He ain’t heavy he’s my brother!
Joel and Benji Madden have both gotten a bit of extra padding, these days. . .In Joel’s case it may be sympathy weight, from Nicole’s pregnancy, or it may be a tad case of depression since Good Charlotte’s Good Morning Revival only peaked at # 7 on the Billboard Charts and just thirteen weeks later has slipped to 195. Interesting. . .that’s about Joel’s weight now a days. At least Radio Disney is playing their songs!
David Spade. . . “Taco, burrito, what’s coming out of your…”
Ain’t he just a gem of a man??
Ah, to smell the gas to come out of this bean-chompin’, Tijuana food-lovin’, cheap disguise-wearin’, complete and total prince… Read the rest »
Anna Nicole Smith R.I.P.
1967-2007
Can you believe an entire year has gone by since Anna Nicole Smith tragically died and created a media frenzy that even Britney Spears wouldn’t envy? A whole year.
Maybe it was the constant media attention, maybe it was my own characteristic morose curiosity (I know, I know, but I can’t help it!), but after Anna Died, I became obsessed with anything Anna Nicole Smith, and I think I was looking her up on the internet until probably yesterday or was it this morning? I have now decided to stop. The time has come.
In Beverly Hills? Come have lunch with Britney!
Britney Spears has been released from the looney bin and is lunching right now 3:35 p.m. L.A. time at the Beverly Hills Hotel which is on Sunset Blvd. and Benedict Canyon. Come and see Britney, Y’all!
Depressed and 44?
I just saw something really interesting on Good Morning America. A new study is out that people in their mid forties are much more prone to depression than people younger and older then them. This age group can’t seem to biologically help it. There is no medical backing for the study yet, but it does make sense. They say that at the age, 44, is when people tend to feel their lowest. Very interesting. Good thing no old depressed people read my stuff. Wheww! USA Today Reports:”They found that men and women in their 40s were more likely to be depressed and weren’t as happy as other ages. Middle age is such a low point for well-being that it’s at the bottom of a U-shaped curve that indicates greater happiness among the young and old.”It’s midlife per se,” says co-author Andrew Oswald, an economist at the University of Warwick in Coventry, England. “It’s something deep beyond all the controls in our equation. It’s a developing midlife low. It doesn’t just happen one year and go away another.”For both sexes, the probability of depression peaks around age 44.”
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