The nutty stories from the fluffy world of celebrities.
Britney Spears flipped her wig again this week, locking herself in her bathroom with her kids when Kevin Federline's bodyguards showed up to return the kids to him. After a four hour standoff with authorities, Britney was sent to hospital strapped to a gurney, and is reported to be under suicide watch.
She is also being evaluated by mental health professionals, where they are likely to find she's not insane, just a celebrity.
My favourite part of the Britney saga is a small bit in a story about Britney's lawyers quitting her business, in which the story refers to her ex as "K-Daddy." From now on, Mr. Federline will be known in these pages as K-Daddy, it's beautiful.
And speaking of K-Daddy, what kind of clown sends his bodyguards to pick up his children from a visitation? Who is really looking after these kids? It's been said before, but bears repeating. You know Britney Spears is a really bad mother when he's the good parent of the couple.
I love Keira Knightly, I really do. But the suggestion that her green dress from Atonement is more iconic than Marilyn Monroe's in The Seven Year Itch and Audrey Hepburn’s black dress from Breakfast At Tiffany’s makes me want to send a dictionary to the editors of SkyMovies and Instyle magazine, with the word iconic underlined. Below are the three dresses, you decide which one falls into icon status.
Zeppelin Rumour of the week, courtesy of Ramble On.
It appears what Dave Grohl wants, Dave Grohl gets. Dave Grohl wants to drum for Led Zeppelin, so the music media have deemed it so. Dave is in, Jason Bonham out, all because it's what Dave Grohl really, really wants.
I like Dave Grohl too, he seems like a nice guy, but anyone who thinks it's Jason Bonham holding Zeppelin back from a tour is delusional. And he was excellent at the Dec 10 show, so there is no musical reason to replace him. Sorry Dave, you have no more claim to the Zeppelin drum chair than I do to a rhythm guitar slot with the boys.
The Three Tenors have decided not to continue without third tenor Luciano Pavoratti, who passed away in Spetember from pancreatic cancer:
For Placido (Domingo) and myself (Jose Carreras) to do something would betray the memory of Luciano, I don't think that would be ethical.
Yea Yea, Led Zeppelin said the same thing back in 1980. Give them 27 years, and they'll be right back out there.
Britney Spears flipped her wig again this week, locking herself in her bathroom with her kids when Kevin Federline's bodyguards showed up to return the kids to him. After a four hour standoff with authorities, Britney was sent to hospital strapped to a gurney, and is reported to be under suicide watch.
