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That Time We Hung Out With Macaulay Culkin

Garnet Henderson – Columbia U — Fri, 09 Mar 2012 21:00:07 +0000

If you’ve been dying to hang out with Macaulay Culkin ever since you saw Home Alone, boy have we got the opportunity for you. A CC friend tipped us off about this event, at Le Poisson Rouge in NYC. It’s called Macaulay Culkin’s iPod, and it’s actually a recurring event. So what is it? Le Poisson Rouge tells us “it’s exactly what it sounds like.” Macaulay Culkin literally comes to the club, sits on stage and plays his iPod while everyone listens. But that’s not all.

Here are some important tips about hanging out with Macaulay Culkin, from someone who actually has.

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Garnet is a student at Columbia University in New York City. She is “that person” who starts dancing at a party when everyone else is standing around, and if there were a Facebook stalking Olympics, she would be a gold medalist. She also loves cheesy 90s music, and almost died of happiness when Vanilla Ice retweeted her. Once. Follow her on Twitter.

Candy Dish: Before the Shore

CC Staff — Fri, 06 Jan 2012 15:00:31 +0000

The ‘Jersey Shore’ cast before they were famous

First of 2012 Pippa!

Bieber has some father son bonding

Is it ever okay to snoop through his phone?

Less ambitious sex books

Mila is the new face of Dior!

What’s in store for Spring?!

The magic of first loves

The best sports bras for the new year

image via Helga Esteb/Shutterstock

Candy Dish: Good On Her Word

CC Staff — Mon, 21 Nov 2011 15:00:29 +0000

Mila Kunis attends the ball

Nothing can stop George Clooney, not even an injury

Well that’s one reason the world can’t end in 2012

10 reasons to stop hating on the missionary position

It’s really impossible to hate Emma Stone

Lady Gaga’s new music video will not disappoint

Were you in line for H&M this weekend?

Is your intuition actually hurting you?

Can the most famous butt pull off leggings?

Current Events Cheat Sheet: I’m Glad I’m Not Famous

Avery - UNC Chapel Hill — Mon, 17 Oct 2011 17:00:46 +0000

Senate Republicans blocked President Obama’s hu-mun-go jobs plan when it went up for vote in Congress this week. The $447 billion bill included a number of incentives and policies that Obama said would increase job growth, support small, struggling businesses and ultimately bolster the still-faltering economy. Fortunately or not, enough of Congress didn’t agree. Only 51 Democrats of the 60 needed signed on to a filibuster that would force the bill back into discussion. Some political strategists say Obama never expected the thing to pass, especially considering the GOP majority in the House, he just wanted Republicans to go on the record against it. Hmmm…tricky, tricky.

The man responsible for the yearlong hacking of over 50 celebrities’ private accounts, known as “Operation Hackerazzi,” was arrested this week. Christopher Chaney, a 35-year-old man from Florida, was perhaps most famous for stealing and leaking nude photos of Scarlett Johansson, which in turn caused the trend of “#ScarlettJohanssoning” (google it…). Chaney acted alone, and claimed his scheme “started as curiosity and it turned to just being addictive.” Other possible victims (nobody is quite sure yet) include Mila Kunis, Christina Aguilera, Ali Larter, Miley Cyrus, Natalie Portman and Vanessa Hudgens. This is only one of the many reasons I am thankful I’m not famous. How did he do it? He simply guessed their e-mail passwords by researching their lives. Chaney could face up to 121 years in prison.

A deal to release Gilad Shalit, an Israeli soldier being held by the militant Islamist group Hamas, was reached five years after his 2006 capture. Staff Sgt. Shalit, who has become a famous face across the world, will return home in exchange for 1,000 Palestinians from Israeli prisons. A number of Israelis are unhappy about the deal, though, because of the criminals it could potentially reintroduce into society. According to the leader of Hamas, which is commonly considered a terrorist organization, 315 of those freed would have served life sentences if not for the deal. On Sunday, three families of Israeli terror victims petitioned the Israeli Supreme Court because they are “afraid the terror will again rule the streets — that they will murder us again in restaurants, in cafes, at night in bed, at kindergartens and in schools,” sad Meir Schijveschuurder, who lost her family in a 2001 restaurant bombing.

Pic o’ the week:

Thank goodness Barbie doesn’t have a strict Mom, otherwise she would be in a lot of trouble. Mattel has unveiled its newest version of the 50-year old doll, which features permanent tattoos on the neck, chest and arm. This has caused some controversy… But really, don’t most Barbies have messy, sharpie-drawn tattoos within the first few weeks anyways?

The Weekly Ten: My Celebrity Friends

Courtney - Bridgewater State University — Mon, 29 Aug 2011 13:30:33 +0000

Let me start off by saying I don’t ever plan on becoming famous. I don’t even want to be famous. Enduring the public 24/7 is not my idea of fun. With that being said, there are some famous people I kind of would LOVE to be friends with. Also keep in mind some of these people I’m basing on either public appearances or characters they have played. I have no real connection to them.

I wish I could tell you that I want to be friends with these celebrities based on their stance on some political thing, or that they stand up for a cause I believe in. But it’s not even that deep. They are funny, attractive, and I feel like going to jail with them would possibly be one of the most exciting nights of my life. So in no specific order:

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We all have celebrities we want to be friends with, so who is in your inner celebrity friend circle…let it out, it’s a safe space.