October 18, 2009
- 5:00 pm
By John - UConn

Week after week (after week after week…), CollegeCandy and our pal John bring you some of the weirdest, funniest, and saddest things he hears on his college campus. And we know he’s not the only one who hears this stuff. Join the Overheard revolution! Listen in on some weirdos’ conversations and share them in the comments or send ‘em over to us to put in next week’s post.
(Woman, to her son, in a CVS.)
Mom: Look! Thanksgiving! You’re not scared of Thanksgiving, right?
Kid: Waaaah!
(Two students in an education class.)
Student 1: One of my girls spelled “pennies” wrong today. I was laughing way too hard to correct her.
Student 2: The funny part will be when she’s working with the national treasury. ‘The most outdated part of our financial system is the penis!’ Read More »
Tags: batman, birthday, butts, college, college life, conversations, funny conversations, life in college, monsters, morning, overheard, overheard at college, thanksgiving, women

Since I tend to write (and speak) about controversial topics, I know what it’s like not to be universally liked. I suppose that’s what will happen when you publicly hate on flip-flops. However, I don’t think I could ever sink to the level it takes to be disliked in Hollywood. I mean, they like everyone there (see: Perez Hilton). Except, of course, those select few that are so hard to work with and so up their own butts that it’s impossible to like them.
Naturally, that’s what will concern us for this week’s edition of the showdown.
Everyone has heard Christian Bale’s ridiculous outburst on the set of Terminator. As a method actor, he can get pretty intense. I actually respect the lengths he goes through to get into character. However, I’m pretty sure other actors have managed to get into character without distancing themselves from the cast and crew and blowing up any time someone distracts them. Except maybe Jeremy Piven. He’s not exactly a method actor, but he is arrogant and well on his way to being that creepy older guy at Hollywood parties. It’s hard to compare these two actors, seeing how they operate in two completely separate spheres, but their shared bad reputations require some comments.
Which one is more self-absorbed? Who pisses off Hollywood the most? Read More »
Some people were just meant to be naked. They worked hard on their bodies (or were blessed by some freak chance of natural awesomeness) and I won’t stand in their way of presenting perfection to the world. Hell, I always say that if I had the goods, I’d be showing ‘em off, too. However, there’s a reason I’m not showing my “goods” to anyone. Some people just look better with clothes ON. Like me. And these dudes:
Leonardo DiCaprio.

The man is smoldering on the red carpet…and pretty much everywhere else you find him with clothes on. However, the beach (and we’re not talking the movie)? Leo is a bit heavy on the man boobs and whatnot. He should stick to the jeans + tee shirt rule at the very least. Read More »
Tags: batman, beer belly, Body, chris noth, clothing, daniel radcliff, Harry Potter, james bond, leonardo dicaprio, Mr. Big, naked, perfect body, pierce brosnan, russell crowe, steven tyler, val kilmer
December 30, 2008
- 2:00 pm
By CC Staff
If you missed the following films last year, the good news is that many of them are on DVD already, or will be soon. So check out what you missed at the cinema, add it your Netflix Queue, and have a 2008 movie night before you get backed up with the upcoming flicks of 2009!
1. The Dark Knight.
It’s a sad irony that Heath Ledger steals the show, after the film got so much publicity following the young actor’s death. Heath Ledger’s death made millions of people flock to the movie, but the truth is, it’s actually effing good. Ledger looks like a lock for a posthumous Oscar as well. Only time will tell.
2. Wall-E
Tell me you weren’t rooting for Wall-E and Eve, and I’ll tell you you have no soul. This cute, witty, futuristic animated tale was a favorite among audiences of all ages.
3. Cloverfield
With an innovative marketing strategy – remember those bizarre commercials guised as pleading cable interruptions? Cloverfield kept us on the edge of our seats and brought the “monster movie” genre to another level with its documentary-style cinematic techniques. Think Godzilla meets Blair Witch.
4. Gone Baby Gone
Ben Affleck’s latest screenplay, starring brother Casey Affleck, Morgan Freeman and Ed Harris has all the makings of a blockbuster: A-list author, lustworthy lead, and two powerhouse Hollywood phenoms. Did I mention the suspense and the action? Read More »
Tags: ashely tisdale, barack obama, batman, Ben Affleck, benjamin button, brad pitt, california, carrie, casy affleck, Cloverfield, daniel craig, dark knight, ed harris, gay, gone baby gone, harvey milk, Heath Ledger, helena bonham carter, high school musical, james bond, johnny depp, manolo, milk, morgan freeman, notebook, official, pixar, proposition 8, quantum of solace, sarah jessica parker, sex and the city, stephen sondheim, sweeney todd, vanessa hudgens, Wall E, zach effron
November 12, 2008
- 10:40 am
By CC Staff

