Steve Harvey has a chance to redeem himself and his actions at this year’s Miss Universe pageant, with the competition announcing it would like the Family Feud host back for round two in 2016.
“He was funny, he was informative, he’s high energy, he’s got a great following,” Mark said. “I definitely want him back, and I would hate to see him not come back. He’s going to want a shot to redeem himself.”
You got that right. Or maybe he’s too humiliated to show his face in public again? I guess we’ll find out soon enough.
Jennifer Lawrence and Liam Hemsworth don’t need the cameras to be rolling for a little make out sesh to go down.
During a game of “Plead the Fifth” on Watch What HappensLive on Monday night, the 25-year-old actress admitted to some lovin’ with her Hunger Games costar. We guess she doesn’t care that he and his family are “disgusting” scab-eaters, after all.
When asked by host Andy Cohen, “Have you two ever kissed when the cameras weren’t rolling?”, Jennifer replied, “Liam and I grew up together. Liam’s real hot. What would you have done?” (more…)
You might (or might not) be surprised to learn that many women don’t experience orgasms during sex or even foreplay. A new website aims to gift those poor women the ‘Big O’ this holiday. Founded by “a lesbian and a straight guy,” OMGYes educates viewers on how to arouse women with 47 instructional videos and 11 touchable videos (you read that right). The interactive clips ask viewers to touch a virtual vagina on their computer screens as a voice responds with direction. Brilliant.
The online training program also educates users on various techniques like edging, orbiting and hinting. To determine which tactics to include, the team conducted studies on over 2,000 women, aged 18 to 95. OMGYes only costs $29 to join, a small price to pay for a gift you and your partner will enjoy for years to come. Finally, a sex ed class worth signing up for.
Christmas may be a few days away, but Vogue Japan insists on propelling us even further into the new year by unveiling its February 2016 cover. Getting us out of our winter blues, the magazine throws us into spring with Doutzen Kroes. The Dutch beauty was photographed by Patrick Demarchelier appearing as though she just ran through a blossoming field wearing a dreamy outfit by Michael Kors, styled by Giovanna Battaglia.
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Members of our forums were pretty appalled by the cover. “I’m glad to see Doutzen is back on the cover. However, this looks frightening,” pointed out elle_gb, hitting us off to a bad start straight away.
“It’s like they hired a low rent drag impersonator of Doutzen. Pageant queens have better hair and makeup than that. Come on. What is happening with Vogue Japan? In what dimension, universe, and galaxy is this considered high fashion worthy of being the cover of Vogue?” ranted MON. (more…)
It’s probably a good thing, really, considering there are still some very prominent gender stereotypes afloat at this event that need to be discussed, and, according to Chloë Grace Moretz, changed completely.
The young actress tweeted throughout Miss Universe 2015, expressing her concerns on how women were portrayed. From suggesting the swimsuit section be removed completely (goodbye, male viewers) to divvying out different ways to judge the crowning, check out what 18-year-old had to say in her twitter spiel below. (more…)
Following her sensual “Good For You” clip and sexy performance at the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, Selena Gomez has put the final nail in her Disney coffin with her latest music video release, “Hands to Myself”.
Released on December 21 exclusively via Apple Music, the raunchy scenario sees Selena getting up close and personal with model Christopher Mason, who really is a Christmas miracle with that face and those abs.
Selena obsesses over him, natch, breaks into his home and imagines what it would be like to be with him (like, really with him), before he finds her in his bed and calls the cops. There’s a twist at the end, but we’ll let you watch that for yourself.
