Thank goodness Kim Kardashian is pretty, because she is dumb and boring as all get out.
Here are some shots from her 2009 calendar.
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Showing posts with label Photo Shoots. Show all posts
Monday, December 22, 2008
Kim Kardashian 2009 Calendar [Photos]
Thank goodness Kim Kardashian is pretty, because she is dumb and boring as all get out.
Here are some shots from her 2009 calendar.
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Thursday, May 31, 2007
Keri Russell Perfects the Pin-Up Look in Interview Magazine
Wednesday, May 30, 2007
Rare Photgraphs of Marilyn Monroe on Display in New York
Photographs of Marilyn Monroe taken months before her death have gone on display at POP International Galleries in New York City.
'Life' photographer Lawrence Schiller took the pictures in May 1962 on the set of the film "Something's Got to Give."
Marilyn died three months later.
Schiller had photographed Marilyn at many points in her short life. But this photo shoot was Monroe's last.
The photos originally appeared in Life magazine, Paris Match and The London Times and other publications.
"She was a very lovable, huggable person," said Schiller, now 70.
"Marilyn was a great actress, not a dumb blond bombshell. She was very smart, very astute and a good businesswoman."
"She knew what to do," he said. "She took direction very well, but you didn't have to tell Marilyn how to pose."
"She was at a very, very good moment in her life," he said.
You can buy prints of the photographs for between $3,000 and $5,500 per picture or between $30,000 and $50,000 for the complete set.
Schiller said he saw Marilyn to discuss a shoot for Playboy magazine on August 5th, the day she died.
"I was at her house the morning she died," he said. He added that the sex symbol seemed to be fine during his visit.
You can see the Marilyn Exhibit over the next month.
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'Life' photographer Lawrence Schiller took the pictures in May 1962 on the set of the film "Something's Got to Give."Marilyn died three months later.
Schiller had photographed Marilyn at many points in her short life. But this photo shoot was Monroe's last.
The photos originally appeared in Life magazine, Paris Match and The London Times and other publications.
"She was a very lovable, huggable person," said Schiller, now 70.
"Marilyn was a great actress, not a dumb blond bombshell. She was very smart, very astute and a good businesswoman."
"She knew what to do," he said. "She took direction very well, but you didn't have to tell Marilyn how to pose."
"She was at a very, very good moment in her life," he said.
You can buy prints of the photographs for between $3,000 and $5,500 per picture or between $30,000 and $50,000 for the complete set.
Schiller said he saw Marilyn to discuss a shoot for Playboy magazine on August 5th, the day she died.
"I was at her house the morning she died," he said. He added that the sex symbol seemed to be fine during his visit.
You can see the Marilyn Exhibit over the next month.
Source
Monday, May 21, 2007
Beth Ditto Wants to Get Naked Again
The Gossip singer Beth Ditto says she wants to bare all once again in an X-rated photoshoot for an erotic gay publication.
Ditto spoke at Radio 1's 'Big Weekend' music festival in Preston, England, and told reporters, "I am not ashamed of those pictures, I'm proud of them. I love my body and I love sex, so what's wrong with that? Doing those shoots was so much fun and I would definitely do them again."The last racy shoot the 210 lb. singer did was with her girlfriend, the two were completely naked and Beth was depicted as 'going down' on her girlfriend.
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Tuesday, May 15, 2007
Lindsay Lohan vs. The Paparazzi
This is a great article and the photographs are super snazzy. Thanks to Radar Online for allowing us to republish it.
Paparazzi Facts:
* In the last 15 years, the number of paparazzi in L.A. has increased more than tenfold
*On any given day, 300 to 400 paps roam the streets of L.A. on behalf of 20 or so agencies
The evening of March 13 was just another Tuesday night for Lindsay Lohan. She spent a few hours at Butter in Manhattan—where the line for nobodies stretches around the block and blood orange Bellinis go for $14—sporting a brave face on the eve of her ne'er-do-well father's release from prison.
Around 3 a.m., she and some friends hopped in her mother's white 2004 BMW as the paparazzi gave chase. Pursued by at least two cars, she careened through lower Manhattan, putting the Beemer's famed facility for cornering to the test. Pulling into the valet lane in front of Hotel Gansevoort in the West Village, she found herself blocked in and surrounded by photographers.
To judge by video aired by Access Hollywood, the scene rapidly devolved into mayhem, with gawkers and paparazzi shouting Lohan's name as she sat trapped in the driver's seat. Then, depending on whom you ask, one of two things happened: Either Lohan decided to run over a paparazzo named Giovanni Arnold, or Arnold, who was perched on the hood of Lohan's car snapping pics, smelled a lawsuit and took a dive in front of her BMW as she edged forward.
"Oh my God! Lindsay, you hit somebody," the photographers shouted, addressing the starlet like concerned friends.
Arnold wound up at St. Vincent's Hospital, where he was treated for a bruised knee, and clips of the incident were on the Internet within hours. Days later, Lohan's mother, Dina, told Harper's Bazaar that "Diana will happen again" (referring to the Princess of Wales' death during a paparazzi car chase), and hinted darkly that her daughter might be next.
The Hotel Gansevoort incident was just one in a seemingly endless series of confrontations in recent months between the paparazzi and the celebrities whose every move they chronicle.
Just this past November, Lohan suffered cuts and bruises after being rear-ended by a paparazzo in Los Angeles at 2 a.m. on her way home from a night of clubbing.
