Ji Sung Park scores the game winner against Liverpool for Manchester United at Old Trafford.
Sunday, March 21, 2010
Friday, March 12, 2010
Pepsi World Cup Video
Pepsi (who is not an official sponsor of the World Cup) made a really cool commercial with a ton of football stars, including Frank Lampard (UK), Didier Drogba (Ivory Coast), Lionel Messi (Argentina), Theiry Henry (France), and Kaka (Brazil).
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Howard Stern responds to Gabourey Sidibe critics, rips Monique
Howard Stern went back on air to talk about Gabourey Sidibe and respond to all the critics. He says he loves "Precious" as a movie. Howard even takes some shots on ABC News and then rips Monique.
And the debate continues...
PART 2
And the debate continues...
PART 2
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Howard Stern vs. Gabourey Sidibe
Howard Stern made some pretty disparaging remarkes about Ms. Gabourey Sidibe earlier today on his show.
"Everyone is pretending she's a part of show business... and she's never gonna be in another movie... it's so sad... you just want to say to her, listen honey, now you got a little money in the bank, go get yourself thin."
But then he tries to turn this into something about wanting her to get healthy. Twisted man. Easy for a thin guy to rip on her. Cheap shots.
"Everyone is pretending she's a part of show business... and she's never gonna be in another movie... it's so sad... you just want to say to her, listen honey, now you got a little money in the bank, go get yourself thin."
But then he tries to turn this into something about wanting her to get healthy. Twisted man. Easy for a thin guy to rip on her. Cheap shots.
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
R. Kelly is Illiterate
I can't believe that R. Kelly cannot read. I know. Shocking, for such a great song writer.
Here's an excerpt from an article:
"When I was trying to make it out here, I already knew, and I was stubborn about it," he said. "I don't even read really and I'm not afraid to say that. My cousins and brothers used to tease me 'you can't even read right. How you think you're going to come up?' The only reason I graduated from grammar school is because I had a great jump shot. I went to high school and [my teacher] told me 'you will one of the greatest writers of all time.' I believed. You [have to] believe it. You can't believe [anything] if you're hating. You can't achieve [anything] if you're hating."
Here's an excerpt from an article:
"When I was trying to make it out here, I already knew, and I was stubborn about it," he said. "I don't even read really and I'm not afraid to say that. My cousins and brothers used to tease me 'you can't even read right. How you think you're going to come up?' The only reason I graduated from grammar school is because I had a great jump shot. I went to high school and [my teacher] told me 'you will one of the greatest writers of all time.' I believed. You [have to] believe it. You can't believe [anything] if you're hating. You can't achieve [anything] if you're hating."
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Print companies take an ad out about themselves
I couldn't help but chuckle at the thought of print companies taking out ads in their own papers to tell people who don't read those papers to start reading them. Yes, part of the spend will be on websites.
"Following a drop over 25% in ad revenue from print magazines last year, a group of prominent magazine publishers including Time Inc., Hearst, Conde Nast, Meredith and Wenner Media are launching a jointly-funded $90 million dollar ad campaign to help convince readers, advertisers and shareholders of the "power of print." The 7-month campaign, developed with Y&R New York, is expected to roll out with lush color spreads in the May issues of nearly 100 print magazines and web sites with taglines such as "We Surf the Internet. We Swim in Magazines" and "Will the Internet Kill Magazines? Did Instant Coffee Kill Coffee?""
"Following a drop over 25% in ad revenue from print magazines last year, a group of prominent magazine publishers including Time Inc., Hearst, Conde Nast, Meredith and Wenner Media are launching a jointly-funded $90 million dollar ad campaign to help convince readers, advertisers and shareholders of the "power of print." The 7-month campaign, developed with Y&R New York, is expected to roll out with lush color spreads in the May issues of nearly 100 print magazines and web sites with taglines such as "We Surf the Internet. We Swim in Magazines" and "Will the Internet Kill Magazines? Did Instant Coffee Kill Coffee?""
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