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Thursday, August 9, 2012
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
(POP NEWS) Madonna Vs Gaga; Kim Vs. Rihanna; Tapia; Dogs support Marriage!
Friday, May 4, 2012
Thursday, May 3, 2012
(POP NEWS) Marilyn, Nude; Elizabeth's meltdown; Pepsi; Scream; Baby for sale!
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Monday, April 16, 2012
Saturday, March 24, 2012
(TOP VIDEO) Madonna's 'Girl Gone Wild'; Brokeback; Bieber; Ab Fab!
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Thursday, February 16, 2012
(POP NEWS): TOP Mutt; Sanchez; Somerville comes OUT; Bristol Begs; Oscar Fix; Whitney Probe!
WEIRD: Pekingese Named Malachy is America's Top Dog!
KING: Lion Kills S. African Zookeeper!
MATCH: Mark Sanchez Asked Santonio Holmes to Be His Valentine!
WINNING: Lin vs. Tebow? It's Lin by a Mile!
DESPERATE: Bristol Begs on Craigslist for Book-Signing Attendees!
OUT: Professional Poker Player Jason Somerville Says He's Gay!
CONFIRMED: Chris Colfer, Kevin Bacon and John C. Reilly added to the cast of next month’s benefit performance of ’8′!
FIXED: How to Fix the Oscars: Institute a Live Re-Vote!
QUESTIONS: Probe Launched Into Whitney's Prescriptions, Doctors!
Saturday, February 11, 2012
(POP NEWS): Liza Drops OUT; Madonna Stalker; Twilight Dogs; Blue Ivy; Erica and Gloria Returns!
Liza Minnelli drops out of “Hot In Cleveland”
FROZEN: Police Catch Escaped Madonna Stalker!
How To Win the Westminster Dog Show?
No. 1 Name for Dogs and Cats Is ... Bella!
SPOTTED: Beyonce, Jay-Z Post First Photos of Blue Ivy!
BACK: Gloria Estefan's New Music Video 'Hotel Nacional' Features Hot Sailors and Erica Kane!
Sunday, January 29, 2012
MASTER-PIECE: A Day at the Dog Park, from a Dog's Perspective!
Thursday, January 19, 2012
FORCED: Dogs do 'Star Wars' in Super Bowl Commercial Tease!
And....Super Bowl commercial mania begins with this tease from Volkswagen, featuring 12 canines (some in appropriate attire) barking the Imperial March from Star Wars. Given that Volkswagen's ad featuring this theme and a mini Darth Vader pretty much won the Super Bowl last year, expect more where this came from once game time rolls around.
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
AND THE WINNER IS..Does This Dog Deserve an Oscar?
Can dogs act? And if so, should they be
considered for an Oscar? Those are the kinds of questions moviegoers are
wondering, many for the first time, after seeing Uggie the Jack Russell
terrier ham it up in the much acclaimed film The Artist. Uggie fans have launched an Oscar campaign on Twitter—for
"Best Pup-porting Actor" for his astute portrayal of the loyal, lovable
sidekick of a fading silent film actor. He's already fetched the Palm
Dog award at Cannes.
One fan
who definitely believes dogs can act is Susan Orlean.
She's written a book about that famous thespian Rin Tin Tin. "His performances sometimes leave you amazed. I mean how would you teach a dog to look suspicious or all of those emotional reactions that Rin Tin Tin had?" she asks. "Maybe he had a subtle kind of intelligence that allowed him to understand emotions." As for Uggie, he's not getting too wrapped up in all the hoopla. He prefers a good nap on the nearest sofa to winning the acclaim of his industry peers, reports the BBC.
She's written a book about that famous thespian Rin Tin Tin. "His performances sometimes leave you amazed. I mean how would you teach a dog to look suspicious or all of those emotional reactions that Rin Tin Tin had?" she asks. "Maybe he had a subtle kind of intelligence that allowed him to understand emotions." As for Uggie, he's not getting too wrapped up in all the hoopla. He prefers a good nap on the nearest sofa to winning the acclaim of his industry peers, reports the BBC.
Friday, January 6, 2012
WASTED: No Pets for 3 Years After Man's Puppy Drinks Vodka!
Attention dog owners: Next time you're drinking vodka and Coke, don't leave your glass on the floor. Matthew Cox, 26, did just that, went outside to have a cigarette, and returned to find that his 6-month-old Labrador puppy, Max, had finished his drink for him. The Brit was too drunk to help the swaying puppy, and ended up leaving him with his roommate when he went out to DJ, the BBC reports. Now Cox has been banned from having a dog for three years, and Max has found a new home. Police were alerted to the situation by two girls who saw Max, staggering and falling, outside stores near Cox's home.
Officers later found Max at Cox's home, the Daily Mail reports. They brought him to a vet for emergency treatment, where he was put on an IV drip for nearly a full day to recover. Cox pleaded guilty to failure to ensure an animal's welfare, and the judge who handed down the three-year ban called his actions "just downright stupid."
Friday, December 23, 2011
BEAR-NATION: Newborn Polar Bear Siku Kills with Cuteness!
Siku, born last month at the Scandinavian Wildlife Park in Denmark, requires 24-hour care for the first year of his life because his mother did not produce enough milk to feed him. Three people are assigned the task of caring for the Polar Bear cub, who just may be the cutest thing you see all day.
"Siku" means "sea ice" in Greenlandic language, according to the park's website.
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
SPOILER: Female Splits Up 'Gay' Penguins!
