Condoleezza, Please Baby Please…

Posted on August 15, 2008
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condi_rice.jpg Posted by Nyna

What beauty! What brains and intelligence! But Condi, you’re playing on the wrong team. You so eloquently stated that this was not 1968 when Russian tanks could invade a capital and get away with it. But how many people world-wide are believing that American forces can’t bomb and invade a country falsely accused of harboring WMDs, and get away with it? We have lost all moral integrity in the world, because of your bosses. Come on, Condi! We need you to get your brain out of hock, and focus on the things that matter, like saving the planet. The boys will escalate with their war toys, and try to intimidate us into believing that we need a war-hero for a president. Let’s not fall for their manipulations.

And thanks for informing George that the Georgia under attack today is not the same Georgia that’s in the Ray Charles song. I’m sure he was confused.

Anne Hathaway Considers Cate Blanchett

Posted on August 14, 2008
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anne_cate.jpgAnne Hathway says she’d go gay for Cate Blanchett.

The Devil Wears Prada star — who recently split from boyfriend Raffaello Follieri — says if she ever decided to change her sexuality then the Aussie actress would be her perfect pairing.

She says, “If I was going to go gay for another actress it would have to be Cate Blanchett.

“Absolutely! We could talk about a theater and she has played a guy really well so if I got bored that’d be nice.”

[showbizspy]

Chinese Dancer Paralyzed After Fall in Beijing

Posted on August 14, 2008
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liu-yan.jpgA talented, 26-year-old Chinese dancer was seriously injured during a rehearsal for the opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympic games just 12 days before the show, and faces the prospect of being paralyzed for the rest of her life.

Liu Yan, considered one of the country’s top classical Chinese dancers, was preparing the performance of a lifetime: the only solo dance in a four-hour spectacular that was expected to be seen by a global audience of more than one billion people.

But on July 27, during an evening rehearsal at Beijing’s National Stadium, the so-called Bird’s Nest, she leaped toward a platform that malfunctioned and plunged about 10 feet into a shaft, landing on her back, according to family members. (more)

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