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Michelle McGee Surfaces {TMZ}

Mar 21st 2010 3:38PM Does anyone really believe this chick is 24 years old?? If she is, she is the oldest, most wasted looking 24 year old ever. Imagine how hard she is gonna look in 10 years. Geez, Jesse James is the biggest idiot in the world. This chick is NAS-T! He must feel like the biggest schmuck ever! And judging by her stripper video, she must have been the most boring lay ever. I'm sure after wards, he realized it was not worth it.

Howard Stern to Put a Ring on Tiger Mistress {TMZ}

Mar 10th 2010 9:18AM This is too funny! Just when Tiger Wood's wanted to make sure all his honeys stayed out of the the news. They're gonna be crawling out of the wood works for this ugly ring.

The Shiloh Effect -- Moms Who Opt for Weird Baby Names Narcissists? {Lemondrop}

Mar 8th 2010 11:55PM Why is everyone looking down on being "mainstream"? If you're so gung-ho about everyone being their true self, why can't you just accept the fact that little Piper Skye Hunter might end up being a sales rep for office supplies? Or Nevaeh Arizona Cactus might just be a C student and teach 8th grade math. If only it were so simple to give your kid a unique name and they were guaranteed to be unique. Oh brother, get a life.

Bamboo-zled: FTC says retailers fibbed about bamboo product claims {WalletPop}

Feb 4th 2010 10:22PM Mo, you are missing the point. The FTC is trying to protect and prevent consumers from buying a product that appears to be natural. While bamboo fiber is derived from a natural substance, there is nothing natural about the final product. Many bamboo product hangtags market the goods as"environmental friendly" and that is also not true. For some consumers, buying a "green" product is important to them. So they might be duped or feel used if they found out that tshirt made from a "natural" fiber was not natural at all and the process of making it damaged the environment.

What the FTC is protecting the consumer from is making a purchase that had they been correctly informed, they would never have made. This group of environmentally conscious consumers is likely small but they deserve the right to make an informed purchase, not to be mislead by inaccurate fiber content labels and hangtags that flat-out lie.

Conan O'Brien -- The Final Monologue {TMZ}

Jan 23rd 2010 10:11AM In the end Conan walks away with the most important thing: his dignity and integrity.

Kenneth the Page Weighs in on the Late-Night Wars on 'Conan' {Lemondrop}

Jan 15th 2010 12:18PM Viva Conando!!
Conan will come out on top, just wait and see. Team Coco all the way!

Tiger Woods Not Giving Up on Marriage {TMZ}

Dec 18th 2009 1:57PM I'm all for working on a marriage for the sake of the family unit and kids, especially ones so young like Tiger's and Elin's. However, what is there left to save of this marriage? This was not a one time thing, he is a serial cheater. She's lucky he didn't bring home an STD when you see the kinds of women he was sleeping with. There's nothing left in the marriage other than Elin's embarrassment and disillusionment. What he's trying to save is millions of dollars in child support and alimony.

Gillette: Tiger Woods Not the Best a Man Can Get {TMZ}

Dec 12th 2009 2:09PM It was smart for Gillette to drop him. Who do you think purchases all the razors and shaving gel for men? Men don't do it. Women do it for their husbands when they go grocery shopping. If it was up to men, they would buy the cheapest razor and gel they could find. Gillette made a smart move.

Nike to Tiger: We'll Await Your Return {TMZ}

Dec 11th 2009 11:02PM A tiger doesn't change his stripes....LOL. I can't believe I just said that.

I guess Nike cares more about money than values and morals. While a lot of what's being said has yet to be proved, it's obvious Tiger was cheating on his family. Nike should go about this with a little more character than pretty much saying "No matter what Tiger does, we want him to keep making money for us." I guess there might not be any women executives at Nike. At least I hope not.

The Victoria's Secret Model Is On the Left {TMZ}

Dec 10th 2009 1:02PM Glad to know my rack is the same size as a supermodel's. HA!