We’ve told you about all half-naked dudes and hot chicks in 2011 calendars. But now, there’s a calendar that’ll make everybody drool: Pizza Is For Everyone! That’s right hot stuff, it’s 365 days of of the tastiest slices. Saucy!
Is it just me, or does Matt Damon look like Tom Ripley impersonating Freddie Miles, Philip Seymour Hoffman’s character, in “The Talented Mr. Ripley?” In actuality, he was out promoting “True Grit” on “The Late Show with David Letterman.” [NYC, 12/16/10]
Over the last 12 months, we’ve cheered from the sidelines as our favorite stars fell in love, got engaged and got married. Sure, 2010 had its share of celeb divorces, but it also had a whole lot of happy love stories as well. Here, then, are the top 10 celebrity love stories of the year!
Walter Steiger has an interesting idea with these rounded sole platforms ... but does anyone’s feet actually flex that way except for ballerinas? [Designer Social]
“I decided to focus on animals’ mating rituals. I’ve always been interested in biology and animals.”
To find out which beautiful model-turned-actress is into sexy beasts, click here ...
“It’s exactly as fabulous as you would all think it is. He’s fun; he’s really a very curious man. I learn a lot through him. He’s interested in everything… He still ties my shoes for me.”
—Iman discusses her 18-year marriage to David Bowie. I would tie Iman’s shoes too, if she let me. [Racked]
The white leopard print leggings? The furry pink vest? The sequined belt? Yup, every WTF item in my closet is from Forever 21. But the store’s is so inexpensive, can you say no to a lime green bra and panties set covered in spikes?! (OK, I made that last one up. But they probably sell it.) The older I get, the more increasingly difficult it gets to justify shopping at a store that I’m sure outfitted many a Lady Gaga costume this past Halloween. That’s why I’m somewhat obsessed with the blog WTForever 21, which mercilessly mocks the store’s weirder offerings.
Is there anything more cheerful and holiday-rific than “The Peanuts” theme song? Written in 1964 by composer Vince Guaraldi, the winsome little tune is actually called “Linus and Lucy.” Today, imagine yourself bopping around to it with Shroeder and the gang. [YouTube]
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