Milan Fashion Week: Tokio Hotel's Bill Kaulitz Get His Freak On for DSquared!
Tokio Hotel's Bill serves some goth-winged-hellion-fierceness on the DSquared runway. Roowwwrrrr!
Goodness knows there's tons of serious news in the world right now, with the ever-evolving situation in Haiti, and today's election in Massachusetts and how it may affect Obama's health care reform. Meanwhile... It's Fashion Week in Milan!!!
Just wanted to share a pic of Tokio Hotel's tall, pale and always styled-out frontman Bill Kaulitz as he appeared at the DSquared show in Milan today. Woo-hoo! It's like Dr. Frank-N-Furter meets those movie posters for Legion at a goth Victoria's Secret fashion show at a hockey arena. Love the wings!!!!
Yay for Meryl Streep! Best actress ever and, as always, best speech-giver ever. Mo'Nique is looking more and more to be the sole prize winner for Precious at these award shindigs. How about some love for Gabby?
I was just happy to see Cher and Xtina onstage. And to ogle the always deadly handsome hot mess Colin Farrell. And any excuse to trot Neil Patrick Harris on stage is worthy, too.
@ActuallyNPH tweeted this from the show: Sitting directly in front of this guy:Worried that he might try to fight me. What should I do?!?
After the jump, some pics. And the best Tweets during the show from the likes of Justin Bond and Diablo Cody, and some great Facebook updates from draglet Pandora Boxx (soon to be seen on RuPaul's Drag Race starting Feb. 1st).
This Week In Fabulous 1/15: Topless Barbarians, Singing Teachers and Underwear-Clad Athletes!
Cristiano's got it all: sculpted abs, a sculpted jaw and insanely sculpted eyebrows.
--By Cory Stottlemyer
Today's edition of This Week in Fabulous features lots of beautiful men (and one goofy looking one). I'm enjoying all the sexy men this year has in store for us.
5. Is Kellan Lutz the next Arnold Schwarzenegger?
Two hours of this man topless on a large movie screen? Somebody start a petition!
Twilight hunk Kellan Lutz is currently in the running to be in the upcoming Conan the Barbarian remake. Like some, I'm a little sick of all the remakes being pumped out of Hollywood. However, I will gladly pay for the ridiculously high price of a movie ticket to watch the gorgeous Kellan Lutz get his savage on.
Smoldering models, soccer studs and scorned comedians after the break!
Don't Miss The Critic's Choice Movie Awards Hosted By Kristen Chenowith Tonight On VH1 At 9PM
How super jazzed are you for the Critic's Choice Movie Awards tonight? It's not that often that I get excited about awards shows, but from the clips I've seen it looks like Cheno is gonna be a pretty hilarious host.
Also, Adam Lambert, Sarah Silverman, Tracy Morgan, Will Arnett, Kevin Bacon, Kristen Bell, Emily Blunt, and Meryl freaking Streep are gonna be there. Seriously? You had me at hello VH1. Who wants to take bets on how many people from this list will get their faced shoved in Glambert's crotch by the end of the night? D all of the above?
Check out the following video of Chenowith's failed audition for the Michael Jackson documentary, This Is It for a sign of things to come.
As the JerseyShore kids continue their skanky quest for world domination, they made a stop over at Chelsea Lately last night to chat blow outs, hook ups, and gang bangs. So, pretty much everything that makes MTV’s recent anthropological experiment our generation’s Masterpiece Theater.
Even though this cast may or may not be the most horrifying thing to emerge from the JerseyShore since that great white shark that inspired Jaws, they somehow manage to remain somewhat charming, while attacking a slightly less amount of people. Who knew how early Pauly D and The Situation’s bromance began, or that Snooki finally came to the realization that she “has a hard face” after getting punched in it? These, my friends, are just some of the hard earned insights revealed.
In any case, you know an interview is going to be worthwhile when two out of the four participants have graced the cover of Steppin’ Out magazine so take a break from your GTL routine to watch this hot mess of a vodka enthusiasts convention.
Drag History Month Continues! It's the Top 5 Drag Moments in Music: Boy George, RuPaul, Hedwig & Beyond!
Music and fierce queens (like RuPaul, Freddie, Boy George & Sylvester) make the people come together.
