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Jennifer Lopez arrives at the San Fernando Valley Babies R’ Us on June 17, 2009 fresh faced and clean, wearing comfy clothes ready for hair, makeup and another long day on the set of “The Back-Up Plan” in which she plays a very pregnant woman.
Fame
As he continues three months of intense chemotherapy to fight a rare form of Hodgkin’s Lymphoma, Survivor: Africa winner Ethan Zohn is opening up about the medication he needs to keep going.
In an exclusive video blog for People.com, Zohn – accompanied by his girlfriend Survivor: The Amazon winner Jenna Morasca – shows off the array of prescription pills required to counter the effects of his cancer treatment.
“The chemotherapy knocks me down, so I’ve gotta take all this stuff to boost me back up,” Zohn says, as he talks about his new daily rituals.
In April, after suffering months of undiagnosed itching and night-sweats, Zohn, 35, was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s disease. In May, doctors discovered he was suffering from a rare form of the cancer called CD20-positive Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. The shaggy-haired soccer player and founder of AIDS charity Grassroot Soccer then chopped off his curly locks in anticipation of losing his hair to chemo.
Owen Wilson is reportedly dating someone who bares a strong resemblance to his ex-girlfriend, Kate Hudson.
The new lovers made their relationship public by holding hands during a recent night out in the Big Apple, and eyewitnesses claim Wilson’s girlfriend appeared to be years younger than the 40-year-old funnyman.
A source said, “Owen’s new girl was a dead ringer for Kate Hudson, aside from the fact that she looked young enough to be his daughter. She looked to be just over the legal drinking age!”
Source, Bauer-Griffin
Kristen Stewart has already gotten the black mullet to play rocker Joan Jett in the upcoming movie, “The Runaways”, but she has revealed that it’s intimidating for her to play the iconic rocker.
Kristen said: ‘I’m just listening to her music all the time. I’m trying to just make myself aware of the time period and what she was going through. It’s one of the most immense responsibilities to play a real person. Her story’s important. It’s an incredibly triumphant feminist story really. She’s the first woman to ever start her own record label. So many people know her as just being like one of the coolest people to ever live. That in itself is one of the most intimidating things that I’ve ever had to confront but she’s so cool too.’
Joan has given Kristen her blessing in the biopic, saying, “When her hair is cut and with the right makeup, Kristen should make a really good me.”
Source, Bauer-Griffin
Victoria Beckham is recovering from a recent breast reduction surgery that took her from a 34DD to a modest 34B.
She is now recovering in France with soccer star hubby DAVID, 34, and their sons BROOKLYN, ten, ROMEO, six, and four-year-old CRUZ.
A source said: “Victoria has wanted her implants taken out for a while. She felt that was part of her old WAG image – the big hair, big boobs, fake tan – and that she has moved on since those days.”
“She had the op three weeks ago and is very pleased with the results. After the op she came to London for business then went to France to heal properly in private.”
Ex-Spice Girl Victoria had her first boob job in 1999, when a London clinic increased her bust from its natural size of 34A to 34D.
Further surgery two years later took her to a 34DD. Posh hid her chest with a hand as she arrived in the French Riviera to recuperate following her latest operation.
The mum, who has also swapped her fake orange tan for a more natural pale look, plans a two-week holiday before returning to LA. Last night her spokesman declined to comment.
Source, Bauer-Griffin
In protest of David Letterman’s recent comments about Sarah Palin and her daughter, protesters gathered outside of the Ed Sullivan theatre last night. He had already apologized twice, but they still campaigned on to have him terminated by CBS.
In response, he dedicated his Top Ten list to the people boycotting the show.
Letterman unveiled his “Top Ten Things Overheard At The ‘Fire David Letterman’ Rally.”
Number 10: “David who?”
Number 9: “Well, it was nice of CBS to provide the catering”
Number 8: “We should have done this years ago”
Number 7: “What idiot turned Broadway into a pedestrian mall?”
Number 6: “Isn’t there always a crowd demanding Letterman be fired?”
Number 5: “March around the potholes, people”
Number 4: “Can we also get CBS to bring back ‘Gunsmoke’?”
Number 3: “When does Cheney get here with the waterboarding gear?”
Number 2: “He should apologize for that hairpiece”
Number 1: “Thanks for coming, Regis”
Too funny!
Source, Fame Pictures
Despite quitting several times over the course of their stay in the Costa Rican jungle, Spencer Pratt says that he would go back to the set of “I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here!”
He said, “I was actually just letting NBC know that I am ready to go back. We tried to go back but the cast said they would mutiny if we showed up!”
Can you blame them?
“And the doctor told me I couldn’t,” his wife Heidi Montag added. Montag was briefly hospitalized during the couple’s short stint on the show.
But don’t count Spencer out just yet. Even if he doesn’t return to the show this season, next season remains a possibility. “For season two of ‘I’m a Celebrity,’ I’m back,” he said. “I’m ready. I got a whole new attitude about it.”
Of course, Spencer is a man of few regrets, but since he didn’t get the chance to complete his tenure on the show, he does have one: “Not winning,” he said, adding, “I’m a winner.”
The couple, who had a dust-up with “Today” show host Al Roker after their appearance on the show Monday, told MTV News earlier this week that they were horrified upon arriving at the show’s set in Costa Rica. “When we walked into the camp, I was like, ‘We’re out of here,’ ” Spencer said. “I was picturing, like, a lagoon next to a beach, something out of ‘Lost,’ with beautiful sunrises and sunsets.”
Heidi added, “The minute we walked in I started crying — I never cry. I cry, like, once every three years, and so I just started crying. And then I got really sick and went to the hospital and that’s when we were like, ‘Maybe the jungle is not for Speidi.’
Source, Bauer-Griffin