Warner Bros. is going to be sued by Batman.
Calling all men! Hurry, we need your sperm!
McCain hip and cool on The Tonight Show.
Paula Abdul now has no more fans.
Fashion trends are always improving. Winter ‘08 is no different.
Does Lindsay Lohan really like Obama? Or is that just a front?
Clutches are to die for. The new Bond Girl has risked her life for sexiness.
Warner Bros. is going to be sued by Batman.
Cosmo has the scoop on noteworthy sex trends.
Gmail is rocking my world, again.
Obama in the name of love.
Tags: Audio, batman, bond girl, cluthes, cosmo, fan, fashion, fashion trends, Gmail, interview, jay leno, lindsay lohan, love, mccain, obama, Obama baby, Olga Kurylenko, paula abdul, racist, Sex, sex trends, stalker, Tonight Show, warner bros, webcam, Winter 2008
October 14, 2008
- 10:00 am
By Kathryn S

Sometimes, it’s not enough to make your own fab entrance at a Halloween Party; you and your whole crew need to be noticed. On the other hand, sometimes your crazy costume idea is so unique that nobody will get it… unless your faves are by your side to complete the picture. Want to make the biggest splash this Halloween (and have some killer bonding time with your buds as you shop, create, and play dress up)? Here are just a few ideas for some great group costumes. And most of them can be done on a budget!
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Tags: 80s, 90210, 90s, barbie, batman, best friends, breakfast club, britney spears, cliques, Clueless, coed, comic book, contestant, costume ideas, costumes, creative, dominatrix, double dare, ensemble, envy, Family Guy, freak, gameshow, gluttony, google, greed, group theme, groups, guts, Halloween, Harry Potter, heroes, jock, Ken, lust, mario kart, marvel comics, modesty, movie, my so called life, nerd, never been kissed, nickelodeon, osbournes, partygoer, princess, quality, rebel, s & m, saved by the bell, Seven Deadly Sins, seven wonders of the world, simpsons, spiderman, tarantula, television, trailer park, vamp, video games, villains, wordplay, x men
Men. Boys. Dudes. We love them, we hate them, we’re better off without them, and we are ALWAYS looking for them. We all know it’s hard to meet a quality man (and we all know the men we don’t want). So what do you do when you’ve exhausted your typical go-to options? Here you have it gals:
The 5 BEST places to meet men (According to ME!)
Sporting event- Let’s face it, most men love sports. Men also love women who love sports… and women who wear baseball hats (trust me on this one). And being in a college town, there is no shortage of men or sporting events. So grab a baseball hat and head to the B-ball game!
In line for The Dark Knight (or insert other highly anticipated dude-flick here). Think about how many hours YOU waited in line for the Sex and the City movie, surrounded by all that estrogen (which confused your body so much that you got your period, TWICE). How happy would you have been if there was some man-candy there (gay or dragged along by his girlfriend clearly doesn’t count). Now reverse the sitch. 100 dudes, 1 chick. And a chick who is also waiting to see Batman (in a baseball hat)?! Done aaaand done.
Class: We all have that cute boy in class. The one who comes looking like a disheveled mess who was out partying all night – on a Monday - but is actually smart and eloquent and totally into today’s discussion (but not in the teacher suck-up sort of way). Class is a great time to actually get to know someone – because, lets face it- if you would have met him last night at the bar, chances are nothing would have come of it. So suggest a study date! Read More »
Tags: bar, baseball hat, batman, booze, boys, class, crush, dark knight, dating, dorm, drinking, dudes, hats, margaritas, men, partying, sex and the city, Sporting events, sports, star wars, vacation
July 22, 2008
- 9:25 am
By Jess - NYU

