Monday, February 28, 2011
Friday, February 25, 2011
Breast milk ice cream?
Breast milk ice cream was being scooped up by British customers Thursday after a London parlor used milk donated by a UK mom to make the "totally natural" treat.
Victoria Hiley, 35, a mother of one from Leeds in northern England, has already donated a liter of her breast milk to Icecreamists parlor for the dish it calls Baby Gaga, UK website Parentdish reported.
"What's the harm in using my assets for a bit of extra cash?" said Hiley, who responded to an advert for milk suppliers on another parenting website, Mumsnet. "What could be more natural than fresh, free-range mother's milk in an ice cream?"
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Victoria Hiley, 35, a mother of one from Leeds in northern England, has already donated a liter of her breast milk to Icecreamists parlor for the dish it calls Baby Gaga, UK website Parentdish reported.
"What's the harm in using my assets for a bit of extra cash?" said Hiley, who responded to an advert for milk suppliers on another parenting website, Mumsnet. "What could be more natural than fresh, free-range mother's milk in an ice cream?"
Click HERE for the story
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
This ain't your mom's circus!
A metro Atlanta mother said she took her children to the circus and was outraged by a skit that portrayed strippers, pimps and other adult themes.
Kristen Brown told Channel 2’s Eric Philips she took her 5- and 8-year-old children to the Universoul Circus Sunday night and was stunned by the final act.
“There are ladies pretending to strip, men throwing money at her, then a pimp comes on the stage and the woman’s boyfriend sells her to him and the pimp slaps her when she refuses to cooperate,” Brown said. “They’re pretending to smoke marijuana and sniff cocaine.”
A circus spokesman defended the act, saying it has a message. “Our show is about positive messages and sometimes to get to those high you have to go to those lows,” said circus spokesman Hank Ernest.
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Kristen Brown told Channel 2’s Eric Philips she took her 5- and 8-year-old children to the Universoul Circus Sunday night and was stunned by the final act.
“There are ladies pretending to strip, men throwing money at her, then a pimp comes on the stage and the woman’s boyfriend sells her to him and the pimp slaps her when she refuses to cooperate,” Brown said. “They’re pretending to smoke marijuana and sniff cocaine.”
A circus spokesman defended the act, saying it has a message. “Our show is about positive messages and sometimes to get to those high you have to go to those lows,” said circus spokesman Hank Ernest.
Click HERE for the story
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Friday, February 18, 2011
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Gov. Christie: "Take Snooki back!"
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie said Tuesday that he plans to ask New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo to reclaim the rowdy "Jersey Shore" cast members who he thinks are giving his state a bad name, the Star-Ledger reported.
"Take them back. We don't want them," the Republican chief executive said at a town hall meeting in Lincoln Park, N.J.
Christie, who has harped on the cast of the hit MTV series and their partying ways in the past, made it clear that his state was not responsible for New Yorkers like Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi – who was arrested for disorderly conduct during a particularly drunken day at the beach while filming the show's third season – and Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino.
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"Take them back. We don't want them," the Republican chief executive said at a town hall meeting in Lincoln Park, N.J.
Christie, who has harped on the cast of the hit MTV series and their partying ways in the past, made it clear that his state was not responsible for New Yorkers like Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi – who was arrested for disorderly conduct during a particularly drunken day at the beach while filming the show's third season – and Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino.
Click HERE for the story
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Hey, we've all got needs!
The 33 men rescued from a Chilean mine were smuggled drugs and pornography during their time underground, but their request for inflatable sex dolls went unmet due to a shortage.
A new book disclosed that the men's request for sex dolls was denied because their doctor was afraid jealousy could spread after only 10, rather than 33, dolls were found.
The bizarre details of the men's lives down in the mine will be contained in a new book by journalist Jonathan Franklin, extracts of which were published in The (London) Sunday Times.
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A new book disclosed that the men's request for sex dolls was denied because their doctor was afraid jealousy could spread after only 10, rather than 33, dolls were found.
