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Justin Timberlake,
The 17th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards (SAG Awards 2011) held at the Shrine Auditorium & Expo Center – Arrivals
Los Angeles, California – 30.01.11

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Photos: 2011 MTV Movie Awards Red Carpet wallpapers

 

arrives at the 2011 MTV Movie Awards at Universal Studios’ Gibson Amphitheatre on June 5, 2011 in Universal City, California.

 

latest wallpapers collection of Kristen Stewart and Garrett Hedlund at the GLAMOUR Awards

Lady Gaga wore a typically wacky (and very see-through) number last night as she was pictured at the CFDA Awards in New York last night. The awards, which honour the great and the good of the American fashion world, saw a green-haired Gaga joined by a whole host of celebs, including the Olsen twins and Ashley Greene

Jamie Campbell Bower opted for a casual approach to fashion as he arrived at the Glamour Awards looking very cool in jeans, a t-shirt and a jacket

Matthew Morrison donned some pretty spectacular glasses as he arrived at the GLAMOUR Awards last night. As well as attending tonight’s festivities, the Glee star is in town promoting his debut album

Playing “Guitar” on Google’s 6/9/2011 Les Paul Doodle amazing video

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Have you been to Google’s home page recently? Do it, you’ve got less than 24 hours to check out its guitar-inspired doodle celebrating the birthday of Les Paul. The “Google” script is highly interactive thanks to a combination of JavaScript, HMTL5, CSS, and even Flash (providing the audio).
It has been a while since we last reported on a Google Doodle but having seen their latest creation, we definitely couldn’t pass it by. Google has put up a new interactive Les Paul doodle on their homepage, letting users get a taste of the guitar pioneer.
Click the compose button at the base of the second “g” and begin recording your own 30 second tribute to one of music’s most innovative pioneers using your keyboard to play specific notes or mouse for virtual strumming. Unfortunately, the recording and sharing aspect appears limited to US Googlers. Impressive stuff from a typically impressive company.

American Actor Tracy Morgan Angers on Gays & Friends With Homophobic Rant

Not sure why Tracy Morgan’s apparent homophobic rant is making news this morning, especially since the quotes come from a performance last Friday evening here at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium. But alas the words are now making the media rounds and we shall talk about the gays. The highlights include Tracy allegedly making several sharp remarks:
— “Gays need to quit being p*ssies and not be whining about something as insignificant as bullying.
— “Gay is something that kids learn from the media and programming.”
— My son “better talk to me like a man and not in a gay voice or I’ll pull out a knife and stab that little n*gger to death.”
— “I don’t “f*cking care if I piss off some gays, because if they can take a f*cking dick up their ass… they can take a f*cking joke.”
The gays and friends do get quite up in arms, to which I can attest. Every time I say “gay” in a post here, it almost guarantees a set of comments which accuse me of being homophobic or even a closet case. Not true. I address each specific situation as I come across it. And while I’m a huge Tracy Morgan fan, the rant walks the fine line between comedic license to offend and controversially wrong.
I attend a lot of comedy shows on a fairly regular basis. When they enter the venue, the audience knows what they’re getting in for when going to see any entertainer and there’s bound to be uncomfortable, outlandish and totally disagreeable things said. I literally walk in to take my seat knowing I’m going to hear some f*cked up sh*t and I’m not sure if that would make me a glutton for punishment or someone with a sick sense of humor, though I think the latter applies. I wouldn’t go see Sinbad or Steve Harvey’s G-rated acts; I pay for lewdness, absurdity and expect to be entertained. So while Tracy’s words do sound wrong, I can’t condemn him but I have to question that spirit and thoughts behind them.
Outside the context of the performance, reading any of the lines would make them seem totally offensive and has to be considered when gauging how the jokes went over in the live setting. Apparently, at least one audience member appears highly pissed, saying Morgan’s words weren’t so much jokes and that his “entire demeanor changed during that portion of the night. He was truly filled with some hate towards us.” The Ryman issued a statement not accepting or acknowledging any blame or consent, yet still apologizing for offended customers and Morgan’s publicist seems to have given a “no comment” when pressed. On the flipside, GLAAD, a big supporter of Morgan’s 30 Rock, hasn’t mentioned a word either.