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Random Internet Clip
Friday, September 03, 2010
Posted at 7:34:06 AM by Corleeeeeeeeeeeee
Ever seen videos of old Beatles concerts? The ones where all of the girls basically scream in excitement until they run out of breath and then faint?
That’s sort of what happened on Tuesday when the Jonas Brothers and Demi Lovato shacked up in a Wal-Mart to sign autographs before a concert that night.
A bunch of the girls were literally sobbing with delight!
“I couldn’t breathe, my whole body was numb and I told them I love them,” said one fan.
The Disney stars are out promoting the upcoming movie, Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam, which premieres this Friday on the Disney Channel.
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Breaking Dawn Birth Scene Won't Be Toned Down
Thursday, September 02, 2010
Posted at 8:53:31 AM by Corleeeeee
The good news is, screenwriter Melissa Rosenberg and director Bill Condon plan to be faithful to the book when shooting Bella's childbirth scene for the movie version of Breaking Dawn.
Or wait, is that bad news?
However Twilight fans might feel about the gruesome scene with Kristen Stewart's character, the screenwriter and director see little point in toning it down for the big screen. But that doesn't necessarily mean it will be a huge gorefest.
Click the link for the full story
http://www.people.com/people/article/0,,20417968,00.html |
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Demi's Bikini Body!
Thursday, September 02, 2010
Posted at 4:54:38 AM by
If you've got it, flaunt it! Demi Moore shows off age-defying bikini-body in sexy Twitter photos...
The 47-year-old actress didn't look shy when she provocatively posed for a couple photos she posted on Twitter of herself wearing sunglasses and a teeny tiny two-piece. Posing in her bathroom, the mother of three flaunts her killer body in a manner resembling that of a teenager … or an overly-confident Kim Kardashian. "Finally a day off," she wrote Aug. 15, along with a link to the sexy photos. "Maybe this is more like summer!" Love her or hate her, Moore has worked hard to achieve what she has called "the body that I always wanted." In July, the age-defying actress went on The Clean Program, a 21-day detox program that consists of one solid meal and two drinks or liquid meals a day. "There is no starving involved!" she tweeted July 27. "It is all about nourishing the body!"
and for your viewing pleasure - watch as she (attempts) to sexy dance on stage with Snoop
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Gleeks & Simpsons ALL IN ONE = TV HEAVEN
Wednesday, September 01, 2010
Posted at 10:50:08 AM by Corleeeeeeeeeeeee
They have soooo many guest stars slated for Glee, it was about time the Gleeks gave back a bit!
Check out these first promo shots of the animated versions of Lea Michele, Cory Monteith and Amber Riley on The Simpsons! (above)
The trio will be voicing their Glee characters on the 22nd season premiere, called Elementary School Musical.
Wow! Twenty-two years! Impressive! |
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Self Lacing Sneaks?? YUP
Wednesday, September 01, 2010
Posted at 10:28:05 AM by Corleeeeeeeeeeeee
Do U remember the self-lacing sneakers in Back To The Future Part II?
At the time that the film was released in 1989, they probably seemed like the type of thing that wouldn't be around for another 20 years or so. Fortunately, it's now a little over 20 years later, and those sneakers are very close to becoming a reality.
Nike has filed a patent for these high tech sneakers. Here's what the patent says about the shoes:
“the automatic lacing system provides a set of straps that can be automatically opened and closed to switch between a loosened and tightened position of the upper. The article further includes an automatic ankle cinching system that is configured to automatically adjust an ankle portion of the upper.”
More from Nike on how the sneakers work:
“…Slip a switch, and the shoe tightens as if you just pulled and tightened conventional laces. The switch activates a motor that rolls or unrolls a spool of wire distributed throughout the shoe. When the spool reels in the wire, the shoe tightens along axis supported by various rods.”
These are going to be great! They'll be the best thing to happen to lazy people since remote controls.
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