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Naked Photos of Jennifer Lawrence, Kate Upton and Other Female Celebrities Hit the Web Over the Weekend . . . And Everybody's Freaking
Nude photos of tons of celebrities leaked over the weekend, including Jennifer Lawrence, Kate Upton, Selena Gomez, Hilary Duff, Lea Michele and others. Apparently someone hacked into the Cloud. The FBI and Apple are both looking into it.
Jenny McCarthy and Donnie Wahlberg Got Married . . . And Mark Wahlberg Wasn't There
JENNY MCCARTHY and DONNIE WAHLBERG got married Saturday near Chicago. Guests included fellow NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK Joey McIntyre, Danny Wood, and brothers Jordan and Jonathan Knight . . . plus Sherri Shepherd, who was let go from "The View" along with Jenny. Donnie's brother MARK wasn't there, but he sent a congratulatory video.
Ashlee Simpson Married Diana Ross's Son
ASHLEE SIMPSON married DIANA ROSS's son EVAN Sunday at her home in Greenwich, Connecticut. Diana even officiated the ceremony. Ashlee is 29, Evan is 26.
JESSICA SIMPSON was the matron of honor, and Ashlee's 5-year-old son Bronx walked her down the aisle. Ashlee was married to Bronx's dad PETE WENTZ of FALLOUT BOY from 2008 to 2011.
This is Evan's first marriage. He plays Messalla in the final two "Hunger Games" movies, "Mockingjay Part 1 and 2".
Dwyane Wade and Gabrielle Union are Married
GABRIELLE UNION married Miami Heat star DWYANE WADE at the Chateau Artisan in Miami on Saturday. He's 32, she's 41.
There's no word on celebrity guests other than JOHN LEGEND, who reportedly performed during the ceremony. (Here's their official wedding photo and you can see two images that Gabrielle posted to Instagram here and here.)
Sexy Pictures of Famous People
1. JAY Z and BEYONCÉ looked like a happy couple while watching a DJ spin at a show in L.A. Sunday night.
2. JENNIFER ANISTON looks totally pregnant in a couple pictures from a movie premiere the other night. But as you can see in the third photo, she's not.
3. JUSTIN BIEBER and SELENA GOMEZ went four-wheeling together in Canada.
4. DONALD and SHELLY STERLING decided to celebrate their 60th anniversary at the beach . . . even though they still consider themselves very much estranged . . . and even though he's still SUING her.
5. (NC-17) Check out some videos of RIHANNA dancing in a bikini. (WARNING!!! The music playing in the background of these videos contains UNBLEEPED PROFANITY.)
6. "People" magazine has your first look at ANGELINA JOLIE'S wedding dress.
7. IAN SOMERHALDER and NIKKI REED dropped $1,000 on toys at a SEX SHOP.
Joan Rivers Is Reportedly on Life Support . . . And Her Family Is "Keeping Their Fingers Crossed"
Unfortunately, it doesn't sound like JOAN RIVERS' condition improved over the weekend. Word has it she's on LIFE SUPPORT, but that hasn't been confirmed. Her daughter MELISSA RIVERS merely said, quote, "We are keeping our fingers crossed."
Joan is 81. According to reports, she was placed in a medically-induced coma on Thursday, after suffering complications during a minor throat procedure.
"Guardians of the Galaxy" Topped the Labor Day Weekend Box Office
It was a quiet Labor Day weekend at the box office. "Guardians of the Galaxy" came in #1 again, after earning another $22 million.
That brings its total up to $280 million, which was enough to pass up "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" as the top grossing movie of the year.
As for the new stuff, the horror movie "As Above/So Below" debuted in 5th place with $10.3 million . . . and PIERCE BROSNAN'S "The November Man" was right behind with $10.2 million.
Here are this week's Top 10 movies:
1. "Guardians of the Galaxy", $22.2 million. Up to $280 million in its 5th week.
2. "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles", $15.7 million. Up to $166 million in its 4th week.
3. "If I Stay", $11.6 million. Up to $32.2 million in its 2nd week.
4. "Let's Be Cops", $10.6 million. Up to $59.7 million in its 3rd week.
5. NEW: "As Above/So Below", $10.3 million.
6. NEW: "The November Man", $10.2 million. Up to $11.9 million since Wednesday.
7. "When the Game Stands Tall", $8 million. Up to $18.7 million in its 2nd week.
8. "The Giver", $6.9 million. Up to $33.1 million in its 3rd week.
