The King of New York Spreads STD

Derek Jeter has a lot going for him. He’s the captain of the New York Yankees, he makes a ton of money, and he has the whole city of New York under his thumb. But this guy’s more than just a bat and a few balls. His stats go well beyond the field as he’s 5 for 5 in scoring a homerun with Hollywood’s finest sets of T&A.

But there’s a little thing called karma, which can be a bitch at times. As for Derek Jeter, being the luckiest thing on two legs has its drawbacks especially when all that goes around comes around. Now he’s got more to worry about than just spreading the love since, apparently, he’s spreading something else too.

Jessica Alba is his latest victim, and, as sources show, she’s still struggling with herpes which she got from The King of New York. “

Our source who worked for one of their camps, had to refill her Valtrex prescription for her on a regular basis! Guess who she got it from…that’s right…dirty Derek Jeter.”

Courtesy of Jezebel.com and Holycandy.com here’s an exhaustive and well researched chart which traces Jeter’s infestation.

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August 28th, 2008

American Idol Has a New “Hip” Judge

Songwriter Kara DioGuardi will be joining Simon, Paula, and Randy for the eighth season of American Idol as a permanent fourth judge.

The show has hired the help of DioGuardi in order to bring a new perspective when it comes to choosing idols, which, in turn, the show hopes to reinvigorate its credibility and save it from falling ratings.

Idol hasn’t really delivered its promise of producing multiplatinum record sellers. Only a select few have enjoyed post-idol success (Clarkson and Underwood), while most have simply been forgotten. In addition, the chemistry of the three judges (Abdul, Cowell, and Jackson) have grown pretty stagnant over the years—sometimes even predictable, while other times suspiciously scripted.

With the addition of DioGuardi, the show will have a younger, more hip, and more “pop-culturally” sensitive judge to join the mix. While no one really knows, for now, how DioGuardi will deliver her criticisms, she has stated in a recent interview that she “will be more like Cowell rather than the other two.” Other than that, however, DioGuardi possesses qualities that the show might need to get back on top. For one, she’s relatively young. At 37, she will the youngest of the four—Abdul is 46, Cowell is 48, and Jackson is 52. This makes her musical taste more akin to the younger generation, who reportedly “abandoned” the show during its last season—which most likely explains the drop in ratings. More importantly, DioGuardi is working with artists who people actually listen to at present.

The Addition of a new judge may seem like a desperate move for some, while others may think its brilliant, but no matter how you put it, American Idol is always trying to up the ante when it comes to looking for new personalities. So this is definitely good news for all idol hopefuls. Auditions start Tuesday in New York, and you can be sure they’re going to be searching for more diverse individuals to turn some heads and recover some ratings.

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August 26th, 2008

Superman Gets Another Remake, Good News for Aspirants

Following the runaway success of The Dark Knight, which earned over $800 million worldwide, Warner Brothers Studio executives are planning to further capitalize on their superhero franchises based on DC Comics characters. Their first order of business is Warner Brothers Picture Group President’s, Jeff Robinov, announcement regarding plans for a reintroduction of Superman, which is good news for fans and professional actors/actresses alike.

“‘Superman’ didn’t quite work as a film in the way that we wanted it to,” says Mr. Robinov. “It didn’t position the character the way he needed to be positioned.” “Had ‘Superman’ worked in 2006, we would have had a movie for Christmas of this year or 2009.”

The new Superman movie will work in the same way as Louis Leterrier’s remake of The Incredible Hulk after Ang Lee’s earlier and disappointing adaptation.

It turns out that Warner Bros. had its eye on a “Superman vs. Batman” film some years back, but because of Superman Return’s limited success, studio executives were forced to scrap the idea. Instead, they are taking it one step at a time by creating movies which focuses on introducing and developing individual characters, another tactic borrowed from Marvel, before even thinking about films which feature multicharacters.

An article from Variety also states, “By 2011, Mr. Robinov plans for DC Comics to supply the material for up to two of the six to eight tent-pole films he hopes Warner Bros. will have in the pipeline by then. With “Batman vs. Superman” and “Justice League” stalled, Warner Bros. has quietly adopted Marvel’s model of releasing a single film for each character, and then using those movies and their sequels to build up to a multicharacter film. “Along those lines, we have been developing every DC character that we own,” Mr. Robinov says.

Like the recent Batman sequel — which has become the highest-grossing film of the year thus far — Mr. Robinov wants his next pack of superhero movies to be bathed in the same brooding tone as “The Dark Knight.” Creatively, he sees exploring the evil side to characters as the key to unlocking some of Warner Bros.’ DC properties. “We’re going to try to go dark to the extent that the characters allow it,” he says. That goes for the company’s Superman franchise as well.

The studio is set to announce its plans for future DC movies in the next month. For now, though, it is focused on releasing four comic-book films in the next three years, including a third Batman film, a new film reintroducing Superman, and two movies focusing on other DC Comics characters. Movies featuring Green Lantern, Flash, Green Arrow, and Wonder Woman are all in active development.

Fans aren’t the only ones who should be jumping for joy with these announcements. Seeing that there is a whole line of new superhero movies in the works, now would be a great time for aspiring actors/actresses or movie extras to join in the action. Superhero movies require more extras than any other genre. Where else can they find enough people to populate an entire fictitious city? Also, while the major roles might be set for more famous and established actors/actresses, there’s a good chance they might be looking for new faces to fill in minor roles. And if there’s one thing we should know about Hollywood, it’s that most well known celebrities started out small before being discovered as the next big thing.

