John Travolta & Olivia Newton John Reunite — Think You Might Like It
Mariah Carey Performs “All I Want For Christmas” With Jimmy Fallon
Kristin Cavallari on The Hills: “It Was Fake!”
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Tabloid Gossip — Celebrity News Review
- Mario Lopez is getting married. In Touch
- Joe Jonas has a new girl. Wonderwall
- Kim Kardashian & Kris Humphris are in a bling battle. Reality Tv Magazine
- Nicole Scherzinger has some angry pussy cats on her tail. Crazy Days & Nights
- Anna Nicole Smith’s daughter is a Guess model. E! Online
- Elmo is under water. Just Jared
- Shia Labeouf is single. Opposing Views
- Halle Berry has great taste in men. ICYDK
- Ryan Gosling & Eva Mendes are going strong. Huffington Post
- Emily Maynard’s life of luxury just got explained. Wet Paint
- Ashlee Simpson is single. Digital Spy
- Fred Savage has a bundle of joy. Hollywood Life
- Nikki Reed shared her family drama. Contact Music
- Dennis Quaid filed for divorce. Radar Online
- Lindsay Lohan wants to find true love. Celebuzz
- Camille & Kelsey Grammer are squabbling again. TMZ
- Twilight’s Peter Facinelli found love. People
- Georgina Chapman and Harvey Weinstein are having a baby. Us Magazine
The Groundlings Debut Holiday Show — Must-See Comedy Event
Jenny Johnson Issues Non-Apology to Chris Brown
While I am certainly no Chris Brown fan, I also believe that people can reform — and constantly reminding someone of his past will in no way help his future. So when “comedian” Jenny Johnson took an unprompted swipe at Brown on twitter, calling him a “worthless piece of shit,” it occurred to me that the only worthless party in the exchange was her. Why do it? Why continue to bash someone who’s clearly in need of help. I’m aware that Chris Brown has continued to engage in public behavior worthy of questioning his reformation. That being said, as a society, we have to believe in change. And her actions didn’t help. She recently responded to the criticism, saying “it was not [her] finest hour.” But Jenny Johnson will have to do better than that to get on The Dishmaster’s good side.