns, was there ever a point where you felt a moral obligation to stop taking pictures?
Yeah, I always struggle with it morally. But he liked being photographed, and he had done some acting and thought of it as being in a role. He has an exhibitionist quality, and I’ve always admired him for his freedom. But I was having moral issues again the other day, especially now that the book is launching and unfortunately he can’t be here.

Why not?
I don’t want to say exactly, but he’s going through a weird time in his life.

When I first looked at the book, not knowing much about you personally, I thought that maybe you and Gabe were in a sexual relationship. You can just sense an intense energy between you two in the photographs, and you capture such intimate moments, like him in the shower, or the photo of him in bed with another guy.
I know what you mean. I did become obsessed with him in some sort of manner, and I think you can have a loving relationship with a man you don’t want to sleep with. If you’re going to photograph someone for four years, you have to be in love with them; there has to be something that keeps you coming back. The relationship was quite weird—it was a friendship, but he didn’t have a father, so there was also a sort of father-son thing at points.


I think people can really relate to those obsessive feelings. Like when you’re in love with someone, and every little thing they do and every square inch of their body seems so profound. That photo in the book of just Gabe’s nipple really nails that obsessive feeling for me.
Yeah, you have to really fall for a person in every way possible. One thing that’s amazing about photographs is how fantastically they can express those feelings.

At one point while you were photographing Gabe he became homeless, right?
Yeah. I was sort of unaware, because our contact dipped in and out for a while. I was always trying to keep in contact by sending him money or a cell phone or something, and then suddenly whenever I talked to him on the phone he’d tell me all these stories about his life on the streets in LA, but I thought he was making them up. All of it sounded like fabrication from an actor. But then I went to visit him and he took me around Hollywood Boulevard, and showed me where he lived and slept, and he knew everyone out there on the streets who were also homeless. And then I thought, “Oh, fuck…” I was a bit shell-shocked.


Yeah, the physical changes he goes through in the book are pretty intense. At a point he suddenly has what look like red welts covering his entire body.
Those are from psoriasis
. He always had little patches on him whenever we would do pictures, even at the beginning, but when he ran away from home it got way worse. I think it was related to the stress of being on the streets. I remember he was constantly washing himself, or getting himself into water, almost to the point of OCD. It was just burning him so much.


Before Gabe you released the book Zoloto, which was photographs of your two sons. There has been some mild controversy about them being naked in some of the photos.
Yeah… I was exhibiting those photos last year, and the gallery didn’t want to put them up because the walls were made of hardwood paneling, and they were like, “It’s a bit porno.” But the images are of my kids, and they don’t have anything to do with sex, but straight away people associate nudity with pornography. It’s a shame that it’s gotten to this point.

Yesterday, I was just re-watching those Calvin Klein TV ads from the 90s where people are being interviewed in front of hardwood paneling—do you remember those? They had this eerie sexiness to them, and they were SO amazing.
Yes, and they got banned straight away. It was the best marketing campaign Calvin Klein ever had.

Right, they were banned, but they would never have made it onto TV today. Times have changed.
Yeah, everything is so safe now, so sterile, so conservative. For example, my mother hates the way I photograph the children.

Is she religious?
Not really, she’s just British. She thinks it’s wrong and that the wrong people are going to be looking at them. I said, “Well, it’s a photo book, so the people who will be looking at it are people who are into art.” I was trying to make the distinction between art and porn. She said she didn’t want the book in her house.

For you, why is the nudity in the photographs of your children important?
Well, my kids always run around naked in the house. I’ve always wanted my kids to be really comfortable with nudity, and not to have any shame about their bodies. It’s only when you tell a kid “no” that something becomes taboo, and I don’t think there’s anything wrong with being naked—the whole family does it in the house. I’m a photographer, I take pictures every day, so I think if that’s how my kids behave naturally then I shouldn’t hide it.

