19th May, 2010

Kate Hudson and Colin Egglesfield’s Steamy Smooch

Puckering up for her new movie, Kate Hudson was busy filming a steamy smooch scene for "Something Borrowed" in the Hamptons, New York on Wednesday (May 19).

Looking to be having quite the enjoyable time, the "Fool's Gold" hottie giggled it up in between takes as she locked lips with co-star Colin Egglesfield as fellow castmate Ginnifer Goodwin watched on.

In related news, Miss Hudson recently spoke with the UK's Telegraph about her body - which she says that she's perfectly fine with despite recently getting a small breast augmentation procedure.

Kate tells, "I'm pretty comfortable with my body. I'm imperfect. The imperfections are there. People are going to see them, but I take the view you only live once."

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19th May, 2010

Jennifer Love Hewitt’s Ghost Whisperer Blues

Out and about on a sunny mid-weekday, was spotted returning to her home in Toluca Lake, CA on Wednesday (May 19).

The “Garfield” actress offered up a quick wave for the just before getting annoyed with the prying photogs.

In other news, it was recently announced that Miss Hewitt’s show, “Ghost Whisperer,” has been canceled by CBS television.

The show, in which Jennifer played the main character who could receive messages from the dead, ran for five years and word has it, could possibly be picked up by ABC.

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19th May, 2010

Travis Garland: TV PopStar Artist of the Week

If Greyson Chance is the next Justin Bieber, perhaps Travis Garland can be the next Greyson Chance.

Millions of TV watchers will meet Garland tonight, as he performs on the results show. Discovered by Perez Hilton via MySpace, Garland was introduced to producer Simon Fuller by that annoying, self-obsessed Hollywood star blogger.

Here's what we know about him:

Before he sees his fame sky-rocket, listen below to "Dead and Gone," another song by Travis Garland:

 

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12th May, 2010

LEGENDARY SINGER LENA HORNE DIES

Lena Horne

The enchanting jazz singer and actress Lena Calhoun Horne died on Sunday, at New York-Presbyterian Hospital, she was 92. Ms. Horne was the first black performer with a super big deal studio contract, and she achieved international success in nightclubs and on records. During the 1940s, she was the first to play the Copacabana nightclub and was one of a few with a Hollywood contract. In 1943, MGM Studios loaned her to 20th Century-Fox to play the role of Selina Rogers in the all-black movie musical "Stormy Weather." Her rendition of the title song became a super big deal hit and her signature piece. The striking beauty with the sultry voice was also a civil rights activist who participated in numerous marches and protest.

Her daughter, Gail Lumet Buckley, survives Ms. Horne.

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21st July, 2009

Video: Obama Gives Tough Speech at NAACP Anniversary Celebration

Stirring. Honest.Controversial.Bold. But what do you think of the speech? Do you agree with President Obama's view on responsibility? Do you think his words were too harsh?
President Obama had a tough- message for fellow African-Americans on Thursday, urging black to push their children to think beyond dreams of being stars or performers. Obama's election as the first African-American president buoyed the black community. At the 100th anniversary celebration of the NAACP, the country's oldest civil rights group, he urged blacks to take greater responsibility for themselves and move away from reliance on government programs.

"We need a new mindset, a new set of attitudes -- because one of the most durable and destructive legacies of discrimination is the way that we have internalized a sense of limitation; how so many in our community have come to expect so little of ourselves," he said.
Obama told a packed ballroom at a Manhattan hotel that blacks need to recapture the spirit of the civil rights movement of a half century ago to tackle problems that have struck African-Americans disproportionately - joblessness, spiraling healthcare costs and HIV-AIDS.
"What is required to overcome today's barriers is the same as was needed then...the same commitment. The same sense of urgency. The same sense of sacrifice," he said.
Obama said need to force their children to set aside the video games and get to bed at a reasonable hour, and push them to set their sights beyond such iconic figures as NBA star LeBron James and performer Lil Wayne.
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13th May, 2009

MYA IS MISS INDEPENDENT

R&B diva Mýa may be down but she is not out of the game. The tap dancing, D.C. native was let go by her label Motown last year. Currently, the singer is working on her 6th studio album due this summer and to be released on her own independent label, entitled Planet 9. Mýa has leaked brand new songs titled “Height Of My ” and “Take It Back”. In spite of the fact that the she doesn't really shine on either track they are still worth a listen. You can listen to Mýa's “Take It Back” and “Height Of My ” after the jump.

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