I'd like to see a bit more dancing...
Friday, October 30, 2009
Regis & Kelly; Halloween Show - Thriller
Ok nobody does it better than MJ and he's gone now so while I like Regis & Kelly this is just too soon for me...
Regis & Kelly; Halloween Show - Do The Real Housewives of NJ
Regis & Kelly a freakin' hilarious in this one!
Heath Ledger's Final Video Work Hits the Internet
Michael Jackson's not the only fallen star with a posthumous project out this week. (Just the only one competing against unrealistically high expectations.)
Just a few months after Modest Mouse released Heath Ledger's music video directorial debut, his directorial finale made its way online this week, courtesy of London rapper and Ledger childhood friend No Fixed Abode.
According to the rapper, the Oscar winner filmed the three-and-a-half minute opus in his garage in Sydney in the months before his death in January 2008. The video, which features some slightly Joker-esque makeup, was also included in a tribute to Ledger shown during the Rome Film Festival earlier this month.
"The idea was to keep it very artistic, which is what we did," the rapper, who also goes by N'fa, said. "Heath directed really well…and I know that Heath was happy with the work.
"Everyday I count my blessings that I got to have him direct this piece of art. It was a song I was proud to have written, but I never expected to have such an immense video made for it. I'd known Heath since we were very young, and he was always a creative kind of guy and, in many ways, ahead of the curve. When he had the idea about doing this video, I had no question about it.
"Thank you very much Heath for all your help, I wish you were here."
Meanwhile, Ledger's final film, The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus, will open in limited release on Dec. 25.
Just a few months after Modest Mouse released Heath Ledger's music video directorial debut, his directorial finale made its way online this week, courtesy of London rapper and Ledger childhood friend No Fixed Abode.
According to the rapper, the Oscar winner filmed the three-and-a-half minute opus in his garage in Sydney in the months before his death in January 2008. The video, which features some slightly Joker-esque makeup, was also included in a tribute to Ledger shown during the Rome Film Festival earlier this month.
"The idea was to keep it very artistic, which is what we did," the rapper, who also goes by N'fa, said. "Heath directed really well…and I know that Heath was happy with the work.
"Everyday I count my blessings that I got to have him direct this piece of art. It was a song I was proud to have written, but I never expected to have such an immense video made for it. I'd known Heath since we were very young, and he was always a creative kind of guy and, in many ways, ahead of the curve. When he had the idea about doing this video, I had no question about it.
"Thank you very much Heath for all your help, I wish you were here."
Meanwhile, Ledger's final film, The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus, will open in limited release on Dec. 25.
New Britney Spears Video - "3"
I hate to say it and you all know that I love her to death BUT I could have conceived a better video idea than this and shot it much better too.
I think I'm going to do my own version and post it on youtube just to show you all.
I think I'm going to do my own version and post it on youtube just to show you all.
Octomom Nadya Suleman's Pregnant Nun Halloween Costume
Octomom Nadya Suleman is no stranger to controversy. (To say the least.)
This Halloween, the Angelina Jolie-wannabe celebrated by dressing up as -- wait for it -- a pregnant nun!
Even better? She dressed her entire baby brood as devils.
This ridiculous photo captures only 1/3 of the crazy family in action.
Was this a publicity stunt? A cry for attention? Or could she possibly just have thought this was a fun idea?
"Octomom loves the spotlight and knew exactly what she was doing when she chose her costume," says Susan Avery, senior editor of AOL ParentDish.
"A pregnant nun, which is controversial enough, combined with eight devil babies, was bound to get the paparazzi snapping."
What do you think about Octomom's "sister act?" Sound off right here below.
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