The bizarre details of the men's lives down in the mine will be contained in a new book by journalist Jonathan Franklin, extracts of which were published in The (London) Sunday Times.
Click HERE for the link
Monday, February 14, 2011
There's a dating service for EVERYONE! Happy Valentine's Day!
A Winnipeg-based matchmaking service has added a division to their company that specializes in matching people with genital herpes.
Lianne Tregobov of Camelot Introductions, who has been in the matchmaking business for the past 18 years, said they added the herpes aspect to the list of questions after several people came forward asking for help.
Now, Tregobov says clients are often open to being matched with someone with herpes, even if they don't have the condition.
Click HERE for the story
Lianne Tregobov of Camelot Introductions, who has been in the matchmaking business for the past 18 years, said they added the herpes aspect to the list of questions after several people came forward asking for help.
Now, Tregobov says clients are often open to being matched with someone with herpes, even if they don't have the condition.
Click HERE for the story
Friday, February 11, 2011
What's Your Take on Charlie Sheen?
Reports of heavy drinking, drug use, porn stars. None of that should be good for a Hollywood celebrity -- unless that star is Charlie Sheen.
Sheen's drinking and drug problems may have caused a temporary shutdown on his "Two and A Half Men" TV comedy, but some of his fans think even more highly of him now than before, according to a survey released on Wednesday by show business newspaper, The Hollywood Reporter.
The actor's rabble-rousing has done nothing to harm "Two and A Half Men's standing as the most-watched comedy on U.S. television with some 15 million regular viewers.
In fact, 26 percent of those questioned for the Hollywood Reporter survey done by polling firm Penn Schoen Berland view Sheen "much more" or "somewhat more" favorably after his recent antics.
Click HERE for all the statistics
Sheen's drinking and drug problems may have caused a temporary shutdown on his "Two and A Half Men" TV comedy, but some of his fans think even more highly of him now than before, according to a survey released on Wednesday by show business newspaper, The Hollywood Reporter.
The actor's rabble-rousing has done nothing to harm "Two and A Half Men's standing as the most-watched comedy on U.S. television with some 15 million regular viewers.
In fact, 26 percent of those questioned for the Hollywood Reporter survey done by polling firm Penn Schoen Berland view Sheen "much more" or "somewhat more" favorably after his recent antics.
Click HERE for all the statistics
Thursday, February 10, 2011
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Monday, February 7, 2011
Friday, February 4, 2011
Ziggy Marley presents the most laid-back superhero EVER
New dad Ziggy Marley is set to become the latest celebrity comic book author after landing a release date for his Marijuanaman series.
The Grammy Award-winning reggae star, who became a dad again last month (Jan11), has teamed with Image Comics to turn his graphic novel idea into reality.
The project chronicles the tale of "a noble extraterrestrial champion, who has arrived on Earth to deliver an important message and at the same time save his own planet".
Marley says, "Marijuanaman represents the hope of the future... the hope that we will utilise all of the power that the universe has given us to save our planet."
The book will be in comic stores in April (11)
Click HERE for the story
The Grammy Award-winning reggae star, who became a dad again last month (Jan11), has teamed with Image Comics to turn his graphic novel idea into reality.
The project chronicles the tale of "a noble extraterrestrial champion, who has arrived on Earth to deliver an important message and at the same time save his own planet".
Marley says, "Marijuanaman represents the hope of the future... the hope that we will utilise all of the power that the universe has given us to save our planet."
The book will be in comic stores in April (11)
Click HERE for the story
Thursday, February 3, 2011
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Play saxophone? You could play with the Machine!
Coop and Mulrooney will be having auditions all week to find a sax player for The Machine's Pink Floyd show at the Chance in Poughkeepsie on Friday night. Nail the solo in "Money" and you could play with the band and win an awesome prize pack!
E-mail Deuce to set up an audition on the show
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