Friday, April 8, 2011
Hollywood1News: Nude for Playboy: Karina Smirnoff
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Nude for Playboy: Karina Smirnoff
Karina Smirnoff
The Ukrainian-born bombshell, 33, who is partnered with Ralph Macchio this season, will appear in the altogether in the upcoming issue of Playboy.
"The May issue of Playboy is unforgettable with Dancing With The Stars' Karina Smirnoff on the cover & nude inside," Playboy chief Hugh Hefner Tweeted. – Dahvi Shira
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Amanda Byne's Dog Dies
Amanda Bynes and Little Angel
On Tuesday, the actress reported that Little Angel "got out of my house somehow and is LOST."
Asking her 53,000 Twitter followers for help, she added, "If anyone finds her I BEG you to please contact me thru Twitter," even offering a reward.
Bynes, who frequently posted pictures of her puppy on Twitter, shared a recent one of the caramel-coated Pom. Later that day, Bynes followed up to say that "Little Angel is in heaven now. RIP I love you."
Little Angel was just 4 months old.
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
New Tattoo for Angelina Jolie: new Adoption?
Angelina Jolie
During a U.N. goodwill trip to the Tunisia-Libya border this week, Jolie, 35, was photographed showing a tattoo of a new set of map coordinates on her arm, just underneath tattoos of coordinates of the birthplaces of her six children with Brad Pitt, 47.
First noticed by Wonderwall, the numbers are hard to make out. One possibility is they relate to the North African region Jolie is visiting.
But a source close to Jolie warns not to read too much into her skin art, telling PEOPLE that all adoption speculation is false.
Jolie adopted Maddox, 9, from Cambodia, Pax, 7, from Vietnam and Zahara, 6, from Ethiopia. Shiloh, 4, was born in Namibia and 2-year-old twins Vivienne and Knox were born in France.
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
April 5 Justin Timberlake's New GirlFriend!
Justin Timberlake with Olivia Wilde
Justin Timberlake and Olivia Wilde
The Now costars hit The Roxbury in Hollywood Saturday night, and snuggled together in the VIP section until 1 a.m., when Timberlake, 30, requested they move to the patio so he could listen to hip hop.
Wilde, 27, who in early March filed for divorce from her husband of eight years, Italian Prince Tao Ruspoli, has recently been spotted with Ryan Gosling. But on Saturday, she seemed perfectly in sync with Timberlake.
The duo arrived at the club together, both were wearing white T-shirts and jeans, and both drank vodka. They also left together at 3 a.m.
Some sources say they looked like they were on a date. But another says that "they happened to meet each other there. They weren't on a date. They've been friends since they worked together on Alpha Dog. Nothing's going on. They're just friends."
Monday, April 4, 2011
April 4 Country Music Awards
From left: Steven Tyler and Carrie Underwood and Rihanna with Jennifer Nettles
When Nashville's finest take over Sin City for the Academy of Country Music Awards, it's a good thing that what happens in Vegas doesn't stay in Vegas.
The awards, which went to such to country crooners as Miranda Lambert and Taylor Swift, were only one highlight of Sunday night's show. If you missed any of the cowboy hat-happy action, PEOPLE.com breaks down some of the show's more memorable moments. Among them:
• Blake Shelton Says the Funniest Things
Country stars must have been shaking in their boots when host Shelton started unleashing his humor on his peers. Shelton's targets included Carrie Underwood, Swift, Miley Cyrus and LeAnn Rimes.
"Eric Church has a big hit this year with 'Smoke a Little Smoke,' Shelton, 34, told the audience. His punch line? "I heard it was about Miley Cyrus."
His lighthearted quips broke the ground rule that Shelton's co-host, Reba McEntire, 56, laid down from the get-go of the ceremony: "Blake and I have decided there will be no Charlie Sheen jokes and no Lindsay Lohan jokes and no jokes about celebrity scandals," she said with a laugh, adding, "so goodnight, everybody."
• Entertainer of the Year
Swift lived up to the title she earned later in the show with a foot-tapping take on her song "Mean." She started off singing on a porch backdrop, which was later traded for a skyline background to match the lyrics, "Someday I'll be living in a big old city/And all you're ever gonna be is mean."
"For me, with the entertainer of the year award, I see the face of Shania [Twain] and Garth [Brooks] and my heroes," she told PEOPLE after snagging the honor. "To be among them – it just means so much."
• Rob and Reese Go Country
You've seen Robert Pattinson rock fangs – but who knew Twilight's British hunk had a little Southern twang? Joined by his Water for Elephants costar (and recent bride) Reese Witherspoon, Pattinson spilled the details about his drink of choice when they were filming in Tennessee.
