Ryan Fox
is probably going to get all jealous that daddy is posting pics of
other girls, but really, who can blame me? Also, Daisy hasn’t said that
she dislikes small penis (yet). More points for her. Check out the
rest of the pics here.
Monday, August 6, 2012
11 Photos of Child Stars All Grown Up (That Will Make You Feel Old)
When I was 13, I was in a play at a local community theater. And for the next 15 years, they kept sending mail to my parents' house advertising acting camps for middle school kids. I was frozen in their minds (and, to a more accurate extent, databases) as a 13-year-old.
This list is filled primarily with child stars from the '80s and '90s who may be frozen in our minds as kids... but now, they're all grown up. There's nothing like seeing adult versions of child stars to make you remember your own mortality, you know.
- Dylan and Blake Tuomy-Wilhoit of "Full House"
What reaction did you have when you saw their grown-up photos? Was it...(a) Have mercy!
For me it was (f), then (b), followed by (g).
(b) Cut. It. Out.
(c) How rude!
(d) You're in big trouble, mister!
(e) You got it, dude!
(f) Not the hair!
(g) Remember when Stephanie got that slutty friend? She could've grown up to be pretty hot. I wonder what happened to her? - Jerry Supiran of "Small Wonder"
I'm sure growing up with a robot sister ages you -- I mean, SO many things get taken literally. ("When I said go fly a kite I didn't mean you should actually go outside and fly a kite!" and such.) But I'm not sure if even that can be used as an excuse for wearing a Budweiser cowboy hat and soul patch in mixed company. - Jake Lloyd of "Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace"
Think that the disastrous first "Star Wars" prequel ruined YOUR life? - Jonathan Lipnicki of "Jerry Maguire"
Just because you shave off all your hair, it's not going to change the fact that your human head weighs eight pounds. Just like if you cut off your nose, it doesn't change the fact that bees and dogs can smell fear. - Chris Smith and Chris Kelly of Kris Kross
Anyone else accidentally put something on backwards and then immediately break out into "Jump"? Anyone? Like two weeks ago I put on a shirt backwards then, completely alone in my room, started rapping "Some of 'em try to rhyme but they can't rhyme like this, NO! Cause I'm the miggitty-miggitty-miggitty-miggitty-mack daddy."
Then again, every time in the past decade I've heard a woman talk about Mr. Big from "Sex and the City" I've started singing, "I'm the one who wants to be with you. Deep inside I hope you feel it too. Waiting on a line of something something. Just to be the next to be with you." - The Hanson Brothers
It's just weird that they've grown up and no longer look like (from left to right) Melissa Joan Hart, Topanga from "Boy Meets World", and Jamie Lee Curtis. - Elian Gonzalez
I still can't believe we let him fly that trillion dollar bill down to Cuba. - Michael Fishman
Now, at age 29, he's been married for 11 years, he has two children, and was nominated for an Emmy for set design and art direction. In other words: He's the worst child star ever. - Spencer Elden of the Nirvana "Nevermind" cover
According to the story, his parents' friend was in charge of taking a photo for Nirvana's album cover and paid them and Spencer... $200. (Could've been $201 if he'd just caught that dollar, I suppose.) - Jeff Cohen of "The Goonies"
So... does being the man behind the Truffle Shuffle help you or hurt you when you're trying to pick up women? Especially since it appears like he dropped a bunch of the required weight? My guess: Not successful in high school where it wouldn't be seen as cool... very successful in college where it would be seen as cool... successful about one out of three times in adult life. - Daviegh Chase of "The Ring"
Wow. She turned out well!
10 Pop Stars Who Were Bullied as Kids
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While bullying has been going on since the beginning of time, pop stars like Lady Gaga and Demi Lovato have made it their mission to stop it once and for all — and not just because they feel bad for the victims, but because they themselves were at the receiving end of harsh comments and actions.
With the new documentary ‘Bully’ hitting theaters this weekend, it’s an appropriate time to hear firsthand accounts of bullying from celebrities like Gaga, Eminem, Selena Gomez, Madonna, Taylor Swift and more.
Top 10 Worst Dressed TV Characters of All Time
TV characters from the dawn of the broadcast era have inspired
viewers through fashion. Who doesn’t have a vivid image of Leave It to
Beaver’s Mrs. Cleaver and her starched dresses and pearls or the New
York high fashion looks of the cast of Sex and City? We have viewed
fashion trends through the years on our TV screens and have definitely
seen the good, the bad, and the ugly when it comes to clothing. While
few would dispute that the sleek, 1960s looks worn on the Dick Van Dyke
Show or the glamorous couture on Dynasty defined the times, not all TV
shows have led the way when it comes to fashion. And, there have been a
number of characters who are best known for their less than stellar
wardrobes. They’ve made us cringe, laugh, and gawk at their tackiness
and lack of good taste. Here are the top ten worst dressed TV characters
of all time.