In February, Britney Spears had a well-documented breakdown, the highlight of which was her umbrella-swinging rampage against photographers from the X17 photo agency. According to X17, Spears had just been prevented by Kevin Federline from seeing her children when she went after a photographer's car, spitting and screaming, "Go fuck yourself!"
Just hours before, while stopped at a gas station, an obviously distressed Spears had sat passively in the passenger seat of a Mercedes as a photographer snapped half a dozen shots through the windshield while attempting to console her: "How you doing?" Click. "You doing okay?" Click. Click. "I'm concerned about you though, okay?" Click.
And in March, in a Los Angeles church parking lot of all places, a security guard leveled a pistol at another X17 photographer on Britney detail after the cameraman ignored a traffic cop's instruction to stop and wait for Spears's vehicle to leave before exiting the lot.
That same week, Princess Di's son Harry allegedly lunged at a photographer while leaving a London nightclub and wound up sprawled on the pavement. Lohan's mother is right: Someone will likely be killed again. And when they are, the shot will be priceless.
Watch Lindsay Lohan's exclusive cover shoot video
Paparazzi Facts:* In the last 15 years, the number of paparazzi in L.A. has increased more than tenfold
*On any given day, 300 to 400 paps roam the streets of L.A. on behalf of 20 or so agencies
The evening of March 13 was just another Tuesday night for Lindsay Lohan. She spent a few hours at Butter in Manhattan—where the line for nobodies stretches around the block and blood orange Bellinis go for $14—sporting a brave face on the eve of her ne'er-do-well father's release from prison.
Around 3 a.m., she and some friends hopped in her mother's white 2004 BMW as the paparazzi gave chase. Pursued by at least two cars, she careened through lower Manhattan, putting the Beemer's famed facility for cornering to the test. Pulling into the valet lane in front of Hotel Gansevoort in the West Village, she found herself blocked in and surrounded by photographers.To judge by video aired by Access Hollywood, the scene rapidly devolved into mayhem, with gawkers and paparazzi shouting Lohan's name as she sat trapped in the driver's seat. Then, depending on whom you ask, one of two things happened: Either Lohan decided to run over a paparazzo named Giovanni Arnold, or Arnold, who was perched on the hood of Lohan's car snapping pics, smelled a lawsuit and took a dive in front of her BMW as she edged forward.
"Oh my God! Lindsay, you hit somebody," the photographers shouted, addressing the starlet like concerned friends.
Arnold wound up at St. Vincent's Hospital, where he was treated for a bruised knee, and clips of the incident were on the Internet within hours. Days later, Lohan's mother, Dina, told Harper's Bazaar that "Diana will happen again" (referring to the Princess of Wales' death during a paparazzi car chase), and hinted darkly that her daughter might be next.
The Hotel Gansevoort incident was just one in a seemingly endless series of confrontations in recent months between the paparazzi and the celebrities whose every move they chronicle.
Just this past November, Lohan suffered cuts and bruises after being rear-ended by a paparazzo in Los Angeles at 2 a.m. on her way home from a night of clubbing.
In February, Britney Spears had a well-documented breakdown, the highlight of which was her umbrella-swinging rampage against photographers from the X17 photo agency. According to X17, Spears had just been prevented by Kevin Federline from seeing her children when she went after a photographer's car, spitting and screaming, "Go fuck yourself!"
Just hours before, while stopped at a gas station, an obviously distressed Spears had sat passively in the passenger seat of a Mercedes as a photographer snapped half a dozen shots through the windshield while attempting to console her: "How you doing?" Click. "You doing okay?" Click. Click. "I'm concerned about you though, okay?" Click.And in March, in a Los Angeles church parking lot of all places, a security guard leveled a pistol at another X17 photographer on Britney detail after the cameraman ignored a traffic cop's instruction to stop and wait for Spears's vehicle to leave before exiting the lot.
That same week, Princess Di's son Harry allegedly lunged at a photographer while leaving a London nightclub and wound up sprawled on the pavement. Lohan's mother is right: Someone will likely be killed again. And when they are, the shot will be priceless.
Watch Lindsay Lohan's exclusive cover shoot video
Saturday, April 14, 2007
Joss Stone - Amanda Bruns Photoshoot
I don't know if you have seen these before but I haven't posted them so here they are.
I love Joss Stone. I don't care what the other gossip bloggers say.
She is a beautiful young gal who can out sing most anyone and looks great while doing it. I know Joss has gotten a lot of crap about her hair looking all crazy, but I actually like it. It's different, and she isn't all mainstream like everyone else.
This girl has got it going on and she isn't about conforming to Hollywood's standards. Isn't that what we give most celebs shit for not doing? So how can you take pop shots at Joss? Girlfriend has got it all going on and is staying true to who she is. I say, You go girl! Even if that is so 2002..
Source: CelebUtopia
I love Joss Stone. I don't care what the other gossip bloggers say.
She is a beautiful young gal who can out sing most anyone and looks great while doing it. I know Joss has gotten a lot of crap about her hair looking all crazy, but I actually like it. It's different, and she isn't all mainstream like everyone else.
This girl has got it going on and she isn't about conforming to Hollywood's standards. Isn't that what we give most celebs shit for not doing? So how can you take pop shots at Joss? Girlfriend has got it all going on and is staying true to who she is. I say, You go girl! Even if that is so 2002..
Source: CelebUtopia
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