When Steve Harvey announced the Money Booth winner on his show today, the lucky lady reached a level of excitement usually found in a kid on Christmas morning or from any warm-blooded female upon seeing Ryan Gosling walking down the street.
Want to experience pure joy? Watch the clip below: READ FULL STORY »
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If this year’s winner of the Westminster Dog Show taught us anything, it’s that what you name your dog really does matter. Meet this year’s triumphant pup: Banana Joe! As a 5-year-old Affenpinscher, Banana Joe took home the top prize on Tuesday night, defeating second-place winner Bugaboo’s Picture Perfect, an Old English Sheepdog.
Banana Joe also taught us that size doesn’t matter. According to People, this is the first time Joe’s miniature breed has taken first place at Westminster. But Joe himself is no stranger to victory. After winning best in show 86 times in his career, the Westminster Dog Show was Joe’s final competition. If you want to see Banana Joe for yourself, you can catch him enjoying retirement in the Netherlands. Or, you can buy tickets to tonight’s New York performance of The Mystery of Edwin Drood. Banana Joe will be making his Broadway debut in the canine role of “Macaco.”
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As you can see, Kate Upton’s 2012 and 2013 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue covers have a whole host of similarities. But just because you’ve seen one nearly naked model on the cover of a magazine does not mean you’ve seen them all (even if the model is, in fact, the same woman).
So which cover is your favorite? Vote below. READ FULL STORY »
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Well, well, well, the Drag Race runway has become quite the confessional these days, hasn’t it?
Last week, it was there that Monica Beverly Hillz admitted to the judges — and everyone else who was gathered — that she was a transgender woman, and this week, Coco Montrese felt it necessary to spill her guts about her troubles with Alyssa Edwards to the judges. In fact the whole Alyssa Edwards and Coco Montrese drama overshadowed basically everything else contained in the episode, including the winner and loser, which were — SPOILER ALERT — Detox and Monica Beverly Hills, respectively.
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Okay, we’re having fun now.
The principal cast of Starz’s late, lamented Party Down — a dry comedy about caterers in Los Angeles that lasted just 20 episodes — reunited this past Saturday at SF Sketchfest. Stars Lizzy Caplan, Adam Scott, Ken Marino, Ryan Hansen, and Martin Starr took the stage to reminisce about the series, all while wearing their characters’ signature white button-downs and pale pink bow ties. Food was unfortunately not provided by Soup ‘R Crackers, but by all accounts the event was a blast anyway.
Missed out on seeing the reunion live and in person? Don’t fret, my little Escapades — clicking through these six exclusive photos from it is the next best t hing.
Beyoncé has always ruled the world, and now it’s Vogue-approved. The singer — who’s had a pretty banner 2013 so far — covers the fashion magazine’s March issue, and the full story is already online. The writer, Jason Gay, catches up with Bey after a L’Oréal commercial shoot to talk about her music, her upcoming HBO documentary Life Is But A Dream, and, of course, Blue Ivy Carter.
Many of the actual quotes from Beyoncé in the piece center on her daughter with husband Jay-Z. Below, check out five pieces of intel about the most famous one-year-old in the world — with guest commentary by Gwyneth Paltrow. READ FULL STORY »
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Bieber Fever got a lot riskier today as Winter Storm Nemo rages in the Northeast. In New York City, this meant freezing rain and sleet at about noon Friday. But nothing – not even soaked sleeping bags or broken umbrellas—could get between about 45 fans and Justin Bieber. The singer is hosting Saturday Night Live tomorrow night, and the Beliebers were desperate for tickets.
Let’s get one thing out of the way first: They know you all think they’re nuts. It would have been an undertaking to sleep outside in February, and that was before the weather took a turn for the worse. Everyone EW spoke with said it was the craziest thing they’d ever done. Kaitlyn Marhelko, from Pennsylvania, knew the chances to get tickets were slim. But that didn’t deter her. “If you ever get a chance to do something like this, you do it no matter what kind of weather is coming your way. It’s an awesome experience, and this might sound cliché, but you really do only live once. It is cool to try.” She and her friend Ashleigh Bagnata had been in line for about two hours and were still enthusiastic. READ FULL STORY »
The Boy Scouts of America has decided to postpone its decision about reconsidering its ban on gay members for three months … and Ellen DeGeneres has a thing or two to say about it.
In her monologue, DeGeneres discussed the situation with her usual flair. As she put it, “They won’t let their members be gay, or openly gay anyway, but they’re letting them wear neckerchiefs and green short shorts?” READ FULL STORY »
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Promoting a movie isn’t just about late-night talk shows and the occasional photo shoot anymore. At least not if your name is James Franco.
Disney has announced that James Franco will act as the Grand Marshal for the 55th annual Daytona 500, NASCAR’s season-opening race and its Super Bowl, from a fan-interest point of view. How this ties in to Franco promoting his Disney film, Oz The Great and Powerful, we are not sure — perhaps he’ll hold court in a hot-air balloon? — but you can watch Franco’s rendition of “Drivers, start your engines,” when the race airs Feb. 24.
As well as uttering those four famous words, Franco will also participate in pre-race ceremonies and ride in one of the Grand Marshal cars during the pace laps that take place just before the race begins.
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