Showing posts with label celebrities. Show all posts
Showing posts with label celebrities. Show all posts
Saturday, December 5, 2009
Quickie: Comedian Katt Williams Arrested, Again
Comedian Katt Williams was arrested at an Atlanta area Walmart.
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Thursday, December 3, 2009
Katherine Heigl Likes Dogs
There's an abundance of abandoned Chihuahuas, terriers and lapdogs in Los Angeles area shelters, but New Hampshire is in short supply. This prompted actress Katherine Heigl to finance shipping 25 of the trendy pets from the Golden State to the Granite State.
Those wishing to adopt will have to promise to buy the dogs sweaters because it's a lot colder in Nashua than these dogs' native homes.
WMUR - NH (text)
WMUR - NH (video)
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Those wishing to adopt will have to promise to buy the dogs sweaters because it's a lot colder in Nashua than these dogs' native homes.
WMUR - NH (video)
Labels:
celebrities,
charity,
Katherine Heigl,
pets
Sunday, November 29, 2009
Postcard from Dubai
Prior to the headlines this past week, I'm sure most Americans thought of Dubai as a manufactured desert oasis, filled with funny buildings, rich people and a place where the celebrity class would play.
On a show which aired last January and is preserved by someone's YouTube upload, host Piers Morgan (America's Got Talent, Celebrity Apprentice and several British reality shows, print publications) spends about 45 minutes giving a fast-paced tour of the city and a brief introduction to the its culture.
The first few segments are akin to Lifestyles of the Rich & Famous, while the latter parts scratch more at the surface of life, the city's problems, the potential for a credit crisis and their marketing plan.
If you have a little less than an an hour and can click through seven YouTubes, the program might prove to be an entertaining, semi-educational way to spend a portion of your afternoon.
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On a show which aired last January and is preserved by someone's YouTube upload, host Piers Morgan (America's Got Talent, Celebrity Apprentice and several British reality shows, print publications) spends about 45 minutes giving a fast-paced tour of the city and a brief introduction to the its culture.
The first few segments are akin to Lifestyles of the Rich & Famous, while the latter parts scratch more at the surface of life, the city's problems, the potential for a credit crisis and their marketing plan.
If you have a little less than an an hour and can click through seven YouTubes, the program might prove to be an entertaining, semi-educational way to spend a portion of your afternoon.
Labels:
celebrities,
credit crunch,
Dubai,
ITV,
opulence,
Piers Morgan,
Video
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