Sexiest celebrity
Posted By: Red on 2006-06-15
In Reply to: George W. Bush. nm - WFanatic
George Bush? Gag me with a spoon.
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POLL: Sexiest Male Celebrity Alive?
I still go for Tom Cruise everytime! I know, he's weird, but I simply can't help it!
Sexiest!
Mathew McConahey has got to be at the top! (even though I can't spell his name!). And let's not forget Pierce Brosnan - those eyes !!
I don't know about sexiest but he's a favorite of mine, too! nm
Vincent Price and he had the sexiest voice too!!
{swoon!}
Sorry, I think you're all wrong. This is the sexiest man alive...!
http://newwoman.ru/pic24/antonio_sabato.jpg
Antonio!
Celebrity tell-all
Hey, what a concept. Another way to make money on the side for the MT who was asking.... JUST KIDDING!! What an imagination you have....should write a movie of the week.
How is she a celebrity anyway? Never heard of her before this.
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How about Celebrity Fit Club??
Does anyone get into that? I think this season will be good. I'm Tempestt Bledsoe's age and I loved her in Cosby Show. Go Vanessa!! I'm also curious about Young MC. That's good ole school stuff. Tee hee.
Celebrity Fit Club
Just finished the show. Really good. I have to agree with the poster from earlier today that Tempestt did look wonderful. She is radiant. She and Chastity are motivating me. I'm going to look into that SMASH diet they were talking about. Who's with me? No more cookies !!! No more cookies !!! Ugh, did I just type that "out loud" ??
Celebrity newscasters
... agree with you newsfreakMT - it's more about the spin and sensationalism today in journalism, than anything else. Difficult to get unbiased news.
Celebrity life
The subject of gastric bypass among the rich and famous is a taboo subject. Given that gastric bypass is a dangerous procedure, and that millions of adoring fans look up to these people, it becomes a very touchy subject. Many, many celebrities get gastric bypass, more than the public is aware of, because of the pressure and competition in that industry. The fact that many celebs get that surgery, and then promote to the public that they lost weight by diet and exercise, is a lot of pressure. Some celebs even get gastric bypass and then become spokespersons for weight loss programs such as Jenny Craig. This is an illusion to the public. The fact that Star Jones got gastric bypass and then tells the audience she lost weight by diet and pilates, I believe, causes the public to turn on her. Granted, it should be one's private choice and business, but when you are in the public eye, there is a price you pay for your fame. I believe many factors added to the demise of Star Jones popularity - her deception of her weight loss, her wedding, rumors about her husband's gay lifestyle, her dislike of animals, and the fact that she started a business with a line of fur coats once she got a name for herself. Yes, one does pay a price for fame. Your private life is almost not yours any more.
Maybe Surreal Life or Celebrity Fit Club? lol - nm
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I've been on Celebrity and Princess. Loved them both. Lots of info at cruisecritic.com. nm
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