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 Alicia Keys and Her Thick Legs of the DayCategory: Music Industry - Posted by: rapvirus on Jul 10th, 2008My wife told me i am getting fat and that when I walk, my tits bounced. I asked her if she’s looked in the mirror over the last 5 years, because she’s so fucking fat, she’s got tits growing on the back of her fuckin’ knees. She then told me t...hat she was at a friend’s house watching Oprah and they said that for every 30 pounds you lose, you gain an inch on your cock. That way when I fuck her, maybe I’ll be able to make it past her labia and she’ll feel something. I told he that her fat herpes ridden pussy is the last thing I want to make it into and that I am going to go out and try to gain another 60 pounds so that I don’t even have a penis anymore because that’s what she fucking does to me, she started to cry, but not as loud as Alicia Keys’ piano stool, she looks heavy and I assume shit is reinforced, otherwise it’d be trying to kill itself by breaking in half. Here are some pics of her thick legs performing recently because you’ll take what you can get. |
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 NYPD has no plans to interview Mary-KateCategory: Cinema & TV - Posted by: KingM on Jan 28th, 2008Police Commissioner Ray Kelly says Mary-Kate Olsen will not be questioned by detectives about Heath Ledger's death. "There's absolutely no indication investigators were going to speak to Mary-Kate Olsen," Kelly said at a news conference. "They determ...ined that they had all the info needed from witnesses who were on scene: That's the cleaning woman, the masseuse." Police are waiting for toxicology reports on the 28-year-old Australian actor before they decide whether to charge masseuse Diana Wolozin for practicing without a license, Kelly also said Sunday. |
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 Mary-Kate Speaks!Category: Cinema & TV - Posted by: KingM on Jan 26th, 2008Mary-Kate Olsen has issued a statement regarding the death of Heath Ledger. In a statement to the media issued by her publicist today, she says, “Heath was a friend. His death is a tragic loss.” “My thoughts are with his family during this very... difficult time.” No word on whether or not she is attending his funeral, but she has flown to New York from California. |
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 Cops Won’t Question Mary-KateCategory: Cinema & TV - Posted by: KingM on Jan 25th, 2008Despite reports, authorities in New York are not planning to question Mary-Kate Olsen regarding the death of Heath Ledger. His masseuse made four frantic phone calls to the actress for advice when she discovered Ledger’s body. Police have pretty mu...ch wrapped up the investigation and are just waiting for the results of toxicology reports. Mary-Kate and her twin sister Ashley were spotted with a group of friends at the lower East Side bar Pianos last night. After midnight the pair headed to another downtown nightspot, Sweet Paradise, where Mary-Kate was seen kissing a guy on the dance floor. Reports say she was casually dating Ledger at the time of his death, but she hasn’t commented on their relationship. |
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 Billy Joel to play with Philadelphia OrchestraCategory: Music Industry - Posted by: KingM on Dec 29th, 2007The Piano Man will make his Philadelphia Orchestra debut next month. Billy Joel will perform with the orchestra Jan. 26 to celebrate the 151st anniversary of the Academy of Music, it was announced Thursday. The program, led by Music Director Christop...h Eschenbach, will also include the Blue Man Group, soprano Disella Larusdottir and pianist Conrad Tao. Joel, 58, will play a selection of his own songs, and the orchestra will present the world premiere of his classical composition “Waltz No. 2 (Steinway Hall)” in a new orchestration. The Academy of Music was the home of the Philadelphia Orchestra from 1900 to the opening of the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts in December 2001. |
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 Jazz piano legend Oscar Peterson dead at 82Category: Other - Posted by: rapvirus on Dec 26th, 2007Oscar Peterson, who sat atop the world of jazz piano for decades with his driving two-handed swing, technical wizardry and rapid-fire solos, died on Sunday of kidney failure, the Canadian Broadcasting Corp reported. He was 82. One of jazz's most rec...orded musicians, both as leader and accompanist, Peterson came from working class beginnings in Montreal -- where his father let him pursue music only if he promised to be "the best" -- to become a major influence on generations of top-flight musicians. |
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