Khloé Kardashian filed for divorce from Lamar Odom for a second time in May, after the original proceedings were disrupted by Odom’s collapse in a Nevada brothel during an overdose. Khloé flew to his side to help him through his recovery, but things have devolved since.
Dustin Diamond, the actor who played Screech on Saved By the Bell, is headed to jail after ‘accidentally’ stabbing a man in a Wisconsin bar last Christmas.
Bruce Jenner will appear on the cover of Vanity Fair “as a woman.” This will be Jenner’s first interview and photoshoot since announcing that he was transitioning. The spread is rumored to be photographed by VF’s staple photographer, Annie Leibowitz. The issue will hit newsstands sometime in the summer. [People]
Dustin Diamond, whom you probably remember as Screech on Saved By the Bell, is currently on trial in Wisconsin for stabbing a man with a switchblade - an incident you probably don’t remember. The alleged events took place on “Christmas night” at a bar in Port Washington, WI, and the Journal Sentinal writes that the…
Christmas may be over, people may be taking their trees down, and we may be tossing out the leftover Christmas cheer, but alleged actual human baby Ariana Grande would like you to know that despite her cheery-sounding Christmas hit "Santa Tell Me," she actually hates the guy.
Last night, Lifetime aired what was supposed to be The Unauthorized Saved By the Bell Story filled with drugs, threesomes and terrible-but-real portrayals of America’s sweethearts. What I watched was a bunch of teenaged spats, implied sex and Screech, the friend-starved child alcoholic. Lifetime, do better.
It's becoming more and more apparent that Lifetime's upcoming movie The Unauthorized Saved by the Bell Story is one giant shitshow. And there's a chance it's not authorized because no one actually knows what the hell is happening. Not even Dustin Diamond, who wrote the book on which the made-for-TV movie was based.
Lifetime's campy Saved By The Bell movie is coming on Labor Day whether you like it or not, and it might be so bad that it's good. Real movie quote: "The network didn't kill us but the hormones might." Count me in.
ANTM judge Kelly Cutrone threw a punch at Kanye West today, saying that being on the cover of Vogue doesn't make him a credible voice in fashion. After all, she said, Anna Wintour isn't putting out rap records (ALTHOUGH THAT WOULD BE AMAZING—WHAT EXACTLY ARE WE COMPLAINING ABOUT HERE?).
Last week Mark-Paul Gosselaar and Breckin Meyer called Dustin Diamond (beloved nerd Screech of Saved By the Bell) "negative" and "such a dick." This week, Diamond, the self-proclaimed "bad boy" of Bayside is biting back with some bombshells of his own. Like the fact that his porno was faked. Is there nothing sacred…
In an interview at Cannes, Kanye West offered some opinions on the design and layout of Instagram: basically, it's okay, people like it and everything, but Kanye could do better.
Christina Hendricks got miffed after being called full-figured by a Sun-Herald interviewer just before the cameras rolled: "I think calling me full-figured is just rude." Hendricks and her representatives have been prickly about discussing her body in the press before (one member of the press was warned "not to ask…
After Justin Bieber sported a tee with Kelly Kapowski's likeness on it at Canada's Much Music Awards, Tiffiany-Amber Thiessen showed up to the premiere of Horrible Bosses wearing a tee with Justin Bieber on it last night. And then, two more photos surfaced: one of Dustin Diamond wearing a shirt of Tiffiany-Amber…
There have always been dicks, douchebags and asses. But it's only in our time that the pursuit of assholery has become not just acceptable but a quality — nay, a full-time job to which individuals strive. Will it ever end?