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August 25th, 2008

Scriptwriting for The Hobbit Kicks Off

Based on reports from TheOneRing.net and Entertainment Weekly, scriptwriting for The Hobbit movies has officially started.

The film will be based on the prequel to the Lord of the Rings trilogy (The Fellow of the Ring, The Two Towers, and The Return of the King ). The story will revolve around a hobbit named Bilbo Baggins (Frodo’s uncle), and his adeventures with Gandalf the Grey. Together with a band of dwarves, they attempt to reclaim the dwarven kingdom from an evil dragon named Smaug. But the more interesting part is that audiences will finally see how Bilbo happened to stumble upon The One Ring, and witness the tribulations he had to endure.

The team of scriptwriters have already been named. Led by Director/Writer Guillermo del Toro, writing for the film will also be in the hands of Peter Jackson, Fran Walsh, and Philippa Boyens.

It will be divided into two parts. The first one is scheduled to release 2010, while part two will follow a year later in 2011. Fans may have cause to worry about Jackson’s decision to pass the directorial torch to del Toro, but if his past films, such as Hellboy 1 and 2 , Blade 2 , and (most notably) Pan’s Labyrinth, are anything to go by, then we should be able to rest a little easier and expect lots of eye candy and flair.

Shooting for The Hobbit starts fall 2009 in New Zealand.

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August 22nd, 2008

Stars Who Died Too Young and Too Soon

For some young and rising stars, the pressure of fame and success has led them to their untimely deaths. Some of them were just not mentally prepared for the anxiety and demands of their busy Hollywood jobs and some of them were just very unfortunate. Aside from the sudden and recent death of Heath Ledger, here are some entertainers whose lives were cut short:


Sid Vicious, 21
The Sex Pistols bassist and then solo artist Sid Vicious was everything that punk stood for: Violence, destruction, apathy, angst, and anarchy. His fast life of angry music, fame, twisted romance with then girlfriend Nancy Spungen led to a journey of excessive drug use. He obtained heroin mostly from his girlfriend Nancy, who then was found dead in their hotel room– a crime which Sid was suspected against. He claimed he had no memory of the happening, saying he was in a drugged state. He was jailed, hospitalized, released for attempted suicide and then when he was finally detained in his home, he was able to get some heroin from his mother and overdosed that night. Sid Vicious was only 21 years old. His infamous drug-induced romance with Nancy Spungen was made into a movie called “Sid and Nancy” and Gary Oldman played the famous punk junkie.

River Phoenix, 23
He was the Leonardo DiCaprio of the 80’s, and hailed as one of the most promising actors in the era. He was the older brother of actor Joaquin Phoenix. River’s most famous works include films Stand by Me, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade which he played Young Indy; I Love You to Death and My Own Private Idaho. He was an image for the younger Hollywood, someone who has the rugged look and fine talent fit for a famous icon. His life was cut short due to a drug overdose on cocaine and heroin, or more famously known as “speedballs”. Despite the actor’s success, Phoenix’s tumultuous childhood haunted him. In 1991, he told Details magazine that he lost his virginity at age 4 while in the Children of God, a religious cult his family belonged to in the early 1970s and that he reportedly suffered from depression.

James Dean, 24
The famous Rebel Without A Cause star had a very promising career ahead of him. He was Hollywood’s original bad boy, and his other films East of Eden and Giants. Despite his fame, Dean reportedly dealt with severe mood swings and depression that resulted in erratic behavior, including heavy use of alcohol and drugs. Besides acting in big screen productions, Dean also took up an auto racing career, coming in second in the Palm Springs Road Races and third in Bakersfield in 1955. It is quite ironic that after the nationwide release of public service announcement about driving carefully, he died in a head-on collision car accident shortly afterwards.

Brad Renfro, 25

The teen icon debuted in the big screen in the film The Client with Susan Sarandon and Tommy Lee Jones and in the 1996 film Sleepers with big shot actors Dustin Hoffman, Robert DeNiro and Kevin Bacon. Critics claimed that his genuine talent will last him in the brutal Hollywood industry, but the wicked and tempting perils of drugs led him to an overdose when he was only 25 years old. He was arrested several timed for drug possession and has been in and out of rehab before his death.

Aaliyah, 22
Aaliyah Houghton, a.k.a. Aaliyah, was a famous r&b singer. She invaded the early 90’s hip-hop and r&b charts with hit after hit, and she was reportedly married to singer R.Kelly. She was noted for her smooth voice, her swell dance moves and over-all talent that inspired many modern r&b singer acts today. She also tried acting, nabbing the role of Queen Akasha in the film adaptation of Queen of The Damned and a major role in Romeo Must Die.  After the video shoot for her song “Rock the Boat” in the Carribean, Aaliyah and her crew boarded no a plane that can only hold half of their total weight, including the equipment and props. The plane crashed and exploded shortafter and all aboard were dead as well. Her death was mourned deeply by the hip hop community, citing her as a young legend that inspired everyone. If she hasn’t died, she would have played important parts in the two sequels of The Matrix, a role which Jada Pinkett Smith filled-in for. She has also provided hit soundtracks for numerous films such as Dr. Doolittle and her film Romeo Must Die.

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August 19th, 2008