Showing posts with label Entertainment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Entertainment. Show all posts
God makes exception for George Michael
God then handed this message down to the Pope. "The secret to getting into heaven is your belief in Jesus as your Lord and Savior. And while George did not make any overt references to the bible, and wore a cross ironically, he did make a catchy tune called Faith."
Rumors that George Michael will be released from the all-consuming pain that surrounds him every second of every minute of every hour of every day of every week of every month of every year in hell, began when God mentioned to Moses how George could have pumped out at least another 1-2 albums had he not gotten off track getting caught masturbating at the movie theater. "I am all-seeing God and even I had to look away. But now he will be ready to crank out some pop hits combined with a steller choreographical interpretation. "Pain is really good to get the creative juices flowing you know."
BREAKING: Stars don't actually use the products they advertise!
In a shocking revelation, it turns out trusted and beloved actors across the board don't actually consume the products they pedal. Hair stylist Manny Angelo, who's been cutting Sofia Verdago's hair for four years said, "Bitch please, Sophia couldn't pick Head and Shoulders out of a lineup if it included three rapists, two pedophiles and one bottle of shampoo." Jennifer Aniston reportedly fired her latest assistant for giving her a bottle of Aveeno when she asked for moisturizer. Aniston was later overheard saying, "I would rather have Ralph [an overweight crew member] jizz on my face than rub that shit on my cheeks."
In a similar notion, Samuel L. Jackson reportedly cannot get approved for a Capitol One credit card, prompting him to star in one of their commercials. Financial Analyst Jim Mercer weighed in on the recent trend of selling out. "Celebrity status does not come without it's price. And while most can afford the Malibu beach house and champagne VIP section, it is not a sustainable lifestyle. That or they simply enjoy being corporate shills." Social Scientist, Adam Barstein added, "Look at Selma Hyack. She's worth millions, yet she married an old, saggy billionaire, thus confirming that for some, gold digging is engrained in their DNA."
Worse still are the many upcoming actors looking for their big break, but cannot even find opportunity in the commercial industry. Scott Rosenfeld, who's had roles such as Guy#3 in He's Just Not That Into You and a small recurring role in an Amazon pilot alongside Christina Ricci had this to say. "I'm in the room practicing my lines for a car commercial, and I look over and hear, "Alright, alright, alright. You here for the Lincoln audition too?" "Are you freaking kidding me," a dejected Scott said before wiping his ass with the script and then brushing it under Matthew McConaughey's nose before storming out.
In a similar notion, Samuel L. Jackson reportedly cannot get approved for a Capitol One credit card, prompting him to star in one of their commercials. Financial Analyst Jim Mercer weighed in on the recent trend of selling out. "Celebrity status does not come without it's price. And while most can afford the Malibu beach house and champagne VIP section, it is not a sustainable lifestyle. That or they simply enjoy being corporate shills." Social Scientist, Adam Barstein added, "Look at Selma Hyack. She's worth millions, yet she married an old, saggy billionaire, thus confirming that for some, gold digging is engrained in their DNA."
Worse still are the many upcoming actors looking for their big break, but cannot even find opportunity in the commercial industry. Scott Rosenfeld, who's had roles such as Guy#3 in He's Just Not That Into You and a small recurring role in an Amazon pilot alongside Christina Ricci had this to say. "I'm in the room practicing my lines for a car commercial, and I look over and hear, "Alright, alright, alright. You here for the Lincoln audition too?" "Are you freaking kidding me," a dejected Scott said before wiping his ass with the script and then brushing it under Matthew McConaughey's nose before storming out.
Leonardo DiCaprio slated to star as Gilbert Godfrey in upcoming blockbuster
After successfully playing legendary historical figures such as Howard Hughes, J. Edgard Hoover and Jay Gatsby, Leo will undertake his most challenging role by stepping into the shoes of comedian and former voice of the Aflac duck, Gilbert Godfrey in the soon-to-be-released movie, Godfrey.
"Getting into character is hard," said the prestigious actor from his Beverly Hills mansion. "I have to squint my face for like five minutes before each take." "Don't even get me started on the voice." Leo has reportedly been treated multiple times for laryngitis after spending hours trying to impersonate the comedian's very-specific speech pattern. "af-LAC. AF-lac. AFLAC. how COME, HOW come, HOW COME..." a hoarse DiCaprio could be heard from his million dollar trailer experimenting with different intonations.
While originally just a hidden camera joke set to be aired on "Punk'd," neither Ashton Kutcher nor anyone else can now bring themself to tell Leo the truth. "With the amount of star power that Leonardo DiCaprio brings to the table, this will most likely be released in theatres," said Imagine Entertainment executive Barton Meyers. When asked how the movie will fare compared to his other works, the exec said, "Not well, but still better than J. Edgar."