Your first book, Between Dog and Wolf, intimately documents the lives of a group of teen skateboarders. How did that come about?
Well, they’re all non-professional skaters who I just met through friends. I started the project around 2005 when I was kicking around the west coast taking pictures. Then at some point one of them said, “Do you want to come and see where I’m from?” and told me he was from Tulsa, Oklahoma. Well, only one thing came to mind when I thought of Tulsa, and that was Larry Clark, naturally. So I followed him there, and jeez, it was so fucked up.

I can only imagine.
The project I’m working on now is actually a continuation of that book. But since I started photographing those skateboarders, two of the kids from the project have died. One of them killed himself by jumping out a window, and one was shot in the back of the head. It was like a drug-related incident.

Wow, your subjects seem to have bad luck…
Yeah… I get really sad about it. For I while I was scared that I jinxed everyone I photographed.


But I suppose you’re attracted to a certain type of person. It’s not like you’re searching for subjects in the Harvard University cafeteria.
I like outsiders for sure, because I end up relating to them quite a bit. That’s why I like skateboarders—it’s such an outsider culture, and it’s cheap to do, so it’s very working class. It’s not like snowboarding, which is for the wealthy. You can spend fifty bucks and can get a skateboard. They’re misfits, and I like that.
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Loki Needs His Mommy

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Rene Russo On 'Thor' Sequel: Loki Needs His Mommy



When Loki returns to Asgard in "Thor: The Dark World," he's going to have lots of explaining to do. But it's not just his "father" Odin's wrath he needs to fear — he might be in store for a lashing from mommy dearest, too.

Rene Russo, who starred as Frigga in the first "Thor" film, recently spoke with Vulture and confirmed that she'll be back for the upcoming Alan Taylor-directed sequel, hopefully with a beefed up role — if only so she can give the trickster god a piece of her mind.


"You know, they cut me [down] in the first film," Russo told the blog. "[Director] Kenneth Branagh sent me a nice note, because he understood, he's an actor. You move on, what are you going to do? But I think they're going to need a good mom in the next film. Loki needs his mom. What the hell?"

But Frigga's response to Loki's actions in both "Thor" and "Marvel's The Avengers" might not be as caustic as one would normally imagine. "I have a lot of compassion for him," she said. "But we might have to have a conversation about what he just did."

Before returning to Asgard, though, Russo said she's got some studying up to do first.

"I am so confused - is Thor my son or not? People have been telling me recently, 'No, you're not his mother.' It's all so confusing! I got to tell ya, it would be a little embarrassing if I don't know. I need to read more about her," she said. When Vulture offered to hook her up with some comics to further explore Frigga's history, Russo replied, "As long as it's not too complicated. I prefer fewer words in my comics! I grew up on Archie!"


Loki doesn't need to explain himself; he does what he wants.

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50 Biggest Lies In Biopic History

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Liam Gallagher: 'Wayne Rooney looks like a fucking balloon with Weetabix crushed on top'

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Beady Eye's Liam Gallagher has had a go at Wayne Rooney's hair transplant.

"I'm not having it," he tells The Telegraph "He looks like a fucking balloon with a fucking Weetabix crushed on top. He's better off as a skinhead, isn't he?"

Speaking about his ongoing fued with brother Noel, he said: "My mum told us we ought to chill out after that suing thing. I went, 'All right, cool'. I can't talk to him, but I've never hated him. He's doing his thing and I'll do mine. But I did enjoy our little spats - since we called a truce the world's just boring. It's been hell. We need to get the party started again!"

Earlier this week, Liam dedicated a track to his brother Noel and his 'High Flying Smurfs' onstage in Japan during Beady Eye's headline set at Fuji Rock Festival in Naeba.

Mocking his older brother, whose band High Flying Birds took the headline slot the following night, Liam Gallagher played two Oasis tracks - dedicating 'Rock N Roll Star' to "the one and only Mr Noel Gallagher," and 'Morning Glory' to "The High Flying Smurfs."

The following night (July 28), Noel Gallagher headlined Fuji Rock, kicking off with Oasis track 'Mucky Fingers' and following with a set largely consisting of songs from his debut solo album 'Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds'.

