Top Screen Sirens Chosen – Reveals Men and Women have very Different Taste in Women

Men are always telling me that “women don’t know what a hot chick looks like.”  An argument then ensues about who is hotter: Jessica Biel or Jennifer Garner?  Well a new poll in England may solidify this point.  When asked to vote on the top screen siren of all time, women chose Audrey Hepburn, and men chose Ursula Andress, of ‘Dr. No’ fame.  See the beautiful women below.
[Ursula Andress in the 1962 James Bond film ‘Dr. No]

[Audrey Hepbrun]

The Lebowski Fest is Today!

‘The Dude’ must be one of the best characters in cinema history.  So when I heard that the Lebowski Fest was today, I had to do some research to see how Jeff Bridges feels about the honor.  Here’s what he said: “I’ve been to a Lebowski Fest! Oh yeah! I love it! Oh gosh! Well, I’m a big fan of that movie. That’s a great movie.”  He also said that he was upset when the movie first came out and did not get a lot of attention (it only made $17 million in theaters), but is glad to see it has legs. 

Slash Streams his new Solo Album Online

Dangerous or genius?  Slash is streaming his new solo album online for free.  The self titled album is available for purchase on April 6th, but click the link below to hear it now.  Some of the collaborations include: Ozzy Osbourne; Chris Cornell; Fergie; Dave Grohl; Kid Rock; and Iggy Pop.  This is not the first time an artist has made their album available for free online.  In 2007, Radiohead made their album available online for whatever price people wanted to pay.  Unlike Radiohead though, Slash is not giving away the album, he is just sampling it, probably hoping that consumers will get excited and purchase it when it comes out.  

Slash Album  

Movie Review: ‘The Bounty Hunter’

This film simply didn’t work. They put two very beautiful people together, and created a thin storyline to keep them together for the entire film. Jennifer Aniston plays a journalist that skips bail to track down a story, and Gerard Butler plays the cop turned bounty hunter, tracking down his ex-wife. The underlying plot surrounds the story that she’s tracking down. I didn’t care too much about that story, and my guess is neither will movie goers, as it’s pretty sloppy. I would still recommend going to see it though, because those two sure are beautiful on the big screen.

Geri Halliwell Reveals why she Left ‘The Spice Girls’

Geri Halliwell told Piers Morgan that she left ‘The Spice Girls’ after being told she could not do a cancer awareness interview.  The group had an agreement that they would only do interviews together, so they refused to let Halliwell do it.  She subsequently quit.  Well, this doesn’t sound like too much of a revelation to me.  It sounds like one big petty mess that probably had some other sides to the story we aren’t hearing.  Besides, it was time for that group to end.  They ran their course.

‘Dancing with the Stars’ Beats ‘American Idol’

For the first time ever, ‘Dancing with the Stars’ beat ‘American Idol’ in the ratings race.  Monday’s ‘DWTS’ had a total of 23 million viewers, while ‘Idol’ had 21.8 million viewers on Tuesday.  In defense of ‘Idol,’ it still has more viewers in the coveted 18-49 category, which is all advertisers really care about.  Why?  Because back in the day when certain networks were losing in the ratings race, they created this arbitrary 18-49 category, arguing that it is better to win the ratings race with younger viewers rather than total viewers overall.  Apparently, younger viewers are more likely to buy new products, as they are less set in their ways.  It’s all hogwash if you ask me.  ‘Idol’ is going downhill no matter how you play it.  Ever since producer Nigel Lythgoe left the show to start ‘So you Think you Can Dance,’ it simply hasn’t been the same.


[Remember the good old days when Paula was there?]

‘Real World: D.C,’ has the Lowest Ratings in ‘Real World’ History

You should have seen the smile on my face when I read this.  According to the Washington Post, this season’s finale drew the “smallest audience in the show’s 23 edition history.”  Finally, there are consequences for your show being horrible.  I originally thought that the show went south when its co-creator, Mary-Ellis Bunim, died in 1994.  After doing further research though, I discovered that it hasn’t been good since the Chicago cast in 2002.  Things officially began going downhill with Las Vegas.  It was their highest rated show, and producers thought that they should continue the charade of drinking, fighting, and sex.  The problem is that Las Vegas actually had a moderately compelling cast, which hasn’t happened since.  Maybe this season’s ratings will finally be a wake-up call.