A Tween phenomenon is sweeping the entertainment, information and advertising worlds. In decades past, it was teenagers that advertisers targeted. These days the bar is lowered and it is tweens that are the target. While the bar may be lowered as far as the age of those now targeted, the expected gains are much increased.
For movie fans, few things are as much fun as simply saying the name of a veteran actor and pondering all the great films they’ve given us. With that in mind, I’ll quite simply drop a name: Sean Connery.Recently, MTV News had an extremely rare meeting with the 78-year-old actor, who hasn’t made a proper film in nearly six years and by most accounts has permanently retreated to his home in the Bahamas (ironically enough, near where Daniel Craig filmed “Casino Royale”). During an A.F.I.
Jennifer Love Hewitt and fiancé Ross McCall tell ET they have their Halloween costumes picked out -- and they'll be portraying another hot Hollywood couple!
Jenn and Ross are dressing up as Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt!
Every day, we walk past people in the streets without having the slightest clue that they are homeless because they do not fit the stereotypical image. Even of those that do fit the common-held image, you simply cannot tell by looking at them what past contribution to society they may have made or what contribution they may be capable of producing in the future. You never know what value or talent could be concealed behind the grubby faced facade.
Who among us hasn't fallen victim to a little celebrity worship? Whether the object of our affection is a movie star, an athlete, a poet or a politician (just look at how many Americans are getting a buzz off Sarah Palin and Barack Obama), we're hungry for information about them. We want to know what they're saying, what they're wearing, where they're going and who they're with. Indeed, billion-dollar industries revolve around our indefatigable obsession with celebrities.
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I don’t know if this is going to be a continued strategy of the Obama campaign, but if it is then this is a great strategy. Take a McCain ad and debunk it. This one is about McCain’s latest attack ad, the one portraying Obama as a celebrity, the one that doesn’t include Paris and Britney.
According to a Newsday article, the cat below was apparently wondering the streets of New Jersey all by itself. Named Princess Chunks, the cat weighs in at 44lbs(!) and will now appear on two talk shows(!!). Wow...now that's fame right there. If the authorities cannot find its owner, Princess Chunks will be up for adoption.
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Isabel Lucas – Passenger in LeBoef’s Car
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