Tuesday, June 3, 2008

Unlike Rest Of World, Sarah Larson Shocked To Learn She Was Little More Than Clooney Arm Candy


Even though she spent nearly a year silently standing by George Clooney's side at movie premieres and on jaunts to the United Nations, it seems that Sarah Larson forgot the first rule about Being George Clooney's Girlfriend. Namely, you do not talk about Being George Clooney's Girlfriend. Just days after her extensive interview with Harper's Bazaar hit the stands — one in which she confessed that "I don't think [George] has any trouble getting anything he wants" — she suddenly and quickly found herself on the receiving end of that maxim. Unfortunately for her, she learned that what Clooney wanted was for her to give back his garage door opener and hitchhike her way back to Vegas. Now, details have begun to emerge from the Larson camp about their breakup, ones that predictably cast a sympathetic light on the comely sandworm emulator. Serving as part of a vast right-wing conspiracy against noted lefty Clooney, Fox News reports:

“She thought they were getting married. Instead, she got dumped,” a friend said. “She’s really upset. Devastated.”

As things got serious with Clooney, Larson had moved into his Los Angeles mansion, subletting her home in Las Vegas. Tongues wagged that she might be "the one" when he took her to the Oscars this year.

"She’s totally heartbroken and doesn’t deserve this,” a friend said. “It came out of nowhere. They had made all these plans.”

Turns out those plans called for little more than Larson to find the nearest WiFi hotspot, enabling her to surf Yellowpages.com to find the number of a local U-Haul with an available truck. You see, Clooney has a history of dating women that are young, pretty and anonymous. From Celine Balitran to Krista Allen, once people in the fly-over states begin to recognize the name of the girl who he's schtupping, history and habit dictates that Clooney lowers the boom on them. And although we're pretty positive that The Charming One will never publicly address the reasons behind the breakup, we're pretty sure that her sketchy past and the anonymous phone calls left on Clooney's visual voicemail didn't help her cause much.

Tuesday, May 20, 2008

DENISE RICHARDS - RICHARDS BLAMES MEDIA FOR SAMBORA SPLIT


DENISE RICHARDS is convinced her relationship with BON JOVI star RICHIE SAMBORA only broke down because the media accused her of breaking up his marriage.
Richards began dating the Bon Jovi guitarist after she split from her former husband Charlie Sheen in 2006 - just months after he ended his 11-year marriage to her friend Heather Locklear.
The Wild Things star was the focus of many press reports accusing her of coming between Sambora and Locklear - and Richards blames the media's depiction of her for putting a major strain on their year-long romance.
She tells U.S. talkshow host Larry King, "They (Sambora and Locklear) were getting divorced; he and I were friends and it happened. And she had moved on. She was already involved with someone else at the time.
"It (the press coverage) affected, I think, the circumstances. It was very difficult to sustain a relationship. We were so slammed in the press. We were dealing with our parents dying. We were going through very difficult divorces and custody and it put a strain on our relationship. I regret the timing, perhaps, and I feel terrible anyone that was hurt and involved. But I did not split up their marriage."

Monday, May 5, 2008

Miley Cyrus doesn’t want to end up like other child stars


Teen sensation Miley Cyrus says she’s determined not to fall victim to the trappings of celebrity in the way other child stars like Britney Spears have.

“I definitely try to steer away from it as much as I can, but it’s all around me,” she says in an interview with Britain’s Daily Mirror newspaper. “I think it’s more of a personal battle really.

“You have to know what you feel and what’s in your heart.

“But I’m more of a positive person. I’ve always wanted to be a positive role model and that’s what I want to continue to be.”

The 15-year-old ‘Hannah Montana’ star — who was last week at the center of controversy following the publication of her risqué photoshoot for Vanity Fair magazine — says she relies on her guitar to help her through the tough times.

Adds Miley, “My guitar is like my best friend. My guitar can get me through anything. If I can sit down and write an amazing song with my guitar about what’s going on in life, then that’s the greatest therapy for me.”

Miley is fast becoming one of the biggest stars in America, she became an overnight success when Hannah Montana first aired in 2006—and with a clothing line; merchandise; perfume; album sales; a book deal; and movies, the teenager from Tennessee has made a small fortune.

But despite all the trappings of success, Miley is determined to keep her feet firmly on the ground.

“It’s pretty crazy and life is going so fast. I never have the chance to slow down, but I’m having a lot of fun and that’s what you’ve got to keep in mind,” she says.

“As long as you’re having fun, then that’s all you can do.

“Whatever happens, I want to make sure my family is all set.

“Once I’m a little bit older I want to make sure my family is safe and get my parents a nice house and make sure they’re good and settled.”

The teen-superstar also denied rumors she’s dating Nick Jonas, the youngest member of the up-and-coming Jonas Brothers — saying she’s “too much to handle”, and insisting she’s single.

“I think I’m too much to handle right now,” she says.

“There’s so much going on in my life at the moment with traveling and there’s always cameras following me — all that kind of stuff. I don’t think it’s great for dating anyone.

“There are guys who I like to hang out with, but I like to be the girl who no one can get. I think that’s always hotter anyway. It’s more attractive to be the person everyone talks about.”