Josh Duhamel and his adorable little boy Axl had breakfast at their local coffee shop. He’s not exactly a stay-at-home dad while Fergie records and performs. Josh has two movies coming out this year. In Strings, with Maria Bello, he plays a dad, so his real life experience comes in handy.
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Remember the two young Iranian men who traveled with forged passports on the missing Malaysian flight? The falsified passports set off alarms of terrorism. Interpol released photos of the men. The two guys were heavily investigated to determine if they had any ties to terrorism. A great deal of information was gathered about the two mystery men and it was established that the Iranian men were friends. The fact that they were seeking asylum in Europe BECAUSE THEY WERE GAY was never mentioned. Iran routinely executes homosexuals and is considered the most homophobic of the Islamic countries. THAT’S why investigators decided they guys were not connected to the disappearance of the plane. (Click HERE to see the Iranians)
Kate Upton, Cameron Diaz, and Leslie Mann look so cute in this photo at a UK screening of “The Other Woman” that we got interested in the movie and dug up the trailer. It‘s a romantic comedy about three women scheming to get even with the man who cheated on all of them – and men might like the eye candy.
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Mad Men’s final season takes place in 1969 and what a year that was for fashion! By then, Betsey Johnson ruled, not Balenciaga. Those pointy stiletto heels gave way to the squashed heel (or kitten heel) with square toes. Women could run faster. Girdles were long gone and bras were optional. The A-line dresses were short but colorful and comfy. Almost all women wore “falls” to augment their hair and false eyelashes. Hippie style was just around the corner. Of course the office versions of current styles were somewhat modified, but you get the idea. Wah! We’re going to MISS Mad Men!