Thanks to all the technology that’s out today, I always have the latest information. Facebook events spread the word about the parties, Twitter feeds fill my day with celebrity updates, and text messages make it easy to whisper gossip directly to anyone’s inbox. But all that is just about my world. Who are the people I should know, the ones who are really making the news?
2010 was a year of infinite life lessons, courtesy of celebrities everywhere and impeccable tabloid coverage. Whether you realized it or not, high-profile snafus paved the way for your own indiscretions- showing you what works...and what'll land you on the cover of Us Weekly next to a salacious headline.
2010 was a year of infinite life lessons, courtesy of celebrities everywhere and impeccable tabloid coverage. Whether you realized it or not, high-profile snafus paved the way for your own indiscretions- showing you what works...and what'll land you on the cover of Us Weekly next to a salacious headline.
Somebody didn't get to eat their Cracker Jacks for breakfast this year and has a raging and swollen case of the 'crabby pants.' That somebody is Mel Gibson. But crabby pants might be an understatement. The man is absolutely reserving the Presidential Suite at the Loopy Inn.
Okay, so our generation has received a lot of flack for not being able to form real, long-lasting relationships, thanks to technology and archaic dating rules about college that span from the 1500's. But here at CollegeCandy, we'd like to give a big smooch of thank you to the politicians who have set the standard for the foundation of great relationships. It's people like them that give us faith that men can be intelligent, sexy, and cheaters
Hollywood never ceases to amaze me. While last week was bonkers, this week proved - in the famous words of Perez from Degrassi Goes Hollywood - that "You're only as big as your latest scandal." So that would make Jeremy London super huge (and super shady) this week, Al Gore creepily huge and Miley Cyrus not so big, but at least she got rid of those nappy extensions
• 25 inexpensive or free ways to cure summer boredom. • Rachel Zoe really shouldn't talk ish about former employees. • More bad news for Al Gore. • 24 things single women wish they could tell men. • Wanna win a $2500 Versace shopping spree?! • This is Gisele. After she had a baby. FML.
• Say it ain't so, Al. SAY IT AIN'T SO! • Wanna win a Botkier bag?! • Happy Father's day to the worst celebrity dads. • You dating a liar? Find out. • Who do the teens love most this year? The nominees are.... • What's it really like to work at American Apparel?
With Earth Day coming up (cue the Al Gore/whales/rainbows/wind technology montage) I took it upon myself to make a few Green changes in my life. I've swapped my regular lightbulbs for CFLs, picked up a few reusable grocery bags and started unplugging my electronics/appliances when I'm not using them.
Al Gore and Leonardo DiCaprio have been trying to warn us for years, but the message has never been more clear:
This week we deviate from our typical Rival Rundown in two ways. First, we'll be covering a (women's!) basketball rivalry, as the athletic calendar moves into a new season. Second, this rivalry--between the University of Connecticut and the University of Tennessee--has been canceled!
When I heard this morning that Barack Obama had been awarded this year’s Nobel Peace Prize, I was pretty much speechless. I’m not entirely sure how to react to this announcement.
I have a confession to make: I was more excited about my California Pizza Kitchen leftovers last night than I was about Project Runway. Now, I’m sure most of you are thinking to yourself, “Obvi. CPK is the bomb.com, so who wouldn’t be super excited about those?”