Directors Guild Association cap, with Megan Fox.
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Thought for today: In Iraq there are no lights to put out. Electricity is an issue for most people of Iraq. In the West, we have so much to be thankful for.
Rick Astley reminds us of this fact today with a new song. Lights Out is the first new release single, Rick Astley‘s put out in 17 years.
I was 16 when I first danced to this dude’s music. In those days, Rick was a redhead.
He’s like Kylie Minogue. Built to last, as entertainers, they just keep on going.
~Posted by Horiwood, Hollywood California USA. 9.1.10~
In L.A today, Kellan Lutz kept his sponsors happy, by making an appearance. He’s so L.A this kid.
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“When the world is falling out from under me, I’ll be found in you. Still standing”–singer-songwriter Brooke Fraser for C.S Lewis.
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The cast of Mad Men cover Rolling Stone Magazine and when it comes to the celebrity and entertainment topics of interest to our readers, here’s how you brought in our Hollywood top ten people-voted topics of interest into prime time, today.
Thanks everyone.
1. A Princess Dianna tribute with Graham Holmes & Jocelyn Joyce
2. We are all Pakistan too, Angelina Jolie for the U.N
3. Dina Eastwood is managing rugby obsessed boy band, Overtone
4. Justin Gaston: August’s most popular guy on this blog with Psalmist-King‘s ink
5. Denim cut offs & knee high boots with Miley Cyrus
6. Lourdes Leon works it in London for Madonna Entertainment
7. Time honors Mother Teresa‘s archived letters
9. Kate Moss‘ cross-cultural fashion appeal
10. Miles McPherson has courage to live and love
[Images via The Huffington Post]
~Posted by Horiwood.Com, Hollywood California USA. 9.1.10~
Washington is facilitating a summit where key leaders in the Middle East have committed to discuss their concerns, differences and similarities towards working towards “longer lasting peace” in the Middle East.
In this picture via the New York Times, “President Obama with President Mahmoud Abbas of the Palestinian Authority, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel, King Abdullah II of Jordan and President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt at the White House” begin a process of courage to talk and love peace.
For a good novel, that enters into the same spirit of dialogue fairly on all sides, go here to see.
For a report by collaborating journalists Helene Cooper and Mark Landler on the Washington peace summit’s new beginning, go here to read their words if you haven’t already.
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