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MTV VMA’S 2011: FASHION SMASHION!
Kim Kardashian
Maria Menounos — Man, she’s hot!
Katie Holmes
Beyonce showing off her baby bump for the first time
Selena Gomez
The Cast of ‘Jersey Shore’ — Looking extra orange
Victoria Justice
Shaun Robinson
Kelly Rowland
Britney Spears
Bonnie McKee
*Photos Courtesy of MTV
Did You Know: Jesse Eisenberg’s Sister is The Pepsi Kid?
Anne Hathway and James Franco — Worst Hosts in Oscar History
Ricky Gervais Was Asked to Host the Golden Globes Again — Trust Me
I will make this post short and sweet. Ricky Gervais announced that he’s being pursued to host the Golden Globes again, but he isn’t sure he’ll accept. In response, the Golden Globes powers-that-be insist that they never extended an offer his way. Here’s what I know for sure. The more hullabaloo, the better the ratings, and the better the ratings, the more likely Ricky Gervais is to be asked back. I can only guess that the Golden Globes are denying it because Hollywood doesn’t like to discuss behind-the-scenes matters until the dotted line is signed. But controversy doesn’t get people fired in Hollywood, it gets them hired (with the exception of Mel Gibson, of course).
Jennifer Lopez Threatens Ricky Gervais — Admits She’s Humorless
Golden Globes Recap: Did Robert De Niro Hire Comedy Writers for His Speech?
Golden Globes Recap: Stop With the Botox!
I hate botox. Despite the proclamations of many actresses that insist they use it “sparingly,” I can always tell and it’s always horrible. My problem isn’t that actresses in their forties shouldn’t look twenty, it’s that actresses in their forties shouldn’t look terrible. Having said that, there was a certain actress at the Golden Globes that clearly went for injections prior to the awards show, and she was almost unrecognizable. I will not say her name, because that would just be mean, but consider this a message to all actresses everywhere. The botox looks abominable. Stop doing it. It’s disgusting.
Golden Globes Recap: Glee’s Chris Colfer Wins the Night
Out of all the wins at the 2011 Golden Globes, Chris Colfer was my favorite. Sure, I’m a biased Glee fan. But he was both shocked and humble, which made me love him even more than I love his character on Glee. Ryan Murphy recently said that he was most surprised by Colfer’s nomination, which explains Colfer’s exasperated look when they announced his name. I really don’t think he expected to win, especially considering who he was up against. But if you’ve paid any attention to his storyline this season, his character addresses gay bullying, which has been brought to our attention after recent tragedies in the news. He deserved the win. Congrats, Colfer. Watch is speech below.