[Update. Christian has made BAIL and may have been arrested for simply yelling really loud at his fam…)
Most people know that I have an obsession over Christian Bale. I mean, I have a thing for few Hollywood actors (a “thing” being an intense belief that the time will come when we will bump into each other in the street and realize we are soulmates), but I really, really love myself some Bale. He’s been hot ever since he was legal, has the cutest accent, is a fantastic actor, and has always seemed pretty normal and unwilling to take sh*t from anyone.
But guess what I just heard on the cab ride into work? Christian may be so used to not taking sh*t, that he didn’t take any from his mom and sister last night in London — and by ‘not taking sh*t’, I mean freaking out at his family in a hotel room.
Reports from all over are flooding in that Christian’s 61 year old mom and 40 year old sister filed a complaint against the actor yesterday, citing that he “lashed out” at them before The Dark Knight premiere across the pond. While it’s still hard to figure out what “lashed out” means, one can guess that he maybe assaulted them…somehow. Reports at 8:30AM this morning say that Bale has been arrested in connection with the complaint.
I wasn’t there, and the info is scarce, so it’s really hard to tell how concerned to be about all this — but to ask the police to arrest your own family member? His mom and sister were either really afraid of him, or really don’t get along with him at all.
The tabloids are calling it “The Batman Curse”, and lumping it in with the death of a crew member last year on the film, as well as the death of Heath Ledger last January. I just call it a damn shame.
Say it ain’t so, Christian, say it ain’t so.
July 14, 2008
- 4:30 pm
By Jess - NYU
Batman. He’s rich, brooding, favors skin-tight latex, and tends to speak in a real low sexy-scratchy voice (no matter who’s playing him at the time). He’s obviously got some issues, but how can you hate on a guy who’s buff and saves the world on his off days from being a millionaire playboy?
I mean, I’d hit that.
There have been 5 Batman films since 1989, with a 6th one coming out this weekend. Not all of them have been critically acclaimed, but certainly all of them have tried to manufacture true hotness in a batsuit. Because we enjoy hotness even more than we enjoy things blowing up and campy dialogue, we here at CC have listed the Batman movies in order of their attractiveness factor. That’s right. Hot. Bod. Action.

5) Batman and Robin (1997)
Why it’s HOT: George Clooney, Alicia Silverstone, Uma Thurman, requisite skin-tight body suits
Why it’s NOT: Ahnold Schwarzengovener, Chris O’Donnell, the whole idea of “batboy” (please. Never seen anything gayer), the whole idea of “batgirl” (double please. She sucked), and this plot summary from IMDB.com: “Batman & Robin try to keep their relationship together even as they must stop Mr. Freeze and Poison Ivy from freezing Gotham City” (sounds like a chick flick where people have idiot names). Read More »
Tags: batman, batman and robin, batman begins, batman forever, chris odonnell, Christian Bale, christian bale shirtless, christopher walken, danny devito, drew barrymore, george clooney, gotham, imdb, jack nicholson, Jim Carrey, kim basinger, liam neelson, michael keaton, michelle pfeiffer, nicole kidman, tommy lee jones, uma thurman, val kilmer
May 16, 2008
- 10:30 am
By Jess - NYU
I like superhero movies. They’re rad. Growing up in the rural North East, there wasn’t much to do once the sun went down, and so instead of huffing paint thinner in the backyard like our neighbors, my brother and I turned to comics. X-Men, Batman, Spiderman, Aliens…and all the 701 offshoots of each. Many hours of my childhood were spent sitting in a Ninja Turtle tent in my brother’s room, passing the newest issue of X Force and a box of Hostess cupcakes back and forth with him.
I’ve seen the X-man movies, watched every single Spiderman (even though I have this huge issue with Kristin Dunst), drooled over Christian Bale as Batman, and recently had the ultimate pleasure of watching Iron Man – and Robert Downy Jr. – kick ass on the big screen.
[Okay, slight tangent: can we talk about the scene where RDJr. is in the cave, and he’s all mad and sweaty and dirty and hammering STEEL? Lord. Pass the HOTsauce please]
I’ve loved all of these movies. They were great fun. But being a writer, and ALSO being a chick, I’ve noticed a really sh*tty trend: in almost all of these films, women are pretty useless. Read More »
Tags: aliens, batman, Christian Bale, comic book, female lead, hero, iron man, kristin dunst, Robert Downy Jr., spiderman, superhero movies, x force, x men