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I love the ending of "The First Wives Club," don't you? Too bad they never made that once-planned sequel. Too bad Goldie Hawn doesn't seem to be making movies at all anymore. Miss her.

Came upon this surfing the net and found it amusing, especially the first few minutes when the shy drama kid (Nathan Bexton) musters up the guts to cold call a hot guy from his high school (Jason Hall) who he barely knows. Now, Jason looks a tad too old to be playing a high school student but believe me, you won't mind...

Enjoy!

James Franco was on "Jimmy Kimmel Live" last night promoting his new movie "Pineapple Express" which opened on Wednesday. But he also found time to talk about "Milk," the upcoming movie about the late Harvey Milk that he stars in as Sean Penn's lover.

Here is the video but I also suggest you go over to Towleroad.com to read the transcript of the most interesting parts!

Anderson Cooper is so cool. Here is a clip of him with Kelly Ripa this morning talking about various reality show including "Project Runway" and "Living Lohan."

...again, Chris does such a good job with this interview...

This Time Magazine video has some fun stuff in it. The "Project Runway" judge answers quickly when asked what the worst fashion trend is: "The era of the Croc. It looks like a plastic hoof."

Then he compares the styles of First Lady candidates: "Michelle Obama looks so comfortable and relaxed inb her style and her fashion...Cindy McCain looks like someone twisted her ponytail too tight and tried to give her a facelift."
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Steven sure sounds a lot more articulate and thoughtful than previous gay contestants on "Big Brother" and in this video, shares some of his coiming out story. We'll have to see how he fares in the cutthroat world of "Big Brother>'

I'm so used to Michael C. Hall as serial killer "Dexter" that I almost forget how absolutely wonderful he was as David Fisher on HBO's late great "Six Feet Under." There from the start was David's boyfriend Keith Charles (Mathew St. Patrick). This video pays tribute to their love...enjoy!

Genre magazine created this sexy TV commercial to try and pump up its subscriptions. Well, they certainly have gotten our attention!

I haven't been keeping up with my fave Kathy Griffin's Bravo show "My Life on the D-List." Too many Outfest screeners and Wimbledon matches to watch lately! So, here are some clips of a recent episode (Kathy goes to the gay Madri Gras in Austrlia!) that I just finished watching at my desk.

Hey, it;s a living...

Just about every one of the blogs I check in the morning has this video so I'm gonna be a big follower and post it too. I think it is proof that most of the people who appear on these reality shows seem like complete idiots. But then again, I was a complete idiot in my 20s too - i just didn't have a camera recording it all.

Aside from "American Idol," I'm not watching any reality shows on a regular basis these days and this video reminds me of why!

Was feeling a tad under the weather so hunkered down last night to watch some DVDs. One of them was "27 Dresses" starring Katherine Heigl and James Marsden. Was it a great movie? No. But Heigl keeps you watching and I like her so much more in roles other than Izzie on "Grey's Anatomy." Anyway, here is my favorite scene" Katherine and James stuck in a rainstorm, get drunk in a bar and start to sing "Bennie and the Jets."

Mamma Mia! Meryl Streep! Magnificant! Here is Miss Streep at the London premiere of the film which opens soon ... but not soon enough for me! Here is the trailer:

Daniel Craig is the best thing to happen to the James Bond franchise since Sean Connery (sorry Pierce Brosnan fans!) and I cannot wait until his second outing as Agent 007 hits theaters this fall.

Adam Levine performed on "Good Morning America" Friday on "Good Morning America."
Enjoy!

I love it!!!

The magnificant Meryl Streep (pictured at the 2007 Academy Awards) turns 59 today. While she is the one who deserves gifts on this day, it is she who continues to give us the gift of her immense talent. Her next to films, the musical "Mama Mia" and the drama "Doubt" are highly anticipated and she showed us in "The Devil Wears Prada" a few summers ago that she can still pull off things that we've never seen her do before.

As part of an Out In Hollywood birthday tribute to Miss Streep, here are some clips from some of my very favorite performances of hers over the years. Each are so different, all are wonderful.

1. Devil Wears Prada

2. Postcards From the Edge

3. The Bridges of Madison County

4. Ironweed

5. Best of all, Meryl as herself accepting the Golden Globe Award for "Adaptation"

Wanda Sykes is such a hoot. I love her no-nonsense way of talking: "It's very simple: if you don't believe in same-sex marriage, don't marry someone of the same sex! I don't understand people all up in arms over (expletive) that don't affect them."

I found this clip on the Popnography site which has put together "The World's Shortest, Dumbest, Gay Marriage YouTube Comedy Film Festival."
Check it out!

Love this new ad for Heinz Deli Mayo that just premiered in the UK. It seems like one thing then turns out to be another and it's all sealed with a kiss. Check it out!

Oh Joan, I hope I'm just as naughty as you are when I'm 75. Miss Rivers was on the UK's version of "The View" the other day called "Loose Change." She was gabbing about red carpet interviews and offers her opinion of Russell Crowe: "He is a piece of - get ready to bleep this. (expletive, expletive)!" The show was live - no chance to bleep! The hosts seem rattled but Joan just goes on. But apparently during the commercial break, she is asked to leave the set.

Joan's apology is almost as funny: "Yes, I swore, and I'm so (expletive) sorry. No one told me the TV show Loose Women was a reality show and that I would be voted off. It's funny: offstage, I hardly ever use profanity. My favorite four-letter word is 'shop.'"

This kid's appearance on "The Today Show" this morning just blew me away. Tim Russert, who died on Friday, was one heck of a dad which is so apparent when you watch his son Luke Russert.