The penguin love affair dubbed "Brokeback Iceberg" by
Jimmy Kimmel is now definitely over. Pedro and Buddy, the "gay" African
penguins the Toronto Zoo decided to split up last month, are now both more interested in females, the BBC
reports. Buddy, who shared a nest with Pedro for a year, paired with a
female within 72 hours of the split, zookeepers say. Pedro, meanwhile,
has been pursuing a female for weeks without success.
"Pedro
is very ready to go, per se, but his prospective mate is a little
standoffish," the zoo's curator of birds tells the National Post.
The zoo, he says, decided to separate the pair for the sake of the
species, whose numbers have dwindled from 1.2 million in 1910 to 50,000
today. As long as there plenty of females around, the curator doubts
Buddy and Pedro will try to rekindle their romance. “We don’t think of
gay penguins,” he says. “They’re bundled pairs. They break up in the
wild, they break up in captivity."
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Homophobia,
Pets
Saturday, December 10, 2011
LOADED: Meet World's Richest Cat!
Now
that's some serious scratch—Tommaso, a 4-year-old former stray, is now
the world's richest cat, the inheritor of $13.4 million worth of
properties around Italy, reports the Guardian.
Tommaso's rich owner, a 94-year-old childless widow, died last month, leaving her entire estate to her cat. However animals cannot inherit property directly in Italy, so the widow named a cat-loving nurse she met in a park as Tommaso's trustee. "I had no idea the signora had such wealth," said the nurse, identified only as Stefania. Tommaso may be the world's richest cat, but he still has a long way to go to before the can compare to the world's richest dog—Gunther IV, a German Shepherd from Germany, is said to be worth $372 million.
Tommaso's rich owner, a 94-year-old childless widow, died last month, leaving her entire estate to her cat. However animals cannot inherit property directly in Italy, so the widow named a cat-loving nurse she met in a park as Tommaso's trustee. "I had no idea the signora had such wealth," said the nurse, identified only as Stefania. Tommaso may be the world's richest cat, but he still has a long way to go to before the can compare to the world's richest dog—Gunther IV, a German Shepherd from Germany, is said to be worth $372 million.
Friday, September 30, 2011
EIGHTEEN LIVES: Cat With 2 Faces Sets Record!
The cat is named Frank and Louie. Yep, Frank and Louie. That's because it was born with two faces, mouths, and noses (but just three eyes, the middle of which can't blink). And he almost didn't make it. Marty Stevens rescued the cat from being euthanized, and 12 years later it enters the 2012 edition of Guinness World Records as the longest-surviving member of a group known as Janus cats, named for a Roman god with two faces, reports the AP.
Janus cats almost never survive more than a few days: Most have congenital defects, including a cleft palate that makes it difficult for them to nurse. The condition is the result of a genetic defect that triggers excessive production of a certain kind of protein. But Frank (the face on the left) and Louie did not suffer from most of the common Janus problems, and used just one of his mouths to eat; the other does not have a lower jaw and isn't connected to his one esophagus.
Thursday, September 22, 2011
CRUEL: Hide Your Dogs!
Brace yourself, dog lover: The world is full of cruel people, as evidenced by two odd animal crimes that happened in the last week. My Fox Dallas reports on a domestic incident that turned deadly for a Maltese named Diego on Saturday night. A couple reportedly got in a fight in an elevator, with a man allegedly punching a woman. Police say she then entered their shared apartment, poured bleach on his clothes, and left. When her boyfriend saw the clothes, he allegedly threw Diego out of the 19th-floor apartment's window. Though no one saw him fling the dog, his body was found the next day on the 8th-floor pool deck. Police are looking for the man, whose name has not been released.
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LGBT Family,
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Monday, September 12, 2011
Me-WOW: Could Glow-in-the-Dark Kitties cure AIDS?
Some cats are glowing, thanks to researchers at Mayo Clinic, who inserted rhesus macaque plus jellyfish genes into unfertilized cat eggs. The mix makes resulting kittens apparently resistant to feline immunodeficiency virus, which causes feline AIDS.
Oh, yeah, and it also makes them glow under special lights. It's all part of a study on how to best fight human HIV and AIDS—as well as battle feline AIDS which is plaguing domestic cats. The glowing stunt helps researchers track the cats' engineered genes and cells. "We want to see if we can protect the domestic cat against its AIDS virus, if we can protect any species, eventually including ours, against its own AIDS virus," Dr. Eric Poeschla tells Live Science.
Oh, yeah, and it also makes them glow under special lights. It's all part of a study on how to best fight human HIV and AIDS—as well as battle feline AIDS which is plaguing domestic cats. The glowing stunt helps researchers track the cats' engineered genes and cells. "We want to see if we can protect the domestic cat against its AIDS virus, if we can protect any species, eventually including ours, against its own AIDS virus," Dr. Eric Poeschla tells Live Science.
Friday, August 5, 2011
THAWED: Polar Bear Kills Tourist in Norway!
A British tourist is dead and four people are seriously injured after a polar bear attacked them today in Norway. The five were part of a group of campers in the Arctic Archipelago of Svalbard, according to a district governor's spokesperson. The group reported the mauling via satellite phone at 7:30am, and "there are no roads in the area of the Von Postbreen glacier where the incident happened so we scrambled a helicopter," the spokesperson says. The bear has been killed and the four victims are at a hospital, the Telegraph reports.
The Guardian notes that the group was visiting a "beauty spot" on Spitsbergen, a remote island. "It's not been the first time," says a local of the attack. "Last summer a man was attacked by a polar bear and there have also been attacks on a man from Austria and a girl. ... The problem is when the ice goes the bears lose their way and cannot catch food. People don't really how dangerous they are; one came down to the sea recently and people were running down to take pictures."
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