"Getting into character is hard," said the prestigious actor from his Beverly Hills mansion. "I have to squint my face for like five minutes before each take." "Don't even get me started on the voice." Leo has reportedly been treated multiple times for laryngitis after spending hours trying to impersonate the comedian's very-specific speech pattern. "af-LAC. AF-lac. AFLAC. how COME, HOW come, HOW COME..." a hoarse DiCaprio could be heard from his million dollar trailer experimenting with different intonations.
While originally just a hidden camera joke set to be aired on "Punk'd," neither Ashton Kutcher nor anyone else can now bring themself to tell Leo the truth. "With the amount of star power that Leonardo DiCaprio brings to the table, this will most likely be released in theatres," said Imagine Entertainment executive Barton Meyers. When asked how the movie will fare compared to his other works, the exec said, "Not well, but still better than J. Edgar."
"I did it the hard way"
Says Jaden Smith, son of Will Smith, Kate Hudson, daughter of Goldie Hawn, Gwyneth Paltrow, daughter of Blythe Danner, Jennifer Aniston, daughter of some soap star, Tori Spelling, daughter of 90210 producer Aaron Spelling, Ben Stiller, son of Jerry Stiller, Christian Slater, son of casting director Mary Jo Slater, Paulie Shore, son of Comedy Store founder Mitzi Shore, Lorraine Nicholson, daughter of Jack Nicholson, Colin Hanks, son of Tom Hanks, Angelina Jolie, daughter of John Voigt, Nicolas Cage, nephew of Godfather director Francis Ford Coppola, Drew Barrymore, daughter of everyone, Keifer Sutherland, son of Donald Sutherland, Jeff and Beau Bridges, sons of Lloyd Bridges, Emilio Estevez and Charlie Sheen, sons of Martin Sheen, Sean Astin, son of Patty Duke, Bryce Dallas Howard, daughter of Ron Howard, Miley Cyrus, daughter of Billy Ray Cyrus, George Clooney, Drew Barrymore, Zooey Deschanel, and 1,496 other actors, directors, and producers.
Radio stations vow to play your favorite song until you hate it
Following a lack of repetition in the music industry, radio stations have taken notice and agreed to increase the frequency to which it plays top twenty hits. Ryan Seacrest apologized to a crowd outside of the KISS FM radio station, "I am so sorry that we have been exposing the public to so many new artists. From now on, we're only shoving Rihanna, Lady Gaga and maybe one other musician down your throat."
"What about the classics?" A girl screamed at Ryan. “I want to hear Oops I did it again by Indie artist Brittany Spears,” the 21 year-old fan shouted before hurling a perfume bottle at his head.
To counter the eclectic taste of music put out by radio, new stations are popping up that just focus on one song at a time. 98.4, “the repeat,” has been playing Katy Perry’s “Part of me” nonstop for the last three weeks. A pre-recorded audio tape for the station said “And now, 45 minutes of uninterrupted “Part of me” followed by Katy Perry’s, “Part of me.” While 99.9% of the music industry agrees with Ryan, there are a few detractors. Ralph Gleason of Rolling Stone magazine had this to say, "All new music is a rip off of something else, repackaged and played on rotation until your ears bleed, but it could be worse. They could just digitally remaster them and re-release the same shit like movies do.”
"What about the classics?" A girl screamed at Ryan. “I want to hear Oops I did it again by Indie artist Brittany Spears,” the 21 year-old fan shouted before hurling a perfume bottle at his head.
To counter the eclectic taste of music put out by radio, new stations are popping up that just focus on one song at a time. 98.4, “the repeat,” has been playing Katy Perry’s “Part of me” nonstop for the last three weeks. A pre-recorded audio tape for the station said “And now, 45 minutes of uninterrupted “Part of me” followed by Katy Perry’s, “Part of me.” While 99.9% of the music industry agrees with Ryan, there are a few detractors. Ralph Gleason of Rolling Stone magazine had this to say, "All new music is a rip off of something else, repackaged and played on rotation until your ears bleed, but it could be worse. They could just digitally remaster them and re-release the same shit like movies do.”
MAN IN BACKGROUND OF DOCUMENTARY WON'T STOP STARING DIRECTLY INTO CAMERA LENS
“Seriously, will somebody get this guy out of here? Jesus! Now, he’s awkwardly following the camera.”
ON A MISSION TO OUTDO AVATAR, DISNEY RELEASES 4D MOVIES
"Said one teenager, "What the fuck am I looking at?"
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