"I like drinking a lot of moonshine," he said.
• Ideal Duet
What would Simon Cowell say? American Idol judge Steven Tyler teamed up with season-four winner Carrie Underwood for a mashup of her hit "Undo It" and Aerosmith jam "Walk This Way."
The performance turned intimate when Tyler went in for a smooch at the cue of the lyrics. It was all in good, theatrical fun, though – the only thing these stars did with their mouths was sing.
• Big Stars, Big Hearts
A group of young adults with developmental disabilities from the academy's Lifting Lives music camp joined country star Darius Rucker onstage to perform a song straight from the heart – to the letter.
The song, titled "Music From the Heart," brought the audience to their feet, including a teary-eyed Underwood and a visibly moved Swift.
The awards, which went to such to country crooners as Miranda Lambert and Taylor Swift, were only one highlight of Sunday night's show. If you missed any of the cowboy hat-happy action, PEOPLE.com breaks down some of the show's more memorable moments. Among them:
• Blake Shelton Says the Funniest Things
Country stars must have been shaking in their boots when host Shelton started unleashing his humor on his peers. Shelton's targets included Carrie Underwood, Swift, Miley Cyrus and LeAnn Rimes.
"Eric Church has a big hit this year with 'Smoke a Little Smoke,' Shelton, 34, told the audience. His punch line? "I heard it was about Miley Cyrus."
His lighthearted quips broke the ground rule that Shelton's co-host, Reba McEntire, 56, laid down from the get-go of the ceremony: "Blake and I have decided there will be no Charlie Sheen jokes and no Lindsay Lohan jokes and no jokes about celebrity scandals," she said with a laugh, adding, "so goodnight, everybody."
• Entertainer of the Year
Swift lived up to the title she earned later in the show with a foot-tapping take on her song "Mean." She started off singing on a porch backdrop, which was later traded for a skyline background to match the lyrics, "Someday I'll be living in a big old city/And all you're ever gonna be is mean."
"For me, with the entertainer of the year award, I see the face of Shania [Twain] and Garth [Brooks] and my heroes," she told PEOPLE after snagging the honor. "To be among them – it just means so much."
• Rob and Reese Go Country
You've seen Robert Pattinson rock fangs – but who knew Twilight's British hunk had a little Southern twang? Joined by his Water for Elephants costar (and recent bride) Reese Witherspoon, Pattinson spilled the details about his drink of choice when they were filming in Tennessee.
"I like drinking a lot of moonshine," he said.
• Ideal Duet
What would Simon Cowell say? American Idol judge Steven Tyler teamed up with season-four winner Carrie Underwood for a mashup of her hit "Undo It" and Aerosmith jam "Walk This Way."
The performance turned intimate when Tyler went in for a smooch at the cue of the lyrics. It was all in good, theatrical fun, though – the only thing these stars did with their mouths was sing.
• Big Stars, Big Hearts
A group of young adults with developmental disabilities from the academy's Lifting Lives music camp joined country star Darius Rucker onstage to perform a song straight from the heart – to the letter.
The song, titled "Music From the Heart," brought the audience to their feet, including a teary-eyed Underwood and a visibly moved Swift.
Friday, April 1, 2011
April 1st Ashlee & Pete: Back Together?
Ashlee Simpson, Pete Wentz and son Bronx on March 31
Dressed causally as they soaked up some southern California sunshine – with Wentz carrying 2-year-old Bronx on one hip – the young family stopped by the Beverly Glen Mall in Los Angeles Thursday and picked up some coffee and iced tea at a Starbucks.
"Ashlee and Pete held hands, and Pete especially looked very happy," an onlooker says. "While waiting for their drinks, Pete had his arm around Ashlee and they definitely looked like a couple again."
Added the onlooker: "Ashlee kept smiling and lovingly leaned on Pete."
Though they look friendlier than ever, this isn't their first post-split outing. They've continued to hang out as a family, even after Simpson filed for divorce in February.
All along, sources have told PEOPLE the couple's breakup is friendly, and that being good parents to son Bronx is their priority.
"They're both focused on making this transition as easy as possible for him," a source told PEOPLE recently.
Added a source close to the couple, "It's very amicable. They're on very friendly terms and speaking – it's fine."
Reps for the two had no comment.
But, despite their upbeat demeanor, another source tells PEOPLE that their outing Thursday doesn't mean the two are reconciling."This is not a sign that they are getting back together," the source says. "They both care about each other tremendously. They both love Bronx very much, and Ashlee has always called Pete her best friend. They are in the middle of still trying to figure this out."
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