Speaking previously about appearing at the festival alongside his brother, Noel said that the pair couldn't have played on the same day.

Asked if they would ever be on a live bill together, he said: "I don't think either camp would allow it. What happens if we're on the same bill? People start asking if we're reforming, that's what. Or they'll ask if we're going to get on stage together and sing 'Digsy's fucking Dinner'."

It has been reported that Liam will perform a rendition of Oasis classic 'Wonderwall' at the Olympics Games closing ceremony with Beady Eye. Sources claimed that the chance to sing the track was originally offered to Noel, but the guitarist turned the offer down.

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K. Michelle DENIES Dating Olympic Swimmer Ryan Lochte, Says They Are "Supportive Friends"

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OK. Calm whatever's in your britches. K.Michelle and hottie Olympic simmer Ryan Lochte are not dating, like rumors on the net said this week.



THE "Love & Hip Hop Atlanta" star tells TheYBF.com is their long time friendship is just that....

The rumor mill went wild this week after America's newest most wanted bachelor Ryan Lochte copped the Olympic Gold medal in his first race. And even though plenty of ladies were tweeting their adoration for Mr. Locthe and wishing him to be their boo, it was "LAHHA" star K. Michelle's tweets that seemed a little more intimate.

But no worries ladies. K. Michelle's rep confirmed to us that the two are simply "wonderful & supportive friends." They've even been spotted courtside at basketball games and parties (pictured above) together. And they've known each other for a long time:

"K. Michelle and Ryan Lochte are just great friends who support one another. Ryan and K. Michelle have known one another for some time, and their relationship is nothing more but wonderful and supporting friends in each other's career."

K. Michelle re-confirmed the rumors are false tweeting:

This is so out the blue and old news. I am single. I have friends and I support their endeavors! #carryon

Nothing wrong with having hot & successful friends.

I see you Ryan, winning them golds, laying that pipe like a boss. JEAH.

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The View discuss Mental Illness with Dr. Charles Sophy

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Interviews:
Dr. Charles Sophy on Mental Illness









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Jensen and Danneel Ackles and Jared and Genevieve Padalecki go out to lunch

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Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles head back to their cars after having a double date lunch on Tuesday (July 31) in Vancouver, Canada.

The guys were joined by their wives Genevieve Padalecki (not pictured) and Danneel Ackles.



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Watch Blake Lively's Commercial For Gucci Premiere Perfume

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Blake Lively is the face of Gucci's new perfume, Premiere, and the Nicolas
Winding Refn-directed commercial spot for the scent is just stunning.

The Drive director brings out the best in Lively by framing her inside the
Sheats Goldstein Residence, a sprawling locale in Beverly Hills which overlooks
most of Los Angeles.

There, she imagines herself doing a photo shoot in a desert, before flashing
back to the interior, where she spritzes herself with a few drops of the
perfume, and heads toward an elevator.

It's a tad abstract but we think it ultimately gets the point across. Which is,
Premiere is a classy and elegant perfume. As the voiceover says— "the new
essence for women."

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Christopher Eccleston Is Villain Malekith The Accursed In 'Thor: The Dark World'

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With Mads Mikkelsen not being able to step into the villain role in "Thor: The Dark World" due to scheduling issues with the upcoming NBC show "Hannibal," the part remained open, and surprisingly there wasn't the usual run of rumored names and wishlists. Instead, Marvel has just gone ahead and cast somebody.

And that somebody is Christopher Eccleston, who will play Malekith The Accursed in the upcoming film. As has been surmised by nerds for a while now, and given away by the title of the movie more or less, Malekith is Dark Elf whose people fell at the hands of the Forest Giants. Able to dance between the worlds of the living and the dead, it's probably a safe bet that dude will use his Casket of Ancient Winters to try and raise an army of the dead on Earth, but Thor will have to step in the stop him and save his girl, Natalie Portman. Or something.

Anyway, still lots of time for more details to emerge. "Thor: The Dark World" will hit theaters on Novemer 8, 2013. Alan Taylor of "Game Of Thrones" fame is directing.




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