These new screengrabs from Robert Pattinson's little-seen homolicious indie film, Little Ashes, show the Twilight hottie getting his Silence Of The Lambs on!
"Alleged" pics of Stipe and his boyfriend Thomas Dozol were uploaded to the website, guyswithiphones.com, on the 4th of July, but it looks like they had a visitor with them!
All four pics appear to be from the same bathroom, but who is the mystery guy showing off his tight ass???
If the rumors are true, Princess RiRi's upcoming album is going to be legendary!
Unknown sources over at Def Jam are talking up Rihanna's latest musical venture, remaining pretty hush hush over the specifics but tickling the world's balls with some killer info about the album.
Ri's working with a whole gang of collaborators: Kanye West, Justin Timberlake, Soulja Boy, Jay-Z and Pharrell Williams, just to name a few!
Major talent, bbs!
The album will reportedly be a complete change in sound for the Princess, with more rock and pop notes than the last album. Ri's apparently been extremely particular about song choice for the album and has been slaving over the lyrics and melodies, those of which sources at Def Jam are saying will "mark the spirits forever."
Intense!
There are also said to be a number of duets on the album, one of which was apparently to be with Chris Brown but was quickly canned after, well.. you know.
The album name will be kept under wraps until the "last moment," but Def Jam insiders say the album will highlight a more mature, original Rihanna than we've seen in the past.
We always seem to forget that Cokate is a mother!!
Whoops!
How could we???
Here's Moss participating in some motherly activities with the always adorable Lila Grace - checking out hard-pAArtying pal Lushy Allen's set at the Somerset House Series in London this weekend.
Becks is back where he belongs - the field - and the Los Angeles area!
David ventured over to El Segundo in Southern California on Saturday to play a few games of football soccer in celebration of the Footprints Fields Community Program.
Footprint Fields generously donates soccer fields to communities that cannot financially afford to build them.
How charitable!
Plus getting the chance to eye a sweaty, hot Becks while he kicks a soccer ball around isn't half bad, either!
Lindsanity was almost positive she could charm UK funnyman Russell Brand into her bedroom, but Brand turned La Loca down, according to The Sun.
Ouch!
We expect LOLhan to Tweet about this to set the record straight like….NOW!
Lindz and Brand were reportedly both at Diddy's 4th of July White Party in Beverly Hills last weekend when the LOLhan came on pretty strong to the Forgetting Sarah Marshall star.
Although the former hard-pAArtier politely rejected Lohan, one of Russell's friends had no qualms over revealing why the actor turned the trainwreck down!
"Lindsay is a very good-looking girl and she is used to getting what she wants. Russell has been on her radar for a while now but he doesn’t want anything to do with her," said the source. "He finds her constant craving for attention and her heavy drinking a turn-off. It’s not like he is short of female attention anyway."
Kiss your big screen hopes buh to the bye, Hayden!
It's bad enough that the ratings for Heroes are in the toilet, now Miz Panettiere can add a box office bomb to her resume!
Her new film I Love You Beth Cooper, pulled in a staggeringly bad $2 million at theaters on Friday night, with the movie only expected to make $6 million by the end of the weekend.
Legendary pop music parodist Weird Al Yankovic has written a touching remembrance for Rolling Stone about the passing of Michael Jackson.
Yankovic, who parodied both Beat It (Eat It) and Bad (Fat), reveals on the magazine's website that Michael was a gracious man who didn't mind being poked fun of and was an avid fan of Weird Al's movie UHF.
The first time around I pursued Michael Jackson about a song parody, it was a shot in the dark. We're talking about the most popular and famous person in the known universe, and here I was, this goofy comedy songwriter. He not only returned our phone calls, but he approved it. He thought it was a funny idea. Then when we did the second parody, "Fat," he was nice enough to let us use his subway set for the video, so he's always been very supportive.
The first time I met him in person was long after I had gotten permission to do "Eat It" back in 1984. There's a contract somewhere that has his signature next to mine, proving that we are the co-writers of "Eat It," which is surrealistic in and of itself. The first time I actually ran into him was backstage at one of his concerts, this was maybe four years later, when Even Worse came out with my second parody, "Fat." I went backstage, and he was seeing a lot of people, but I brought along a gold record of Even Worse to present to him, and he was very gracious and thanked me for it and said some nice things. After the fact, I thought, "That's probably the last thing Michael Jackson needs, another gold record for his storage locker." Seeing him in person was amazing, it was otherworldly. He was and continues to be so iconic, it's hard to even conceive of him as a human being. He always was bigger than life.
Our second meeting was a TV show taping. He was performing "Black or White," and I remember Slash was onstage and I talked to [Michael] briefly afterwards. He told me he would play my movie, UHF, for his friends at Neverland Ranch, and he was very soft-spoken, very quiet, but always very friendly to me.
I considered parodying "Black or White" around that time. Michael wasn't quite so into it, because he thought "Black or White" was more of a message song, and he didn't feel as comfortable with a parody of that one, which I completely understood, and in a way, he did me a huge favor, because I was already getting pegged as the guy who did Michael Jackson parodies, and because he wasn't so into it, I decided to go with Nirvana, which wound up revitalizing my career. I don?t know what kind of career I would have today if it hadn't been for Michael Jackson. In a very real sense, he jump-started my career. "Eat It" basically changed me from an unknown into a guy that got recognized at Burger King.
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