Portrayed by Eve Plumb, the achingly whiny and insecure middle daughter of the Brady clan, Jan experimented with a wide variety of fashions and accessories over the course of the five years that The Brady Bunch aired on ABC. From macramé vests and plaid bell-bottoms to granny glasses and, of course, the famous black ‘fro, Jan Brady displayed adolescent, early 1970’s style like no other.
With a fondness for mumus, kaftans, turbans, and tacky costume jewelry, Mrs. Roper of Three’s Company fame, clearly deserves her spot on the list. Audra Lindley brilliantly played the role of the outrageously dressed and sexually frustrated wife of Stanley on the wildly popular show that ran from 1977 to 1984. Although Mrs. Roper was only on the show for three seasons, she clearly made her mark on the fashion world with her flowing garb and garish accessories.
Yes, there is yet another member of the Three’s Company cast that would have also made Mr. Blackwell’s worst dressed list. It’s none other than Mr. Furley, played by the hilarious Don Knotts. As the landlord who replaced Stanley Roper, Mr. Furley mixed polyester pastel leisure suits with fabulously ridiculous print wide-collared shirts. Of course, he didn’t stop there. White vinyl shoes, medallions, and of course ascots tied jauntily around his neck were part of his regular get-up. Undoubtedly, his memorable outfits along with his impeccable comic ability have been forever etched into the memories of TV fans forever.
As Mayberry’s auto mechanic on the classic series The Andy Griffith Show, Goober, played by George Lindsey, dressed the part of a dim-witted goofball. His day wear consisted of a dirty work shirt, high-waisted pants cinched with a wide belt, and a beanie that was strangely similar to the one worn by Jughead from the Archie Comics. On special occasions or when visiting Aunt Bea, he would put on a poorly tailored, faded brown suit and a wide, paisley tie and slick his hair back with Dippity Do.
As the eldest character in the long-running series The Golden Girls, Sophia Petrillo became the hit of the show thanks to her rude remarks and put-downs. She was also known for her geriatric fashion sense that included crusty-looking, acrylic cardigans, over-sized reading glasses, opaque support hose, and house coats. Her signature item was, of course, her bamboo handbag that she was rarely seen without.
Serving as an inspiration to countless wannabe pimps, Huggy Bear was the jive-talking informant on Starsky & Hutch who brought “urban” fashion to mainstream America. With a love of oversized bow-ties, wide-brimmed hats, crushed velvet, fur-trimmed coats, and platform shoes, Antonio Fargas made the most of his supporting role. Snoop Dogg brought back the character of Huggy Bear in the 2004 movie version of Starsky & Hutch.
Dressed for purity, as well as for aviation, Sally Field wore highly starched headgear and a habit in her role as Sister Bertrille on The Flying Nun. Unlike her previous role as the perky and cute Gidget, the Oscar-winning actress appeared just strange and bizarre in the show that focused on the misadventures of a community of nuns. With the entire show’s premise centered on Sister Bertrille’s ability to catch a breeze and fly, the show’s writers were hard-pressed to develop storylines, and the show was cancelled after a three year run.
No, Betty Suarez of Ugly Betty doesn’t have the fashion sense of Carrie Bradshaw of Sex in the City. Though Betty, portrayed by America Ferrera, is working for a leading fashion magazine, she is woefully fashion-challenged. Showing up for her first day on the job with a poncho emblazoned with “Guadalajara”, braces, glasses, and pearls, she is taking on the fashion industry with her working class roots and untiring work ethic.
As Drew’s arch-nemesis on the Drew Carey Show, Mimi Bobeck, portrayed by Kathy Kinney, was a visual anomaly in garish makeup fit for a drag queen and clothing equally as startling. Mixing plaids and floral prints with great abandon, Mimi often stole the show from the other cast members. With a love of rock and roll, her claim to fame was that musician Peter Frampton carried a flame for her and had a tattoo of her likeness on his chest. With her over-the-top sense of fashion, this almost seems plausible.
Ok, so she wasn’t a regular on the Aaron Spelling produced classic hit, Charo most certainly left a fashion impact on Love Boat with her sequined, Spandex wear that left little to the imagination. The Captain, Gopher, Doc, and Isaac couldn’t help but notice. She made a total of eight appearances on the Saturday evening show that ran for nine years. If you haven’t checked out her disco, almost incomprehensible version of the Love Boat theme still shown on YouTube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cls4QP9s12s, it’s definitely worth a peek.
