Canada’s McCleans magazine pays tribute to Michael Jackson, with a performer dancing in the spotlight, surrounded by shadow. Fitting.
Meanwhile, here in Hollywood, here’s 10 hot posts RIGHT NOW on horiwood.com. Enjoy y’all!
1. MICHAEL JACKSON’S 3-D MINI-FILM FOR THIS IS IT… IS IN POST PRODUCTION
2. BRITNEY SPEARS: RADAR MUSIC VIDEO HITS THE WEB!
3. MAXIMUM GAGA: LADY GAGA DOES MAXIM
4. MICHAEL JACKSON’S DEATH: TRAGEDY IN TABLOID COVERS OF THE TORTURED ARTIST’S LIFE CONTINUES
5. MILEY CYRUS GETS COSY WITH AUSSIE LAD LIAM HELMWORTH
6. LINDSAY LOHAN TWEETS HER MJ TRIBUTE
7. THE ACADEMY ANNOUNCES ITS LIST OF NEW VOTERS
8. CUTE COUPLE: LARRY KING & WIFE SHAWN JOHNSON ARE SO CUTE TOGETHER! :)
9. DESPERATE! MICHAEL JACKSON’S FORMER OUTSPOKEN PUBLICIST, MICHAEL LEVINE, DIDN’T EVEN MEET JACKSON!
10. MEGAN FOX’S FIRST LOVE IS BRIAN AUSTIN GREEN, BEING A FAMOUS SEX SYMBOL SECOND… WHY, HOLLYWOOD?
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As if expanding the Best Picture nominee pool and potentially nixing the Best Song category wasn’t enough to modernize the usually staid Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences, surely its welcoming of cinema’s preeminent bong jokesters is. Rogen and Franco are two of 134 new artists and movie industry executives who have been extended invitations to join the Academy and, in doing so, secure voting rights for all future Oscar ceremonies beginning in 2010. (more…)
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Heath Ledger - Oscars Favorite, still, in 2009
This is hilarious! From blogger, and funny guy in Hollywood, here’s Dan Abramson, breaking it down, as to What if Heath Ledger Lost at the Oscars this weekend? Too funny! Dan… with your sense of humor, you COULD be Aussie!
Let’s face facts. Heath Ledger’s going to the win the oscar for Best Actor in a Supporting Role. Not only does he deserve it for his performance, but it will be a tribute to a great actor that we lost far too early.
But the guy’s screwing all the other nominees, who have no shot at being recognized for their great performances.
If for some reason any of the other actors win, they’ll be viewed as that A-hole who deprived Heath of the posthumous honor. Say Phil Hoffman takes home the Oscar: A-hole. The guy’s already got one. Great actor he may be, but no matter what his Heath-praising acceptance speech says, the audience will hear “I’m a dick. I’m a dick. I’m a dick. See you next year when I deprive another dead guy of an award that the world wanted him to win.” What an A-hole.
Imagine if Robert Downey Jr. beat out Heath Ledger and then couldn’t even be there to accept the award? That would be the ultimate slap in the face, sending a pre-recorded message saying “sorry I couldn’t be there, but at least I’m alive to accept my award.” Via-satelite A-hole.
What if Josh Brolin won? Oh, I bet he really wants to win. I bet he’d love it. He’d say “I’m honored to even be associated with great actors like Heath” and maybe he’d even shed a tear. Pulling-at-our-heart-strings A-hole.
I don’t know who Michael Shannon is. Was he the guy from that depressing movie about people being depressed about how good looking they are? Who-the-eff-are-you A-hole.
Luckily none of this will happen. Heath will win. And he should. Even if he had not died, he deserves the award. His Joker was mind-blowingly good. In an A-hole way. [Brilliant angle, funny perspective, great blog article!!!]
February 21, 2009 | Categories: Entertainment Celebrity News | Tags: Australia Spotlight, Australian News, Dan Abramson, Heath Ledger, HollywoodHam, Josh Brolin, Michael Shannon, Oscars, Ozcarz, Phil Hoffman, Robert Downey Jr, Sean Phillip Hoffman, The Dark Knight | Leave A Comment »
