Judge Tells Kid Rock To Please Leave The Troops Alone
As Kid Rock probably wrapped his mullet around an enemy's neck for the purpose of strangulation that night in a Waffle House, well that must have felt pretty good. This is all theoretical, of course, but we think the temporary surge of power must have been so invigorating he just wanted more. He wanted his strength tested. In his mind's eye he probably saw himself physically beating up all kinds of things that would be awesome to beat up, like
King Kong and a string of zombie popes.
And the US military. But a judge just ended that last dream forever.
Sharon Stone Longs To Fill Young Son Lovingly With Botox To Cure His Stank Feet. We Heard.
hecklerspray doesn't have any kids, but if we did we'd demand DNA evidence and a court order to prove it. They ain't ours, skank. Of course, once those things were obtained we'd dote on them, treating them each individually with great love and deep respect at least until age six, when their value in the middle east really peaks.
Speaking of which - thanks for the price guide,
Amir, but do you have one in the King's English?
If you think that's bad - you should see
Sharon Stone's parenting. She wants to pump her child so full of Botox that his seams start to burst. That's why a judge just banished her to only seeing him two weekends a month or something.
OJ Simpson Trial: The Jury’s Almost Picked
OK, hands up who thought that it'd take 400 years to pick the jury for the new OJ Simpson trial because the whole world obviously hates OJ Simpson. Anyone? Just us? OK, well then we're the wrong ones. In actual fact, the jury for OJ Simpson's armed robbery and kidnap trial has almost been completely picked. What does that mean? Well, most importantly it means that the scene is set for us to plunge headlong into the nitty-gritty of the OJ Simpson trial itself next week.
Secondly it ostensibly means that there are a handful of people in Las Vegas who say they don't care about OJ Simpson murder acquittal in 1995. But what it actually means is that there's a handful of people who've either hidden their furious bitter hatred of OJ Simpson well enough to pass the jury selection process or are currently busy phoning publishers and scribbling down the first draft of their new book How I Banged OJ Simpson Up. Fun!
Here’s Kara DioGuardi, The American Idol Judge You Don’t Care About
Adding a fourth American Idol judge is a bad idea - like adding a fourth wheel to a tricycle, or a fourth leg to the injured dog that walks around hospitals on wheels sometimes. Not to stretch that metaphor, but it would be fine if the fourth dog leg was as famous as the other three dog legs, but it's not - it's a weirdly anonymous dog leg that you wouldn't even recognise if someone hacked it off and waved it around by itself away from all the other dog legs. Understand? Good.
Anyway.
Kara DioGuardi, the new fourth American Idol judge, has now been formally introduced to the public. We could have just said that instead of banging on about dog legs and saved everyone a lot of time and confusion, we suppose. Oh, will we ever learn?
The New American Idol Judge Is, Um…
American Idol is such a television sensation that it can pretty much get any name going, like Prince and Gordon Brown and, um, Taylor Hicks. So when the American Idol producers decided to shake up the holy trinity of
Simon Cowell, Randy Jackson and
Paula Abdul and hire a fourth judge, they aimed as high as they possibly could. So who did they pick?
Michael Jackson?
Madonna? The resuscitated zombie corpse of
Elvis Presley? The T-Rex out of Jurassic Park? No. The American Idol producers picked
Kara DioGuardi.
What? Don't look at us. We never said we knew who she was.
Gene Simmons Signs For The Worst TV Show Ever Made
As Gene Simmons' old band Kiss once sang "I wanna rock and roll all night/ and judge creatively suspect reality TV shows every day!" Prophetic lyrics indeed, because that's now what Gene Simmons has found himself doing. But before we tell you exactly what creatively suspect reality TV show Gene Simmons has agreed to judge, we should warn you that it absolutely isn't a joke - this show really is going to exist quite soon.
OK. Ready? Jingles. Advertising jingles. Gene Simmons from Kiss is going to judge a reality TV show about advertising jingles, where contestants have to write advertising jingles for various products and Gene Simmons judges the jingles and someone wins some cash. The show's called Jingles, by the way, as opposed to its working title of What's That In The Toilet? Oh, It's Gene Simmons' Career.
Wesley Snipes’ Chums Try To Keep Him Out Of Jail
There's a good chance that Wesley Snipes will be sent to jail for three years today - but not if the bald bloke from Cheers has any say-so. In a final desperate bid to wriggle out of a jail sentence after being found guilty of tax fraud, Wesley Snipes has enlisted the help of two of his most famous friends -
Denzel Washington and
Woody Harrleson - to write character witness statements pleading with the judge to let Snipes keep his freedom.
It might just work - the naturally-authoritative Washington appeals to the judge's sense of leniency by referring to Snipes in his letter as 'a mighty oak'. Harrelson, meanwhile, has just drawn a big picture of a happy cat in wax crayon on his, and then written 'I like kitons' underneath it. Might help.
Heather Mills Gets To Judge Beauty Contests
Heather Mills looks for three things in a man - 1) considerable age, 2) incredible wealth and 3) a haircut so bad that it makes children cry.
With this in mind, you'd expect that Donald Trump would be locked away in his panic room at the moment until the threat subsides, but that's not how Donald Trump rolls at all.
Donald Trump believes in looking fear in the eye, which is why - rather than hiding from Heather Mills, he's invited her to become a judge in his Miss USA pageant. Miss USA, of course, is the beauty pageant that keeps getting brought into disrepute thanks to all those naked pictures from the contestants' past. That's got nothing to do with Heather Mills. We just happened to mention it. Ahem.