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Lisa Rinna]]> Tue, 21 Oct 2008 23:24:38 Dara The Royals http://www.ebroadcast.com.au/eblah/m-1224247451/ http://www.ebroadcast.com.au/eblah/m-1224247451/#num1   Trust the Royals....

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Prince Philip exposes Google Earth's black hole

From correspondents in London

October 17, 2008 09:34pm
Article from: Agence France-Pressehttp://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,24513426-23109,00.html


BRITAIN'S Prince Philip, who has a long history of provoking embarrassing moments, unintentionally left Google chiefs red-faced this week.
The 87-year-old was visiting the online giant's London headquarters with Queen Elizabeth II, and its bosses were giving them a presentation of the signature Google Earth application.

Using Buckingham Palace as an example, they demonstrated how it could zoom in close to show astonishing detail of buildings, streets and even vehicles from a bird's eye view.

Prince Philip, always ready with polite questions at such functions, asked if it could beam in on Google's own offices, the plush but relatively new buildings in which they were all gathered.

"Do you know where it is?" he asked, according to the Times account of the incident.

With a few mouse clicks, the computer screen scanned across the few hundred metres from Buckingham Palace to Belgrave House, Google's HQ in nearby Buckingham Palace Road ... but it wasn't there.

While surrounding streets could be seen, the space where Google should be was an empty site.

"It is just that the picture came from a time when it was a piece of land," said Nikesh Arora, Google's president for Europe, Middle East and Africa, refusing to show embarrassment according to the Times.

Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, has long been notorious for outspoken comments and plain gaffes.
At one point during Thursday's tour he asked a Google worker, dressed casually in hooded top, chinos and trainers like many of his colleague: "Just come back from jogging?"

This was positively polite compared to past verbal faux pas.

These include: "Still throwing spears?" - asked of an Australian Aborigine during a 2002 visit; and, perhaps most famously: "If you stay here much longer, you'll all be slitty-eyed," to a group of British students during a state visit to China in 1986.
]]> Fri, 17 Oct 2008 23:44:11 122 Dumb Sharon Stoned about China Quake http://www.ebroadcast.com.au/eblah/m-1211854642/ http://www.ebroadcast.com.au/eblah/m-1211854642/#num1
She has been saying that the China earthquake was karma for claiming 80,000 lives  

Sharon Stone, you need to keep your legs closed, you idiot !!  ]]> Tue, 27 May 2008 12:17:22 babes_mate Dakota Fanning + Elle Fanning http://www.ebroadcast.com.au/eblah/m-1209810872/ http://www.ebroadcast.com.au/eblah/m-1209810872/#num1



That's weird. I actually thought she'd be uglier than that because she was pretty weird looking when she had braces and her mum is a bit...   But she's not.

Hey, 1 year younger than Miley Cyrus :O

Omg, read this:
People magazine reports that the Miley Cyrus franchise will be worth a projected 1 billion dollars by the end of the year. She tops the magazine's list of the richest teen celebrities.

Not that Miley is seeing much of the money. Her mom says most is invested and Miley can't touch it until she's 18.

The Jonas Brothers are also on the list, making 12 million dollars a year. Fourteen-year-old Dakota Fanning makes 4 million dollars a movie.

Twelve-year-old Abigail Breslin makes 2 million a film, but has to live on an allowance of $11 a week.

Thirteen-year-old Mark Indelicato makes nearly a half million dollars for a season of "Ugly Betty," but he has an allowance of $50 a week.

So she gets $11 a week which is normal, why does the other kid need $50 a week :O]]> Sat, 3 May 2008 20:34:32 Dara Nigella Lawson-Celebrity Cook http://www.ebroadcast.com.au/eblah/m-1206483008/ http://www.ebroadcast.com.au/eblah/m-1206483008/#num1
Nigella Lawson: too much of a good thing?
Curvy goddess or dumpy frump? Gabriella Coslovich weighs the question.

Not since Marilyn Monroe has a woman profited from her curves with such impunity and flair as has Nigella Lawson. That the British celebrity chef has been able to do so in an age dominated by media images of brittle, hard-faced, emaciated, salad-picking killjoys is all the more worthy of admiration.

The near-hysteria with which some worship Lawson's carnality is a sign of just how starved contemporary culture is of rotund, sensual role models — of women, in short, who embody the pleasures of the flesh.

Lawson famously put the raunch back into aprons, and the salacious back into spoon-licking, but it's a fine line between appetisingly curvaceous domestic goddess and, let's not mince words here, fat frump. And Lawson, as anyone addicted to her cooking shows would have noted, has been creeping towards the less glamorous side of the scale, becoming more corpulent than carnal.

In response, la Lawson has "secretly" begun seeing a personal trainer — a secret the UK's Daily Mail broadcast to the world. The revelation was greeted by the requisite online discussions, with comments ranging from those chastising Lawson's fattening, high-kilojoule recipes, to those cautioning against adopting a Posh approach to life.