9. "The Hundred-Foot Journey", $6.3 million. Up to $41.1 million in its 4th week.
10. "The Expendables 3", $4.6 million. Up to $34.2 million in its 3rd week.
Tuesday TV Reminders:
• "The Story of Frozen: Making a Disney Animated Classic" . . . 8:00 to 9:00 P.M. on ABC. A behind-the-scenes look that includes interviews with Kristen Bell and Idina Menzel, plus how the characters were adapted for "Once Upon a Time".
(They'll also have a preview for the new animated movie "Big Hero 6".)
• The sixth season finale of "Royal Pains" . . . 9:00 to 10:00 P.M. on USA. Khloe Kardashian guest stars with her sister Kourtney's baby-daddy Scott Disick.
• "America's Got Talent" . . . 9:00 to 11:00 P.M. on NBC. The second half of the Top 24 acts perform.
• "Face Off" . . . 9:00 to 10:00 P.M. on Syfy. The three judges compete against each other for the first time ever. Their challenge is to create a set of living chess pieces . . . one set that's pure and another that's evil and twisted.
• The conclusion of "Houdini" . . . the two-part event starring Adrien Brody on the History Channel. It airs from 9:00 to 10:30 P.M.
• The season premiere of "19 Kids and Counting" at 9:00 P.M. . . . and the season premiere of "Little People, Big World" at 10:00 P.M. on TLC.
• "Rock Docs" . . . 10:00 to 11:30 P.M. on VH1. Usher, Lil Jon, T.I. and Ludacris talk about the right of hip-hop in Atlanta.
• The second season finale of "Drunk History" . . . 10:30 to 11:00 P.M. on Comedy Central. Alia Shawkat plays the chick Grover Cleveland married while he was in office, and Courteney Cox is Woodrow Wilson's wife in a "First Ladies" episode.
Tonight's Late Night Talk Shows:
• "The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon" - Adam Levine, Meredith Vieira, and Maroon 5.
• "Late Night with Seth Meyers" - Stephen Colbert, Amy Sedaris, and Matthew Berry.
• "Letterman" - Luke Wilson, Julie Chen, and Lee Brice.
• "Jimmy Kimmel" - Eva Longoria, and Wiz Khalifa.
• "Carson Daly" - Brian Unger, Zane Lamprey, the Crystal Method, and Milagres. (Repeat)
• "Conan" - Allison Janney, Brett Gelman, and Brooks Wheelan.
• "Craig Ferguson" - Carrot Top, and Gwendoline Christie.
• "Jon Stewart" - Ramita Navai, author of "City of Lies: Love, Sex, Death and the Search for Truth in Tehran".
• "The Colbert Report" - Mandy Patinkin.
"Mom's Night Out" and "Draft Day" Are Out on DVD Today
• "Mom's Night Out" . . . Sarah Drew from "Grey's Anatomy" is a mom who just wants a relaxing night out with her friends . . . but ends up running all over the city trying to find a lost baby instead. Sean Astin plays her husband. Trace Adkins is also in it.
• "Draft Day" . . . Kevin Costner is the Cleveland Browns general manager, who makes a risky trade for the #1 draft pick in an attempt to rebuild his team. Jennifer Garner is his salary cap manager, and Denis Leary is the Browns' coach.
• "Night Moves" . . . starring Jessie Eisenberg, and Dakota Fanning., and Peter Sarsgaard as three environmentalists who plot to blow up a hydroelectric dam.
• "They Came Together" . . . A romantic comedy starring Paul Rudd and Amy Poehler. He works for a big candy company that threatens her independent shop.
• "From the Rough" . . . starring Taraji P. Henson from "Person of Interest" as the first woman to ever coach a men's college golf team. Michael Clarke Duncan, former Destiny's Child minx Letoya Luckett, and "Harry Potter's" Tom Felton are also in it.
• "Cabin Fever: Patient Zero" . . . A prequel starring Sean Astin as a guy who's immune to the virus, and being held captive in a lab by scientists working on a vaccine.
• The third season of "Homeland", "Person of Interest", and "New Girl" . . . the 10th season of "Grey's Anatomy" . . . the fifth season of "The League" . . . the ninth season of "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" . . . the second season of "Chicago Fire" . . . and the first season of "Chicago PD", "The Originals", and "Crossbones".
New CDs from Maroon 5, Counting Crows, Nick Carter, and Jordan Knight
• "V", Maroon 5
• "Nick & Knight", the self-titled debut of Nick & Knight . . . The MANTASTIC collaboration between former boy band members Nick Carter of the Backstreet Boys and Jordan Knight of New Kids on the Block.
