I'm passed out on the overpass. Sunday best and broken glass broken down from the bikes and bars. Suspended like spirits over speeding cars. You and me were kings over the parkway tonight. And tonight will go on forever while we walk around this town like we own the streets, and stay awake through summer like we own the heat.
There are the divas who demand that their lighting and makeup be perfect during photo shoots, and then there is Andy Samberg.
During a shoot on the Fox Studios lot, the Saturday Night Live star contorts his face into bizarre positions for a series of shots that other actors would insist be destroyed.
"If someone wants to think I'm good-looking, then great, but I certainly don't," Samberg explains. "I know that's not my biggest strength — and not the foot I want to put forward."
Gasoline drops below $4 a gallon on average, AAA says
NEW YORK — The nationwide average price for a gallon of regular gasoline has fallen below $4 for the first time since June 6, according to the American Automobile Association.
AAA's latest average price was $3.983 as of early Saturday. On June 6, the average was $3.986; since then, the national average has been over $4 a gallon, peaking at $4.114 July 16 and 17.
SICK GIRLS ALOUD MURDER FANTASY EXCLUSIVE Man accused over website tale about pop band being raped, hacked to death and sold on ebaY
An internet blogger has been charged over a sickening online story about kidnapping, raping and butchering Girls Aloud - then selling their mutilated bodies.
The 34-year-old man was arrested after a year-long worldwide probe by crack detectives from Britain and Interpol.
Cops swooped on the home he shares with his mum and dad after a perverted fantasy tale about the five pop babes was serialised on an erotic website.
The story is titled Girls (Scream) Aloud.
And in a lurid plug, the site describes it as "the very sexy deaths of all five members of the world's sexiest all-girl group". It spells out in graphic detail how Cheryl Cole, Sarah Harding, Nadine Coyle, Kimberley Walsh and Nicola Roberts are snatched and abused by a brutal sex monster. The fiend then murders the girls before ruthlessly dismembering their bodies.
And in a final act of appalling depravity, he auctions off their mutilated body-parts on eBay.
My question is does anyone know how to make the animation work? Anyone have any pointers about image ready? I REALLY want to make cool icons that animate but I can't seem to figure out image ready. Does anyone know any tutorials that I could find? I'd appreciate any help. PS: I'm new to photoshop & image ready, this was my 3 or 4th time using the product and I made at least 3 icons already which I don't think look bad at all but I would LOVE to make it animate. Thanks for any help!
Gabriel Sherman | The New Republic Published: Wednesday, August 13, 2008
Around midnight on July 16, New York Times chief political correspondent Adam Nagourney received a terse e-mail from Barack Obama's press office. The campaign was irked by the Times' latest poll and Nagourney and Megan Thee's accompanying front-page piece titled "Poll Finds Obama Isn't Closing Divide on Race," which was running in the morning's paper. Nagourney answered the query, the substance of which he says was minor, and went to bed, thinking the matter resolved.
But, the next morning, Nagourney awoke to an e-mail from Talking Points Memo writer Greg Sargent asking him to comment on an eight-point rebuttal trashing his piece that the Obama campaign had released to reporters and bloggers like The Atlantic's Marc Ambinder and Politico's Ben Smith. Nagourney had not heard the complaints from the Obama camp and had no idea they were so steamed. "I'm looking at this thing, and I'm like, 'What the hell is this?' " Nagourney recently recalled. "I really flipped out."
Later that afternoon, Nagourney got permission from Times editors to e-mail Sargent a response to the Obama memo. But the episode still grates. "I've never had an experience like this, with this campaign or others," Nagourney tells me. "I thought they crossed the line. If you have a problem with a story I write, call me first. I'm a big boy. I can handle it. But they never called. They attacked me like I'm a political opponent." ( Continue. )
Found on the side of the road. Was approximately 1m in length and just sitting on the grass outside the house across the road amongst some other junk. Seems strangely large and ridiculously detailed, though I've not seen an engine quite like that before =P
Please can someone tell me how to achieve the coluring of the icon I've right now.. the thing is I actually was the one who made it but I really don't remember anything of how I made it though I think I used layers only. oh and I use PSP 8.0 Thanks in advance!
At the San Diego Comic-Con today, NBC previewed nearly all of the first episode of the third season for "Heroes." Turn back now if you don't want to know! Still here? Here we go... ( spoiler: sylar is probably gay )
Final verdict? "Heroes" Season 3 puts the show back on track and sets up a lot of fantastic storylines for the season.
There are a surprising number of lesbian screen kisses to choose from, but these are really the most memorable ones. Some of them really might surprise you. See if you agree about these being the top 10 best onscreen lesbian kisses of all time.
MARY-KATE Olsen's friends and family fear she has been propelled into a deep depression as she continues to struggle with the death of Australian actor Heath Ledger.
The fragile star -- who has been reportedly treated in the past for eating disorders and drug and alcohol dependency -- is said to be haunted by memories of her former flame as Ledger's image is plastered across billboards, newspapers, TV screens and magazines in the US, with his film The Dark Knight breaking box office records.
In Grazia magazine, which goes on sale tomorrow, the 22-year-old actor reportedly confided to sources that she and Ledger, 28 , were secret lovers when he died of an accidental prescription drug overdose in his New York apartment on January 22.
It is apparently the first time she has confirmed their relationship, despite Ledger being romantically linked to supermodels Gemma Ward and Helena Christensen at the time of his death.
``I'm just completely shattered about Heath,'' Olsen is quoted as saying in Grazia.
``I loved him so much. We had this amazing connection and now he's gone. I just can't get over him.''
Friends also told the magazine Olsen felt she had been made the villain and was convinced she is hated by Ledger's family, friends and fans, particularly in Australia.
The actor faced intense media scrutiny and public outcry after New York police confirmed Ledger's masseuse, Diana Wolozin, speed-dialled Olsen four times after finding the actor unconscious, but she did not call for an ambulance until nine minutes after her first call to Olsen.
Olsen, who has an apartment around the corner from Ledger's in the trendy New York district of Soho, was in Utah for the Sundance Film Festival at the time, but sent her security team to his apartment.
John McCain's famously cozy relationship with the press is getting a bit testy. Taking questions in Columbus, Ohio, on Thursday the Arizona Republican blew off Wall Street Journal reporter Elizabeth Holmes, right after she stated her name and affiliation.
"Who else has a question," McCain interjected, before calling on a journalist with CNN. (For some comedy, watch Sen. Lindsay Graham's face on the far right of the screen after McCain shoots down Holmes.)
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Around midnight on July 16, New York Times chief political correspondent Adam Nagourney received a terse e-mail from Barack Obama's press office. The campaign was irked by the Times' latest poll and Nagourney and Megan Thee's accompanying front-page piece titled "Poll Finds Obama Isn't Closing Divide on Race," which was running in the morning's paper. Nagourney answered the query, the substance of which he says was minor, and went to bed, thinking the matter resolved.
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