"I hope she doesn't turn into a size zero waif," wrote a certain Mise, from Limerick, Ireland. "Nigella's curves are what make her." Another hoped she wouldn't become "old and haggard" like husband Charles Saatchi, who turned vegetarian, swore off his wife's food and lost 25 kilograms in the process.

Lawson, who never trained as cook, has said that her only qualification is "as an eater": "I cook what I want to eat, within limits".

She appears to have transgressed those limits. It's easy to do, says Melbourne personal trainer Zeno Tzatzaris, who places himself firmly in the fans of Lawson's curves camp. "She has obviously started to stack some weight on. You can put a kilo on a year, which does not sound like much, but over 10 years that's a lot."

Weight gain is a simple equation of energy-in (food) versus energy-out (exercise), he says. To lose weight one either needs to eat less, or exercise more, and for someone such as Lawson, whose work is food, expending more energy is probably the surer way to weight loss — so hiring a personal trainer is a good step.

Not that we want Lawson to go all Madonna on us. In their Body Shape Bible, British style queens Trinny and Susannah classify Lawson as the classic hour-glass — not any old hour-glass, mind, but the pinnacle, the epitome, the divinity of hour-glassness. "Nigella is an inspiration to all hour glasses," they write, slavering over her "voluptuous hips", her "tiny waist", her "Rubenesque shoulders".

Part of the salivating, surely, is that when one looks at Lawson one immediately sees flashes of all those glorious things that she's been cooking and eating: slut-red raspberries in chardonnay jelly (served with double cream), deep fried chocolate bars, ham in Coca Cola, quadruple chocolate cake — "named not for the bypass you may feel you need after eating it, but in honor of the four choc factors that comprise its glory," Lawson explains.

Even weight-management expert Dr Rick Kausman, author of Calm Eating and If Not Dieting, Then What?, rates Lawson as a "good role model": her philosophy about enjoying food is important at a time when people have developed warped relationships with food. Extreme approaches — such as fad diets or attempting to cut out all treats — lead to anxiety and guilt.

"It's not wrong to enjoy food, we want to encourage that, but many of us are doing a lot of non-hungry eating," he says, offering this motto to the weight-challenged: "I can have it, but do I really feel like it?"

So Lawson, with personal trainer in tow, might just be able to have her slut-red raspberries in chardonnay jelly (served with double cream) — and smother herself in them too.

http://www.smh.com.au/news/peo.....ullpage#contentSwap1
]]> Wed, 26 Mar 2008 09:10:08 SuziH Patrick Swayze http://www.ebroadcast.com.au/eblah/m-1204761613/ http://www.ebroadcast.com.au/eblah/m-1204761613/#num1 hope pray a miracle does happen/occur!

Five weeks to live
8:37a.m. 6 March 2008
Patrick Swayze only has five weeks to live, it has been claimed.

The 'Ghost' actor is reportedly suffering from a particularly vicious form of pancreatic cancer which has now spread to his other organs, and is not responding to treatment.

After being diagnosed with the disease in late January, Patrick - who is a fully qualified pilot - has been flying his private Beechcraft aeroplane to Stanford University's highly-respected cancer centre in Palo Alto, California, for radical chemotherapy.

However, the three doses of chemotherapy failed to significantly shrink the tumour, and doctors have now told the 55-year-old to prepare for the end, according to the National Enquirer magazine.

A source close to the star said: "He was told he could have two more treatments, but his cancer was not responding. In short - they held out little hope for a cure.

"It's time to start praying for a miracle."

Patrick - who is married to actress Lisa Niemi - has lost more than 20lbs in the last few weeks, and is surviving solely on a liquid diet as he is having trouble keeping down solids.

Reports are yet to be confirmed, and a representative for the actor told BANG Showbiz: "I don't know anything about this, I'll have to get back to you with more details."

Sufferers of pancreatic cancer typically have a survival rate of less than 5 per cent, but as the cancer has spread to Patrick's other vital organs he has an even lower chance of beating the disease.

Patrick first shot to fame starring as bad boy Johnny Castle in the hit 1987 movie 'Dirty Dancing' before going on to star in a host of hit films including 'Ghost' and 'Point Break'.

http://www.thedaily.com.au/news/2008/mar/06/five-weeks-live/
Pic from: http://www.ew.com/ew/article/0,,1097277,00.html

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I for one am shocked! It must have been accidental, he must have done an Anna Nicole and mixed drugs accidentally. I can't imagine why he would take his own life! I'm just shocked....]]> Wed, 23 Jan 2008 09:15:17 Simpson Sandra Sully-drunk or not? http://www.ebroadcast.com.au/eblah/m-1185694545/ http://www.ebroadcast.com.au/eblah/m-1185694545/#num1 Either she's drunk or she can't read a teleprompter.  She slurs, stumbles over words and makes jokes to her male co-host that are FULL of sexual innuendo.  Is it the news or Sandra Sully's Variety Hour?]]> Sun, 29 Jul 2007 17:35:45 roshi Look Alike ? http://www.ebroadcast.com.au/eblah/m-1180306110/ http://www.ebroadcast.com.au/eblah/m-1180306110/#num1 ]]> Mon, 28 May 2007 08:48:30 Dalton