Matthew McConaughey Is Back In The Latest Esquire
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It seem like an eternity ago when you couldn’t get a shirt on Matthew McConaughey. It seems like fatherhood tamed The Lincoln Lawyer actor in the April issue of Esquire.
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It seem like an eternity ago when you couldn’t get a shirt on Matthew McConaughey. It seems like fatherhood tamed The Lincoln Lawyer actor in the April issue of Esquire.
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Elizabeth Olsen will no longer be a name we only associate with Elizabeth and James, the label Mary Kate and Ashley named for their less talked about siblings. She’s emerging from the shadow of her world dominating older sisters by starring in two films to be premiered at Sundance Film Festival.
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NEVER take a first date to the movies.
But if you do, wear these.
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SOURCE:Marion Sealy is Sun-Dappled
The Brothers Parton: The newly resurrected “10 Essentials” series takes us behind the scenes with the brothers behind Apolis Activism. GQ Eye
The Reemergence of ‘Ye: Apparently Kanye played a secret show at the Box last night, in which he complained that not enough women sext him when he’s on the road. Take a minute with that one. The Awl
Life Lessons: Feast your eyes on the 30 worst baseball cards of all time. Style lessons include not wearing a sombrero, a Budweiser-themed umbrella-hat, or a novelty wig. Acid Cow
A Gentleman’s Guide to Akira Kurosawa: In case you’ve got a spare 30 hours this weekend, here’s a rundown of all the Kurosawa movies you never got around to watching. AV Club
—R.B.
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Check out this hilarious video of Mark Walhberg and Will Ferrell showing off their
affinity for knives in a special video for MTV
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So first Rosie took Megan Fox’s place in the new Tranfommers movies. Now it’s being reported that Ms. Rosie is replacing the lovely Emma Watson in the new Burberry campaign.
You better watch out because she’s coming for your job next. In a few months she’ll own this site too!
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This creature is no longer with us. Move on kiddies.
Today’s article in The New York Times Style about Miley Cyrus is reason one to celebrate the passing of Hannah Montana. The article quotes Percy Hamm, some 11-year old who is disenchanted with her recent risque behavior. When asked about the Vanity Fair pictorial, she said, “I don’t know what was going on in her head.” Like I…or Miley…give a hoot about what some judgmental tangerine thinks about her life choices? Let me clarify: A tangerine is what I call precocious, unruly, overly verbal, whiny kids. Several years ago, Tropicana was launching a line of fruit flavored drinks, and their ad campaign featured a few kids tangerines, each spouting the different flavors. The girl they cast to represent “tangerine” was sooo annoying…like beyond…hence the name stuck. Anyhoo…back to Miley and Hannah.

Miley Cyrus caught giving an old queen, Adam Shankman, a lap dance.
What astonishes me is how people are not willing to let go of their preconceived notions of who their idols can become. Miley Cyrus was acting as Hannha Montana. She isn’t actually that character. That’s like saying that Glenn Close who was playing the character Alex Forrest in the film Fatal Attraction, was really acting like Glenn and being a total, murderous nut bag. There is no difference….besides age group. The fault does not lie with the Miley Cyrus’ or Lindsay Lohan’s of the world when little kids can not accept their idols growing up. It is the Disney-fied dream machine that makes millions of unsuspecting kids turn their will and their lives over to the care of an idea of who someone is. Smart or otherwise, Disney is still able to manufacture illusion, as in the old studio system of Hollywood, where dreams were made and the movies took people away from their mundane lives and problems. Well, the same holds true with the Hannah Montana good girl machine. What is really happening here is that Miley Cyrus is growing out of her tangerine stage and her tangerine followers are not letting her go. I, for one, think that Miley is making the best possible moves, like a snake shedding its skin, to shake off that Hannah Montana image and live her life as she sees fit. Funny, this is pretty much the same story as yesterday about LeBron James and his decision to move to Miami. Do you really think that highly of yourself that your opinion matters when it comes to celebrities making personal…really personal life choices? Think again…tangerine.
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LINK LOVE:Hannah Montana: Rest In Peace
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We may not like Tom Ford’s eyewear ads, but we do love his lipsticks and, more importantly, his movies. Or, movie, as the case may be. Luckily for us, London’s Evening Standard has just confirmed with the designer himself that a second film is in the works.
Ford wrote and directed 2009’s “A Single Man” which starred Julianne Moore, Nicholas Hoult — who not so coincidentally stars in those terrifying ads we were talking about — and Colin Firth, who earned an Oscar nomination for his portrayal of the central character.
Ford let the big news slip at the unveiling of Diane von Furstenberg’s suites at Claridge’s — the same party where Madonna and Gwyneth Paltrow palled it up for the cameras — though he kept mum on any of the details. “I’m not telling you anything about it,” he told the Standard.