• "Somewhere Under Wonderland", Counting Crows
• "Step Back", blues rock guitarist Johnny Winter. His guests include Eric Clapton, Ben Harper, Brian Setzer, Dr. John, Billy Gibbons from ZZ Top, Leslie West from Mountain, and Joe Perry from Aerosmith.
• "(R)Evolution", the Swedish metal band Hammerfall
• "The Awful Truth", the debut album of the rock band Meridian
• "Wicked Nature", the alt rock band The Vines
• "Barragan", the alt rock band Blonde Redhead
•"Heartland", country rockers the Phillip Fox Band. They raised the money for this album off a successful Kickstarter campaign. Check out the song "You Are The Girl" on SoundCloud. And here's a compilation video of some of their live performances.
•"Rhythm & Whiskey", southern rocker Frank Foster.
•"The View", the country duo The Roys.
• "Rancho California", the debut album of Calico the Band . . . three chicks from L.A. whose music has appeared on "Nashville" and the upcoming show "Night Shift".
Five Random Facts For Tuesday
Here are a few random facts for you. You're 104 times more likely to choke to death than to die from being struck by lightning. There were 62 people who survived the Hindenburg disaster . . . the last one just died at age 92. And "Pac-Man" is the highest-grossing arcade game ever, with $3.5 billion in revenue.
1. You're 104 times more likely to choke to death than to die from being struck by lightning.
2. Every single person has face mites living on their face right now . . . they're microscopic, they're currently swimming around in the oil in your pores, and they even have sex on your face.
3. When the Hindenburg crashed in 1937, 62 of the 97 people on board survived. And the last survivor just died at age 92 . . . he was a 14-year-old assistant on the Hindenburg when it exploded. So now there are no survivors . . . oh, the humanity.
4. The wider a woman's hips are, the more likely she is to have one-night stands and sex with more people overall.
5. "Pac-Man" made $3.5 billion in revenue as an arcade game . . . which is $7.6 billion if you adjust for inflation. That makes it the highest grossing arcade game ever . . . just ahead of "Space Invaders".
(The Economist / UPI / Fox News / Ozy / Wikipedia)
Three Parenting Quick Hits: School Year Nerves, Why You Should Use Baby Talk, and How Long Until You're a Competent Dad
Here are the results of a few new studies on parenting. About 41% of parents are nervous about the school year . . . and for 9% of them, it's because they're not ready to help with homework. Baby talk is good for your kid . . . it helps them start talking earlier. And when men become dads for the first time, it takes about five months before they feel like they're competent fathers.
1. About 41% of parents are NERVOUS about this school year. The top reason is that it's tough to transition back from the summer routine to the school routine . . . but 9% say the big problem is they'll have to help with homework they don't know how to do. (PR Newswire)
2. Baby talk is good for your kid. A new study from the University of Iowa found that when you babble back at your baby, it actually speeds up their language development, and helps them start talking earlier.
It turns out when you say a bunch of unintelligible stuff back to your baby, it helps them learn different sounds, which makes it easier for them when they're ready to talk. (Daily Mail)
3. If you just had your first kid and you've found you are CLUELESS at how to be a dad, you're not alone. A study just found that it takes men about five months before they feel like they're competent fathers. (Daily Express)
You Have a One in Three Chance of Getting Away With Lying on Your Resume
A new study found that at least one in three companies don't bother to do background checks on people who apply to jobs. The areas they rarely look into are your educational experience, and whether you're actually certified in the skills you say you are.
A Denny's in New York Is Selling a $300 Grand Slam Breakfast
The very first Denny's in Manhattan opened over the weekend, and it's got a $300 Grand Slam breakfast. You get two standard Grand Slam breakfasts of eggs, pancakes, sausage, and bacon . . . but it also comes with a bottle of 2004 Dom Perignon Premier Cru champagne. Denny's says that's a bargain . . . other restaurants in New York sell the same bottle for at least $400.
A Guy With Red Hair Saves Hundreds of Dollars With a Homemade "Ginger Discount Card"
A red-haired guy in Scotland has been saving hundreds of dollars by flashing a "Ginger Discount Card" everywhere he goes. His friends made it for him as a joke a few years ago, but since then he's always asked if businesses offer a ginger discount . . . and when he shows the card, a lot of the time he gets one.
