Archive for the 'Running' Category

Luckiest trainer in the world! He gets to work with one of the HOTTEST bodies in the game! Wow!

Ashley Tisdale knows how to WERK it while she WORKS out!

She was spotted jogging with her trainer in West Hollywood, which seems like the place to be if you're a celeb who wants to work out or go to Pilates! You ARE a celeb, aren't you??

Ha!

We hope you worked up a good sweat, girl! Get it!

[Image via FameFlynet Pictures.]

If there is one person who knows how to run on camera, and make it look like he's actually going insanely fast, it's Tom Cruise! Seriously, you think about him too when someone mentions running in a movie! Don't deny it! LOLz!

Anyway, Jessica Chastain was having a problem in her new movie called The Debt, because she had bad form when trying to sprint on camera! So what happened? Sam Worthington (her co-star) stepped in and told her to Tom Cruise it up a little bit!

Here's what she said:

How AH-MAYZING is Ellie Goulding?!?

The 26-year-old singer may not look like an athlete, but that didn't stop her from running the Nike Women Half Marathon in Washington, D.C. yesterday!!

Since the marathon has been raising money for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society for nine years, we can see why Ellie wanted to take part in such a wonderful cause.

And to give us a little insight on her feat, she told Vogue everything about why she ran the marathon, how she trained, and what music she listened to while she ran.

Here are the HIGHlights:

While we think it's completely fine for Lance Armstrong to run to get his health up, we just hope that he's not running to try to compete again.

Earlier today, the biker hit the streets of Austin, TX to go for a shirtless run, and since he just found out that he's officially getting sued by the Justice Department, we're pretty sure he had a lot on his mind.

Running is sometimes the best remedy to burn off some steam, but in Lance's case, he may need to sprint for a very long time in order to forget about his troubles.

We're not sure if Armstrong is getting in shape in hopes to get into a competition, but whatever he's doing, we can only wish that he's doing it for himself — at this point we'd say that's for the best!

[Image via Splash News.]

Adrianne Haslet-Davis is a 32 year old dancer who lost everything five inches below her knee on her left leg because two poor excuses for humans decided to bomb the Boston Marathon last week.

Whatever the reason for the bombing, it obviously didn't work. We might have lost three lives and some lives have changed forever, but they did not break the city, the nation, or their victims. They under-estimated how strong good people can be!

Take Adrianne for instance. She lost her foot and part of her leg, but guess what?

The London Marathon needed a little royal pick-me-up!

Not that they couldn't handle the tension from last week's bombing of the Boston Marathon, it's just that we think the more friendly faces the better — so everyone could focus on running and having fun! That's why we're happy that Prince Harry showed up as scheduled to hand out the awards to the winners!

Here's what Prince Harry had to say:

The FBI just held a press conference about the current status of their investigation of the Boston Marathon Bombings that took three lives and injured almost 200 others on Monday! We've been told that they do in fact have two persons of interest at the moment and that WE NOW HAVE PICTURES AND VIDEOS OF THE SUSPECTS!

The whole reason they're releasing this info is because they need help identifying them! Everyone in the public can now get involved! If you recognize the two men in the the surveillance video (above) or the pictures (below), we URGE YOU to contact the FBI!

Do NOT approach these two, though, as they are expected to be armed and dangerous!

If you have any information about either of these men, call 1-800-CALL-FBI or visit the dedicated tip site at www.bostonmarathontips.fbi.gov!

Let's bring these guys to justice!!

Also, even if you don't recognize the suspects, please donate blood. Donate time. Donate money. Boston needs our help!