Jan Brady
Portrayed by Eve Plumb, the achingly whiny and insecure middle daughter of the Brady clan, Jan experimented with a wide variety of fashions and accessories over the course of the five years that The Brady Bunch aired on ABC. From macramé vests and plaid bell-bottoms to granny glasses and, of course, the famous black ‘fro, Jan Brady displayed adolescent, early 1970’s style like no other.
Mrs. Roper
With a fondness for mumus, kaftans, turbans, and tacky costume jewelry, Mrs. Roper of Three’s Company fame, clearly deserves her spot on the list. Audra Lindley brilliantly played the role of the outrageously dressed and sexually frustrated wife of Stanley on the wildly popular show that ran from 1977 to 1984. Although Mrs. Roper was only on the show for three seasons, she clearly made her mark on the fashion world with her flowing garb and garish accessories.
Mr. Furley
Yes, there is yet another member of the Three’s Company cast that would have also made Mr. Blackwell’s worst dressed list. It’s none other than Mr. Furley, played by the hilarious Don Knotts. As the landlord who replaced Stanley Roper, Mr. Furley mixed polyester pastel leisure suits with fabulously ridiculous print wide-collared shirts. Of course, he didn’t stop there. White vinyl shoes, medallions, and of course ascots tied jauntily around his neck were part of his regular get-up. Undoubtedly, his memorable outfits along with his impeccable comic ability have been forever etched into the memories of TV fans forever.
Goober Pyle
As Mayberry’s auto mechanic on the classic series The Andy Griffith Show, Goober, played by George Lindsey, dressed the part of a dim-witted goofball. His day wear consisted of a dirty work shirt, high-waisted pants cinched with a wide belt, and a beanie that was strangely similar to the one worn by Jughead from the Archie Comics. On special occasions or when visiting Aunt Bea, he would put on a poorly tailored, faded brown suit and a wide, paisley tie and slick his hair back with Dippity Do.
Sophia Petrillo
As the eldest character in the long-running series The Golden Girls, Sophia Petrillo became the hit of the show thanks to her rude remarks and put-downs. She was also known for her geriatric fashion sense that included crusty-looking, acrylic cardigans, over-sized reading glasses, opaque support hose, and house coats. Her signature item was, of course, her bamboo handbag that she was rarely seen without.
Huggy Bear
Serving as an inspiration to countless wannabe pimps, Huggy Bear was the jive-talking informant on Starsky & Hutch who brought “urban” fashion to mainstream America. With a love of oversized bow-ties, wide-brimmed hats, crushed velvet, fur-trimmed coats, and platform shoes, Antonio Fargas made the most of his supporting role. Snoop Dogg brought back the character of Huggy Bear in the 2004 movie version of Starsky & Hutch.
Sister Bertrille
Dressed for purity, as well as for aviation, Sally Field wore highly starched headgear and a habit in her role as Sister Bertrille on The Flying Nun. Unlike her previous role as the perky and cute Gidget, the Oscar-winning actress appeared just strange and bizarre in the show that focused on the misadventures of a community of nuns. With the entire show’s premise centered on Sister Bertrille’s ability to catch a breeze and fly, the show’s writers were hard-pressed to develop storylines, and the show was cancelled after a three year run.
Betty Suarez
No, Betty Suarez of Ugly Betty doesn’t have the fashion sense of Carrie Bradshaw of Sex in the City. Though Betty, portrayed by America Ferrera, is working for a leading fashion magazine, she is woefully fashion-challenged. Showing up for her first day on the job with a poncho emblazoned with “Guadalajara”, braces, glasses, and pearls, she is taking on the fashion industry with her working class roots and untiring work ethic.
Mimi Bobeck
As Drew’s arch-nemesis on the Drew Carey Show, Mimi Bobeck, portrayed by Kathy Kinney, was a visual anomaly in garish makeup fit for a drag queen and clothing equally as startling. Mixing plaids and floral prints with great abandon, Mimi often stole the show from the other cast members. With a love of rock and roll, her claim to fame was that musician Peter Frampton carried a flame for her and had a tattoo of her likeness on his chest. With her over-the-top sense of fashion, this almost seems plausible.
Charo on Love Boat
Ok, so she wasn’t a regular on the Aaron Spelling produced classic hit, Charo most certainly left a fashion impact on Love Boat with her sequined, Spandex wear that left little to the imagination. The Captain, Gopher, Doc, and Isaac couldn’t help but notice. She made a total of eight appearances on the Saturday evening show that ran for nine years. If you haven’t checked out her disco, almost incomprehensible version of the Love Boat theme still shown on YouTube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cls4QP9s12s, it’s definitely worth a peek.
