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The best argument against American exceptionalism

Sophia is the new No. 1 name for girls, moving the most popular girls’ name for the past two years — Isabella — to second-best. Mason was No. 2 on [...]

Another Hollywood A-lister goes Republican

Move over, Pat Sajak: In the last week we’ve seen “High School High” star Jon Lovitz and Beach Boys keyboardist Bruce Johnston (who replaced Brian Wilson after the group was [...]

Steve Harvey to design line of feminine hygiene products

I’m having trouble understanding why women would turn to a comedian for advice on how to attract a man, let alone one who, according to his ex-wife, was unfaithful and [...]

EXCLUSIVE: New al-Qaida recruitment tape recovered from bin Laden compound

(WARNING: Disturbing video, after the jump)

Filed under: Al Qaeda, Americans scare me, bin Laden, Obnoxious celebrities Tagged: al-Qaida, bin laden, Kathie Lee

Why is Edward Burns allowed to keep making the same crappy movie?

For nearly 20 years the introspective, provincial Queens-bred filmmaker has been making movies about introspective, provincial Queens-bred newlyweds (or soon-to-be-weds) who hang out with their rowdy bros from high school and wrestle interminably with…

Kirk Cameron disproves evolution

(clip via Christian Nightmares) Filed under: fundamentalism, Obnoxious celebrities

Yes, but what does Sybil Danning think?

Friday on Piers Morgan (I’m not making this up), Steven Seagal gives his take on the Trayvon Martin case.
Filed under: media morons, Obnoxious celebrities, Trayvon Martin

Tyler Perry, you’re no Trayvon Martin

But now, what happened after the initial traffic stop is under the microscope, especially after Perry compared his encounter to racial profiling and the case of Trayvon Martin.
A famous millionaire mildly inconvenienced by a jackass cop hardly equate…

9 Circles of Hell Productions present …

A musical set in the 80s, starring Tom Cruise and Russell Brand, about “two young people chasing their dreams in the big city.”

Filed under: 80s, abominations, Film, Obnoxious celebrities

Sarah Palin calls Tori Spelling ‘inspiring’

Besides gushing over the former “90210″ prop, the reality show star turned “Today” host defended Jessica Simpson and criticized the new Steve Jobs biopic because she doesn’t like it when actors are paid to play real people…

Gallagher Too is a very happy man today

His brother, who was granted an injunction prohibiting Gallagher Too from smashing watermelons, has retired. Ron Gallagher, now unemployed, was forced to pay Gallagher damages, a dick move that won’t come as a surprise to those of us who’ve had the misfortune of interviewing the famous prop comic (click first link for details). Filed under: [...]

Is there a man in Rihanna’s life who is not a damn fool?

Rihanna’s father, who recently told his daughter she was looking fat, gives his blessing to her doomed reunion with domestic abuser Chris Brown. He told Heat magazine: ”Chris is a nice guy and everybody’s entitled to make mistakes in their life – God knows how many I’ve made.” I’m so sick of people pardoning Brown [...]

Kirk Cameron staring pensively at monuments

The co-star of the Dudley Moore classic “Like Father, Like Son” presents the fundamentalist take on America’s founding.

Filed under: fundamentalism, Obnoxious celebrities, propaganda

Chris Brown is a pathetic shit

As is anyone who beats up a woman. No excuses. No pity. But Chris Brown has changed, enablers like Russell Simmons, Rosie O’Donnell and Queen Latifah said. He’s paid his penance. He won’t do it again. Sure. While there were some insensitive fans who trivialized domestic violence and seemed to welcome a punch in the face from [...]

The useful idiot doesn’t fall far from the tree

Like father, like son: Oliver Stone’s Son, Defender of Ahmadinejad, Converts to Islam He said criticizing the Iranian government is “like someone coming to your house and saying the father shouldn’t hit the kids,” he said. “Who are we to tell them how to rule their country?” So it’s a bad thing to intervene when … Continue reading