I guess having her first pregnancy immortalized in sculpture wasn’t mass-media-saturating enough. So Britney Spears is pulling a Demi Moore this time around, posing for a series of concealed-nude photos for the August issue of Harper’s Bazaar, including a cover shot.
No, the preceding link won’t lead you to any more belly-baring pics. But this one will, as will this one. Enjoy.
I must confess to conflicting emotions over this. On the one hand, I shudder at the sheer absurdity. On the other, Brit’s new brunette look kinda turns me on.
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He may have shunted his trademark movie setting to London, but Woody Allen knows New York is still his big moneymaker. As pre-publicity for the release of his latest opus, Scoop, Allen is filling column space in not one, but two Big Apple-centric magazines this month:
- For The New Yorker, he writes “Thus Ate Zarathustra”, a send-up of Friedrich Nietzsche’s philosophical allegories via the fad-diet milieu;
- Meanwhile, in New York Magazine, Allen and his newfound ingenue Scarlett Johansson are the centerpiece for a writeup on all the upcoming summertime fun. He’s even on the cover, posing in a Billy Wilder-Marilyn Monroe homage.
Nice to see the nebbish embracing his media roots.
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I’ve always contemplated the nature of my existence. Now, thanks to this recent “Get Fuzzy” installment, I can stop. Bucky Katt calls it: “Greeks don’t exist”.
On a related note, I can’t tell you how often I’ve wished that those slippers with the puffy balls, and matching skirt-kilts, didn’t exist, too. But that’s Hellenic democracy for you…