Just about everyone knows that actor Tom Sizemore has a long history of drug problems. And now we also know for sure that Sizemore is quite a storyteller. Somehow RadarOnline reportedly got their hands on a 1998 recording which has the Heat actor claiming to have set up his ex-girlfriend, model and actress Elizabeth Hurley, with former President Bill Clinton.
Back in September Ubisoft announced Child of Light, an upcoming side-scrolling JRPG from the developers of Far Cry 3. The game’s whimsical tone and ambitious art style surprised many who may have expected Ubisoft to grind away at yet another Far Cry sequel game after the success of Far Cry 3.
Only six months after finalizing his divorce, Cheyenne Jackson has revealed that he is engaged again. Talk about moving on fast. Who, may you ask, has swept this man off of his feet? None other than fellow actor Jason Landau.
Cheyenne went public with their relationship four months ago when he posted a photo of him and Landau kissing on his personal Instagram page. He captioned the photo: “H A P P Y. W/ @jasonrlandau.”
Since then, the couple’s relationship has continued to flourish, and their reps have confirmed that they are, in fact, engaged.
Klout just got a big redesign. Head over to Klout.com now, and you’ll see a page encouraging you to “Create and share great content.”
As the legal battles between early Google Glass adopters and the law enforcement officials who can’t stand the Glassholes heat up, the country’s largest municipal police force is warming to the new tech.
VentureBeat is reporting that the New York Police Department is running their own little beta test program for Google Glass, equipping a handful of their officers with Google’s much-hyped spectacles.
The 80s band Journey have always told their fans,”Don’t Stop Believing,” so it’s possible that people kept their hopes up that front man Steve Perry would rejoin the group one day.
Well, there’s a good chance that may happen, because Perry said that he and some band mates have been talking about bringing the original lineup back together.
So far the lead singer has been speaking to Neal Schon, who co-founded the band, but he says it’s still difficult to get everyone on the same page professionally and creatively.
On Tuesday evening, a California Highway Patrolman arrested a fire fighter. The cause? The fire fighter was too busy tending to injured motorists at a crash site to move a fire engine on the cop’s orders.
Okay, it was probably more complicated than that. Maybe the fire engine was blocking traffic. Maybe the motorist’s injuries weren’t too dire. Maybe the fire fighter had a few choice words for the patrolman. Maybe the cop had had a bad day.
Amy Poehler and Tina Fey are charming, they’re adorable, and most importantly, they know how to be funny in a room full of celebrities without being mean. After their second time around hosting the Golden Globes this year, the former “Saturday Night Live” alums and real-life friends made it clear that they have what it takes to do it again, so it’s no surprise that they’ve been asked to host next year’s fete.
By now most people have probably heard that the Red Hot Chili Peppers didn’t really play their instruments during their performance at this year’s Super Bowl. The group’s base player Flea made the admission on the band’s website a few days ago.
So it was only a matter of time before people in the music world chimed in, to either show support for the Chili Peppers or to speak negatively about them and talk a little trash.
Arthur Chu has been getting some pushback for his unconventional strategy on the popular TV game show ‘Jeopardy’.
The 30-year-old ‘Jeopardy’ champ from Broadview Heights, Ohio, uses a game strategy he calls “The Forrest Bounce”, referring to 8o’s champion Chuck Forrest’s style of play. Chu’s strategy involves ignoring the easy questions and jumping across the board to the questions of higher value in search of the much-desired Daily Doubles.