A Woman Texting and Driving Crashes . . . and Impales Her Butt on the Guardrail
A woman in Colorado was driving to a meeting last week, looked down to text that she'd be late, and crashed into a guardrail. Somehow it went through the front of her car, through her thigh . . . and impaled her BUTT. She needed emergency surgery, but she survived.
A Dog Accidentally Sets a House on Fire . . . Because Someone Left Their Laptop on the Stove?
A dog in New Jersey set a house on FIRE on Friday. Apparently he was home alone, and somehow turned on the stove. But someone in the family had left a LAPTOP on the stove for some reason, which caught on fire. Then the fire spread. Fortunately the fire department put it out quickly, and no one was hurt, including the dog.
KEANU REEVES is 50. Super + Star = SUPERSTAR. Keanu means "cool breeze over the mountains" in Hawaiian. And we're still holding out hope that this cool breeze will someday blow a third "Bill & Ted" movie into a theater near you!
MARK HARMON is 63. "NCIS" Caucasian Dreamboat . . . and THE star of the cinematic classic "Summer School"!
Aimee Osbourne is 31. Ozzy and Sharon's eldest daughter. She refused to be on "The Osbournes" out of dislike for the publicity.
Katt Williams is 41. Weed-lovin', often-arrested comedian.
K-Ci is 45. Genitalia-exposing member of Jodeci and K-Ci & JoJo.
Cynthia Watros is 46. Libby on "Lost" and Dr. James Wilson's ex-wife on "House".
SALMA HAYEK is 48. Salma married her baby-daddy, European billionaire Francois-Henri Pinault, on Valentine's Day of 2009.
Lennox Lewis is 49.
Eric Dickerson is 54. Goggles-wearing football Hall of Famer.
Paul Deakin is 55. The Mavericks' drummer.
STEVE PORCARO is 57. THE AMAZING KEYBOARDIST IN TOTO. His brother Mike, who was Toto's bass player, has ALS. (Steve does a lot of soundtrack work now. His recent films include "Soccer Dog: European Cup" and the 2007 remake of the horror classic, "The Wizard of Gore".) (True.)
Linda Purl is 59. Fonzie's innocently sexy girlfriend, Ashley, in the final years of "Happy Days".
Jimmy Connors is 62. Delicious Tennis Stud.
Terry Bradshaw is 66. Football Hall of Famer.
Christa McAuliffe (1948 - 1986) Schoolteacher who died in the "Challenger" explosion.
Countdown to Upcoming Events
• 5 days to Grandparents Day
• 6 days to International Literacy Day
• 9 days to September 11th
• 17 days to Talk Like a Pirate Day
• 30 days to Int'l Day of Non-Violence
• 871 days left of "Hope and Change"
113 years ago . . . In 1901, Theodore Roosevelt, who was Vice President at the time, gave his famous speech where he said, "SPEAK SOFTLY AND CARRY A BIG STICK".
69 years ago . . . In 1945, JAPAN FORMALLY SURRENDERED . . . officially ending World War Two and ushering in a new era of extreme sexual deviance!
41 years ago . . . In 1973, "Lord Of The Rings" author J.R.R. TOLKIEN died from a bleeding ulcer at the age of 81.
36 years ago . . . In 1978, one MILAGROSA FAJARDO married the very en fuego cubano EMILIO ESTEFAN and thus became . . . GLORIA ESTEFAN. Today is their 36th Anniversary.
28 years ago . . . In 1986, Cathy Evelyn Smith was sentenced to three years in prison for killing JOHN BELUSHI with a drug overdose. The rest of us were sentenced to a lifetime of JIM BELUSHI. ATTICA! SPEEDBALLS DON'T MAINLINE THEMSELVES!
25 years ago . . . In 1989, country singer RANDY TRAVIS crossed the Musicians Union picket line during a 3-night stand at Bally's in Las Vegas.
14 years ago . . . In 2000, Backstreet Boy BRIAN LITTRELL . . . the non threatening one . . . married his girlfriend Leighanne Wallace. Today is their 14th anniversary.
14 years ago . . . In 2000, DESTINY'S CHILD took Album of the Year AND Best Group awards at the sixth annual Sooooooooul Train Lady of Soul Awards. TONI BRAXTON was named Entertainer of the Year.
Nine years ago . . . In 2005, BOB DENVER (Gilligan on "Gilligan's Island") passed away from cancer at the age of 70. (He loved the Ganja. Just LOVED it.)
Nine years ago . . . In 2005, KANYE WEST made his infamous "George Bush doesn't care about black people" speech during NBC's telethon, "A Concert for Hurricane Relief".
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