Ana'er Fashion Design: February 2007

According to In Touch Weekly, Cameron Diaz gave Drew Barrymore a new watch, one that she had bought for ex-boyfriend Justin Timberlake.

It's a simple (heh) $12,000 vintage Rolex Oyster in 18-karat rose gold.

Cameron bought it for Justin's birthday in January. The case is engraved with the words, "I love you."

"Cameron didn't want the watch," the insider adds. And although Drew offered to buy it, Cameron gave it to her as a gift.

That must've been some good smoke!

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Source:In Touch Weekly

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Vincent Pastore Quits 'Dancing With the Stars'

The 60-year-old star of The Sopranos claims he had no idea his involvement in the show would be so physically demanding.

“Unable to put forth my best effort, I felt it appropriate to step aside and give someone else the opportunity.” said Pastore.

In a statement, producers of the show said they respect Pastore’s decision to bow out.

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Source: Canada.com

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Who's the 80's Model?

I specifically remember a copy of TEEN magazine I had where she was on the cover with french braids and a nautical shirt. Yes, it was the eighties..

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Courtney Cox 'Dirt' Press Conference

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Source: CelebUtopia

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This Weeks 'Star Dogs of the Week' Are...

*Bear & Case!*

These are my boys. Bear is the Rottie and Case is the Boxer. They are both fabulous dogs and great friends to me. I have had Bear since he was a pup. Case lived a street over from us. He would break out of his yard and show up at my door on a daily basis. One day when taking him home, they asked if I wanted to keep him. How could I say no? It was love at first sight when I seen him running through the yard with his tongue flapping in the wind! They both bring so much joy and comfort into my life.
-Stephanie

*Woody!*

Woody is a Danish-Swedish Farmdog who lives in Long Beach, California. He just turned 3 years old in October. Woody's favorite activities include snuggling, visiting the dog beach in Belmont Shore, catching frisbees in mid-air, dressing up for Halloween (see the pics) and tackling his feline-sibling Punky. Woody loves celebrity gossip, and this year for Halloween, he went as Dog The Bounty Hunter.

-Autumn

*Jack!*

He passed away in October of 2004. He was a Lab mix and had just turned 5. The cause of his death is not known. We adopted Jack when we lived in Park City Utah from an adoption day at Pet Smart. When we brought him home he was only 10 months old. He loved to go for rides in the car and was such a cuddle puppy. He was always at my feet. He has traveled all over! I miss him more than I could have ever ever imagined possible and wanted to share his cuteness with everyone. He loved going to our beach house on the Eastern Shore. The picture of him in the chair was from one of his last trips down and forever how I will remember him. I love you bubbies!
-Amber

*Rylee!*

He says to eat mor chikin. He's my bassett moo cow.
-Janae

*Stephanie's dogs!*

Stephanie, you didn't tell us anything about your babies!

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Interview with Sarah Silverman

From The Advocate March 13, 2007
By Brandon Voss

Your show satirizes some pretty racy topics. Did the folks at Comedy Central ever try to censor you?

There were definitely days where I was like, Those fucking assholes! But a lot of their notes, even if I disagreed with them, made us come up with something we liked even more. Plus, the precedent that South Park alone set makes it so hard for Standards and Practices to have many arguments. That show really opened so many doors in terms of what you can get away with on that channel.

Yeah, I recently heard the c word on a Comedy Central stand-up special.

You can say anything, even “cunt,” after 1 a.m. And there’s a lot you can also get away with after 10 p.m., which is why we’re at 10:30 p.m. We can’t say “cunt,” but that’s OK.

What was the idea behind casting comedians Brian Posehn and Steve Agee as your bearish gay neighbors?

We knew we wanted them to be together—roommates, brothers, whatever—and it just organically felt right that they were lovers. I just love them because they’re obviously against any stereotype, but not gratuitously. They both play it so honestly, and you really feel like these two characters love each other. And the comedy comes from the circumstances—it doesn’t necessarily come from the fact that these two big slobs are a gay couple.

Do you have a lot of gay friends in real life?

No, none! [Laughs] Yeah, of course. I have a lot of gay friends, but my two closest gay friends are both comedians. One is a woman, Tig Notaro, who actually stars in episode 5, where I decide I’m a lesbian and I’m in love with her. And the other one is a guy, but the only time I can really tell he’s gay is when we play video games, because whenever he’s getting killed he’s like— [shrieks].

Is the lesbian episode based on your own experimentation?

No, I never did. I’ll admit it’s so exciting to think of, but I love boring cock.

Have you ever gotten any flak from gay groups who can’t take a fag joke or an AIDS joke?

Nah, the gays have the best sense of humor. We actually have an AIDS episode coming up where I wake up with a case of the blahs and decide I need some good news. So I get an AIDS test, because of course I don’t have AIDS, but once I get the test I convince myself I have it and start a whole AIDS awareness movement that’s really based on my pictures on posters. But I think that will go over well.

What would you do if your boyfriend, Jimmy Kimmel, came out of the closet?

I’d be devastated! He’s my life partner! I’d probably have to get a sex change and try to woo him. If he weren’t my boyfriend, I’d be totally supportive.

Is it true that you aren’t going to marry Jimmy until gays in the U.S can marry?

Absolutely true. I don’t want this government to be any part of our love, so I have no interest in getting married. What makes it less wrong than when interracial marriage was illegal? It’s fucking barbaric.

Did you make that statement before Brad Pitt did?

I did say it before Brad Pitt. I said it a long time ago. Actually, someone e-mailed to tell me when Brad Pitt said it, and there was a part of me that was mad! But then I was like, Why would I be mad? It’s a good thing. I don’t have to own that.

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Source:TheAdvocate via ONTD

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