Hey chickens! Drag History Month is in full-swing! Last Friday we served up the Top 5 Drag Moments on Film, and today it’s all about the music. Yes, we’re talking Boy George, the men of Queen, Annie Lennox maybe... And big ups to Sylvester and RuPaul of course.
Last night, Jeffery Self, star of Jeffery and Cole’s Casserole on Logo, most blessed of television channels, was a guest star on 30 Rock. The event marked the moment the show officially became the gayest sit-com since Phyllis, and what a wonderful event it was. Jeffery played Randy Lemon, which is definitely NOT a gay hooker’s webcam pseudonym, who comes to New York to stay with Liz after she pulls a Georgina Sparks and outs him to his family. Not cool, Lemon.
He then shacks up in her apartment, and experiences some good old Manhattan gay nightlife which apparently involves glitter and having the word “Slut” written on his forehead. Where do you guys think he went? My bet is on either Sugarland or NYU’s Bobst Library. Anyways, Randy eventually locks Liz in the closet, and refuses to leave. That is, until she grosses him out by having a three-way with James Franco and a body pillow. I haven’t been that jealous of an inanimate object since Matthew Goode’s tennis racket in Match Point.
Check out all of Jeffery’s antics in the full episode now on Hulu:
On Friday night, January 22, the Oscar-winning actor will appear in a bi-coastal telethon and fundraiser on all MTV Networks channels. All proceeds will go toward relief efforts in Haiti.
A roster of musicians, actors and actresses that will also take part in the benefit will be announced in the coming days.
Before Friday's Clooney-led benefit (which hopefully will be broadcast on Logo as well; we'll update you about that soon), there are numerous ways in which you can take part in Haitian relief efforts. Give a look at this list of aid organizations, from the American Red Cross to Wyclef Jean's Yele Haiti to UNICEF, that are providing valuable services on the island.
"I cannot stress enough what a human disaster this is, and idle hands will only make this tragedy worse," Jean wrote on his Web site. "We must act now."
And Logo has served up a sneak peek from the first episode and the first big challenge, wherein the queens have to evidently fashion a fierce garment out of curtains and thrift store housewares. Gurl, it's all Carol Burnett-meets-Gone With the Wind up in here! (RuPaul is nothing if not a fan of classic TV.)
Watch it now!!!
"There were no ladies on that set today. There were MEN RUNNING FOR CURTAINS!" Well put, child.
Anyway, I'm loving the drama and catty girl-talk already. Tatianna? Meow! Shangela? Lord help her. And Pandora... I totally just love her.
I just hope Jujubee really does turn something out with the ceiling fan. (Get it? Turn?)
New Music Alert: Meet Matt Morris! Out, Soulful, Smart and "Breaking Open" Right Now!
Matt Morris, snapped after his gig at Drom in NYC's East Village, January 12th. He's a happy guy!
Matt Morrisis getting ready to get big. Not in a gym/muscle-y way, or in a “Whoa—what happened to Kirstie Alley!” kind of way, but in the sense that he’s a very gifted singer-songwriter with allies in high places (his debut album, When Everything Breaks Open just came out this week on his friend Justin Timberlake’s label, Tennman Records) and he’s starting to get a lot of attention and play. You’re gonna be hearing more from him. Tomorrow night he’s on Letterman, and next Tuesday he does Ellen, if you get my drift.
And it’s deserved. Morris has been making music since was a tween on the Mickey Mouse Club (which is how he met Timberlake), and he’s written songs for Timberlake, Kelly Clarkson (“Miss Independent”) and Christina Aguilera. His sound is somewhere between John Mayer and Jason Mraz meets Rufus Wainwright. It’s soulful, smart and hard to pin down. Bluesy, yet also intricate and melodic.
Onstage this past Tuesday night for a showcase in NYC’s East Village, he charmed the hell out of the assembled crowd with songs about broken hearts, troubled men and women, obnoxious Americans... And just with his smiling charm and gift for melody.
Morris, who’s gay and out, has gotten press from gay publications (Out Magazine included him in their recent Out 100) and mainstream outlets (lots of newspapers), and when I chatted him up after his show I had to wait for a reporter from none other than Us Weekly to finish an interview. (Move over, Jon and Kate!)
