I’ve been getting a lot of emails lately about the amount of ads on the site, and the GumGum ads that appear on some of my pictures.  Well, bottom line is – the site has felt the effects of our recession.  My advertising has been cut in half (maybe more), and I need that income to keep the site running.  The site is not cheap to run.  Every picture you see I have to pay for, and everytime you click on a thumbnail, I have to pay for that as well.  There are huge expenses on keeping the site going -and the only way for me to do that is to keep all these annoying ads.

I don’t want you to think that I don’t get your emails. I do – and I respond to a lot of them… but instead of emailing you all separately, I’m doing it here.

GumGum has found a way for me to still use all of the pictures, only now I don’t have to pay for them.  The little ad you see on the picture – pays for the picture itself.  You wouldn’t believe how much it costs to buy pictures!  If the ads are annoying you on the pictures -you can close them.  There is an (x) on each picture that will allow you to remove the ad.

Anyway, I’m sorry for the inconvenience.  Trust me, I’m not using all these ads to get rich.  I’m simply doing it so I can still afford to run the site.  If it weren’t for those ads, I’d have to sell this baby – and someone else would have to run it!

Jocelyn

What do you think of Jen’s dress?

Could she be any cuter!?

Halle Berry, boyfriend Gabriel Aubrey and their daughter Nahla Aubrey shop in Malibu. The family purchase Levi jeans for Mr Aubrey before heading back to their hybrid Lexus SUV. Placing little Nahla in her child seat model dad Gabriel holds onto her toy bunny!

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Jamie Foxx tells ET about a radio show he heard in Philadelphia where callers were discussing Chris Brown’s relationship with Rihanna and their own experiences with domestic violence, “It was disturbing because a lot of the women were like, ‘Maybe I did deserve it, maybe I did bring this on myself.’ I wanna say to all the women in Philly… that’s hurting. No man should ever put their hands on you, I don’t care if he’s eight years old on the pre-school play school ground, or if he’s 19, 36, 100 years old, it doesn’t matter.”

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A heavier Kevin Federline leaves his New Orleans hotel alone Monday afternoon. Taking time out from his bowling practice schedule, Federline is getting paid thousands of dollars a week to follow Brit on her tour and tend to the needs of their sons, Sean Preston and Jayden James. Though he has his own escort in tow and will be one of hundreds of people traveling with Spears, early reports point to a reconciliation between the divorced couple. Both Federline and Spears are working together to create a healthy tour environment for the children and he is on his best behavior since proceeds from the world tour will continue to pad his already oversized pockets.

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Awesome!

1. DANNY McBRIDE, The Breakthrough Actor, writer, producer.
He-e-e-e-e-re’s … Danny! In the last couple of years he’s burst through the door like no one since Jack Nicholson in The Shining. In Pineapple Express, he was sick funny as Red, a freakish low-life dealer who never starts a fight he can’t lose in an extremely painful manner. (In real life, McBride’s head was split open by a bong during filming.) And in a cast of brilliant comic actors, he still managed to steal a corner of Tropic Thunder for himself as the lunatic pyrotechnician. McBride has a special talent for taking your average everyday dumb-*** and making him into someone you hate to love. That’s what he’s been doing as the star of the new HBO comedy series East Bound and Down, in which he plays an ex-major-leaguer working as a gym teacher. The show’s co-executive producer is Will Ferrell, who appears on it from time to time. McBride will in turn be lending Ferrell comic support in the likely summertime comedy blockbuster Land of the Lost. Photographed by Mark Seliger in Los Angeles.

2. RUSSELL BRAND, The Comic Actor, writer, naughty boy.
The flamboyant, handsome, and very hairy Russell Brand may not attain the worldwide fame and influence of Charlie Chaplin, but he’s a huge talent with an adroit physicality and large ambitions. Americans got a taste of this British provocateur in Forgetting Sarah Marshall. Brand’s character, the vain pop star Aldous Snow, made for an unusually multifaceted comedy villain: he’s shallow, obnoxious, and pompous, but also shows himself to be insecure, self-aware, good-hearted, and given to bouts of melancholy. Aldous will return as the hero of Get Him to the Greek, a rock ‘n’ roll comedy from the Judd Apatow factory scheduled for 2010. Before then, Brand will try to kindle a love affair with American audiences via his first Comedy Central special (his stand-up is influenced by Richard Pryor and Bill Hicks); a turn as the jester Trinculo in Julie Taymor’s film of The Tempest; and the U.S. release of his memoir, My Bookie Wook, a U.K. best-seller, which chronicles an odd upbringing, heroin and crack use, sex addiction, rehab, and his dismissal from British MTV after he arrived dressed as Osama bin Laden on September 12, 2001. Photographed by Mark Seliger in Los Angeles.

6 More after the jump! (Including Paul Rudd, Jonah Hill and Seth Rogan!) (more…)

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