Ocean’s 13 Trailer

63 Meli Says:
March 30th, 2007 at 11:29 am

Thanks Meli !!
I’m trying to find all your troy photo buckets.. so hot & sexy!!
I want Brad to win!

BBL - headed for house hunting again….

Here’s the link again for easy access. Thank you again all voters!!

http://www.hellomagazine.com/vote/mostattractiveman/index.html

Good morning MF ..voted for Brad in hellomag :-) …good morning to all the JJ’s ladies … Brad is smoking HOT!!

a few trolls on patrol …LOL

hi FUG peace man :-)

75 SOO

I hope you are not starting something again.

Media obsessed with scandal, not philanthropy

Trisha Chaparala
Opinion Columnist

This year the news has been plagued with trivial celebrity headlines.

We’ve watched the saga of Britney Spears unfold from her sans panty party days with Paris Hilton to her cathartic hair-shaving incident.

We’ve watched the true-to-life soap opera of Anna Nicole Smith from the mysterious death of her 20-year-old son concluding with her own death.

CNN’s Nancy Grace airs pictures of the young and vulnerable Dannielynn while contemplating her paternity.

“Grey’s Anatomy” star Isaiah Washington draws in more publicity for his homophobic slurs than he ever did for his acting abilities.

Part of the stigma to being a celebrity is the negative media attention. Thanks to the press, it seems as if scandal plagues every celebrity’s life. What about those stars who are committed to humanitarian work?

Angelina Jolie, the once wild woman seen making out with Billy Bob Thornton on the red carpet, has created a new image.

Earlier this month, Jolie and Brad Pitt adopted their fourth child, a boy from Vietnam. Jolie has adopted a boy from Cambodia and a girl from Ethiopia. So why doesn’t the press pay more attention to stories like this? Are celebrity stories not deemed newsworthy unless they involve some sort of debauchery?

Jolie has received some news about her international adoption, which includes skepticism and criticism. I’ve heard news discussions about whether Jolie can handle the pressures of four children. Radio broadcasters question her sincerity and how she will be able to pay adequate attention to another child.

Through her multiple international adoptions, Jolie sets an excellent example to her fans and fellow celebrities. Young and impressionable fans around the world can be positively affected by Jolie’s work and can learn a lesson on selfless love. It is such a beautiful thing to see someone with her means devoting her life to an otherwise disadvantaged child. Finally, there is a celebrity devoting her life to something other than alcohol, drugs and excessive partying.

According to the news, celebrity international adoption does not warrant intrigue unless there is scandal attached. Madonna, a close friend of Jolie, made headlines after her adoption. For several days we heard about Madonna ruthlessly kidnapping a young African boy from his Malawian village. The media somehow perverted her act of love into a story of international incident. The press informed the father of Madonna’s adopted son of her celebrity status and coerced him into a court battle over the child. In this instance, the media served as a catalyst for what seemed to be a better story. Unfortunately, Madonna the kidnapper sells more stories then Madonna the humanitarian.

I saw little coverage on the opening of Oprah’s school for girls in South Africa. Oprah spent millions to give young girls the opportunity for an education. Despite her passion for helping those less fortunate, the press can’t help but add their angle of distortion. I hear stories about Oprah’s school being too strict and only serving healthy food to the children. There are also critiques on the limited space available.

I hate that we live in a society where tales of altruism are of no interest. What kind of example does this set for America’s youth? Apparently it’s better to be noted for debauchery then selflessness. Scandal sells and philanthropy fails. Media obsessed with scandal, not philanthropy
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http://www.ocolly.com/read_story.php?a_id=32432

Brad, you must marry me NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!! And George Clooney will be my on and off lover.

Sorry. I had to say that.

Love them. Can’t wait to see this. :) :) :)

I voted for Brad, mf. Colin Firth is catching up.

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Team Lara Croft Says
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Get on line, Better yet let’s flip a coin? LOL.

As far as George Clooney, I won’t touch him. African Girl will kick my AZZ. I will let her take care of you. LOL.

Looking forward to see this movie.

O13 looks great, can’t wait to see this new one

No news means privacy. I’m happy

http://www.people.com/people/article/0,,20016370,00.html

(off topic - but too funny. Don’t Preach -just Friday light humor)
Caught in the Act!
Vince Vaughn, having a guys’ night out with friends at Teddy’s at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel on his 36th birthday (on March 28). The actor and his pals were perched at a banquette, where they enjoyed bottle service. Later in the evening, the actor danced with two female revelers to the 70s hit “Stuck in the Middle With You,” and later escorted them to the bar.

If Oprah had been smart instead of greedy Brad would come on her show and promote his film. Now he will visit D. Sawyer, probably L. King and everyone else except her. Ha, ha, ha, ha. Well she can always bring the x back.