All that said, here’s my little chat with Morris, post-show. He’s soooo nice!
Best Supporting Vlog, Episode 2: Talking The Lovely Bones, A Single Man & Lessons Learned
So, the movie awards season is pretty much coming at you full-throttle. Friday night brings the VH1 Critics Choice Movie Awards, which are usually a pretty good indicator of stuff to come Oscar-wise. And then on Sunday night, it's all about the Golden Globes on NBC. (Cher's gonna be presenting. Glory Hallelujah!)
The Golden Globes always seem kinda crazy to me. TV awards and film awards together? Separate awards for comedy movies and drama movies? It's loopy! But the big stars always come, so... Who can resist? And at VH1's movie thingy on Friday, Adam Lambert and Sarah Silverman will present an award together. Huh? YES!
This week, Liz and I discuss two of the year-end big films: The Lovely Bones (based on the blockbuster novel) and A Single Man, the way-gay uber-stylish film by fashion guru Tom Ford. And yes, I'm trying my best to look like Colin Firth. Oy...
There were also a few other nominees! Thankfully, Little Ashes with Rob Pattinson is finally getting the attention it deserves. (Team Dali 4ever!) And getting nods for Best Film - Wide Release were Everybody’s Fine or “Everybody Saw ‘It’sComplicated’ Instead", as well along with Precious and I Love You, Man. Meanwhile, TV shows Grey’s Anatomy, Glee, Modern Family, Mad Men, and True Blood all received nominations. In music, Adam Lambert and some Polaroid employee are facing off for Outstanding Music Artist which hopefully won’t turn them into frenemies.
Check out GLAAD’s site for the full list of nominees including every soap opera still left on TV (RIP Passions) and "Abraham Lincoln’s Big Gay Dance Party" which is, in fact, an Off-Off Broadway play and not a History channel special hosted by Sam Sparro.
How to Help Haiti Quake Victims; Wyclef Jean Speaks Out!
Men carry a woman from the wreckage of a building following Haiti's 7.0 quake yesterday.
From MTV News: In the wake of Tuesday's devastating 7.0 earthquake in Haiti, singer Wyclef Jean has issued an urgent plea for help for his struggling homeland.
"Haiti today faced a natural disaster of unprecedented proportion, an earthquake unlike anything the country has ever experienced," Jean wrote on his website last night.
And as ABC News reports, "Haiti is the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere, and the population of 9 million already faces high rates of tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS, viral and respiratory disease."
You can watch Wyclef Jean and author Edwige Danticat both talking to Anderson Cooper about this catastrophe in their homeland last night on CNN:
The Organization of American States Disaster Relief program is one of the most established relief programs in Haiti. They support Wyclef Jean's Yele Foundation. You can find out how you can help this already impoverished nation at http://www.PanAmericanRelief.org.
Ways you can help via texting right now include:
1. Text "YELE" to 505505 to donate $5 for Haitian Relief (it goes to the Yele Foundation)
2. Text "HAITI" to 90999 to donate $10 (it goes to the American Red Cross).
Watch "Blue Mountain State." If You Like Hot Jocks. And Jock Straps.
Just another day at practice...
Oh. My. Goodness. Suddenly, I have a new must-DVR TV show coming at me... After a look at this totally-super-gay NOT-gay trailer for Spike's new sporty series, Blue Mountain State (which premieres tonight at 10pm), I er... Um. Well, have a look and we'll talk later.
And yes, I do think that OutSports and Towleroad are on to something... These Spike folks know that's there some serious gay appeal to this show. How about this "nasty sack" reference, eh?
More locker-room-tastic pics after the jump. Don't forget to bring a cookie and a jock strap!
As you know (I'm guessing), American Idol returns tonight. Without Paula, but with Ellen. And Simon's leaving. And MTV's Jim Cantiello can't contain himself!
Look! It's Ellen getting judgy!!! Are they all drinking foamy beers? If only...
Who's gonna be the next Glambert? The next cuddly-cute Kris Allen? What will Ellen actually do? Gaaah. It makes my head hurt to think about it. So just watch a bunch of these videos to get ready...
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