Lindsay Lohan Makes Bizarre Sex Scene Demand While Filming New Movie The Canyons
Lindsay Lohan was initially hesitant to shoot a sex scene last week for her upcoming thriller ‘The Canyons,’ TMZ
is reporting. But the actress changed her mind, and decided to go
through with the scene after the 10-man crew working on the Paul
Schrader-directed film, set to be released next year, agreed to her
request.
In exchange for Lohan to go topless in the scene, the crew removed their clothing, down to their boxers. The crew was hesitant to go through with the actress’ request at first, but finally obliged. They shot the entire scene in just their boxers. Lohan’s request came after she posed nude for the cover of the January/February 2012 issue of Playboy, one of the most widely-viewed issues of all times.
In exchange for Lohan to go topless in the scene, the crew removed their clothing, down to their boxers. The crew was hesitant to go through with the actress’ request at first, but finally obliged. They shot the entire scene in just their boxers. Lohan’s request came after she posed nude for the cover of the January/February 2012 issue of Playboy, one of the most widely-viewed issues of all times.
5 Celebrities Speak on Being Known as a Diva
So many female stars are known as divas – some got the title for
their powerful presence on stage or on screen, while others have been
given the name after many rumors circulated about their backstage
demands or other extravagant needs. Some claim its all just a part of
their famous persona and they embrace it when they’re working, while
others say they aren’t a diva at all and only behave that way to look
powerful and confident in their work. Some just like to speak their mind
and be in control of their own lives which is why they’ve earned their
diva title! Here is what these 5 stars have to say about being called a
diva regularly.
Beyonce Knowles
Beyonce says her diva behavior stays on the
stage because her mother wouldn’t approve of her having a diva attitude
in real life: “I can guarantee that my mom would lock me up until I
came back down to earth if I acted like a diva. When I’m on stage, yeah,
I’m a diva. When I’m in front of the camera, I’m a diva. But when I’m
not performing, I leave that behind.”
Mariah Carey
Mariah doesn’t think being a diva is a bad
thing:”I don’t think of diva as being a negative term. To me, diva just
means you’re fabulous. I always thought that Diana Ross and Aretha
Franklin were fabulous divas. A diva has to have talent you know.”
Joan Collins
Joan doesn’t like the title because she
wants to be known for her work: “I hate that. I’m an actress. I’m a
working, jobbing actress. Whatever a diva is, I don’t understand that
label. Maybe it’s the fact I’ve always had a certain amount of
confidence in the way I walk, act and dress and talk from the time I was
very young.”
Jennifer Lopez
Jennifer doesn’t like all the talk of her
diva behavior – she says she doesn’t act like one but knows it’s a part
of her image: “I never like stories where people say I misbehave or act
like a diva, because I don’t. Or that I make terrible demands, because
those are always fabricated stories, and always have been. But they’ve
become such a strong part of my image that I have no control over it.
They’re not true, though, and that’s always bothered me. You have to
keep a sense of humour. There’s something that people want about that
diva idea, and I don’t understand it and it bothers me because it’s not
the type of person I am, but what can I do?”
Christina Aguilera
Christina says she acts independently and
if that is what makes her a diva she is proud of the label: “As for a
diva, I’m not the type of woman who can be told what to do. I have my
own mind, my own ideas and my own visions. I wouldn’t say I’m difficult.
I’d say assertive and sometimes that means I get the ‘b***h-card’. But
if having an opinion makes me a diva then I wear my badge with honour.”
The Olympic Village Is A Den Of Debauchery
ESPN just published a feature in which it interviewed dozens of athletes to get the dirt on the Olympic village experience, and their stories are even more shocking than you may have guessed. Swimmer Ryan Lochte claims between seventy and seventy-five percent of competitors have sex during the couple of weeks they’re in attendance. One American female who chose to remain anonymous even told the outlet two German bobsledders once tried to trade her their gold medal for sexual favors.
Not wanting their athletes to be tired or distracted during their events, some coaches impose strict rules on their athletes bringing people into the bedroom, but for most, it apparently does little good as competitors will sneak out and find partners wherever they can. Following Canada’s hockey win at the Vancouver Games, the team supposedly got drunk inside one of the dry lounges and within hours, various players were seen making out on couches with random women like they were still in high school.
The Olympics might not have been created to foster hook-ups, but if everyone is ready, willing and able, there’s nothing wrong with making a few memories of a whole different sort.
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