
A 22 year- old deep- seated Asian who looks at things differently and artistically. He oddly thinks of himself as a man with subtle masculinity fed by his lacking proof of confidence and personality. But his laid- back character with a heart so dear makes it tolerable. Singing might not be in his gore, but the fondness never mislays.
In case you were wondering what happens after your Disney princesses live happily ever after, Jon Cozart, aka “Paint” has all the answers. And it’s not pretty… although his singing is.
The Harlem Shake can get you fired, federally investigated, suspended and now sued too, apparently! What did measly old “Gangnam Style” do except make everybody dance like a horse?
Yet, despite its sinister reputation, the royal family is getting in on the action! Kinda.
My Destination has created what they call “a right royal knees up” using look-alikes of Kate Middleton, Prince William, and the rest.
William is probably the most spookily spot-on in terms of looks, but the Queen Elizabeth impersonator has her bumpin’ and grindin’ down pat.
As I’ve mentioned a day or 2 ago, I managed to flash- download a bulk of films and documentaries, and I happened to like Pure Heart the most among the rest. Though I still have 3 more films yet unwatched, and are waiting for the night.
Frontier Works, a Japanese publisher, took the enterprise to create a live-action film adaptation of Hyouta Fujiyama’s Pure Heart (Junjō) boys-love manga, with Satoshi Kaneda as the director . According to them, the story of the film is somehow different and mixt from the original three-volume manga series and the two drama anime CDs.
However, I feel that the female fans of yaoi manga, romantic homoerotic stories, and online/fan fiction might be motivated by the same voyeuristic pleasure than men get thinking about lesbians. Nevertheless, Kobayashi’s script will be taking liberties with the love story as told in Fujiyama’s original composition.
Rakuto Tochihara (who was real effective the entire film due to his amiable expressions) portrayed a writer named Tozaki who after many years, crossed paths with his high school crush named Kurata, played by Yuta Takahashi (who was radiating with sex appeal, despite his lankiness). Their reunion was followed by drinks, and the stirring of old feelings.



With The XFactor USA final just days away, co-host Khloe Kardashian Odom who was sexy curvaceous than ever, took to Twitter, writing:
“Time flies!!! It’s already the week of the finale on @TheXFactorUSA! Who do you think will walk away a winner on Thursday night?”
While all of them are ALL more than ready to win the competition, for me, Carly Rose Sonenclar has it in the bag. Though, I’m a bit anxious about what’s gonna happen with the results.
There should be no doubt that she was a winner right then when “Birds flying high, (Nina Simone’s Feeling Good)” left her mouth and into the ears of everyone that heard her providence audition.
Here’s an embedded playlist of her journey. My favorite is her version of Justin Bieber’s As Long As You Love Me.
Mara and Elo: True Love
This wedding is not special because Elo has dwarfism. It isn’t special because they had the most uniquely beautiful setup at the reception.
It was beautiful and special because, stripped down to its essence, this was about true love.
(Source: jmsabariaga)
Ooh La la - Lea Michele
Lea Michele’s starring role on FOX’s hour-long dark comedy, youth-oriented show, Glee, is the TV equivalent of a bomb. She plays Rachel Berry, a character self-described as the “stunning young ingenue everyone roots for,” which is a description in stark contrast to the hyper-ambitious girl self-obsessed with the idea of her own stardom that most everyone hates. Yet along with the many hilarious contradictions, Michele does bring to the role her killer comedic timing and an epic, orchestral set of pipes, plus, some of that tinnie, winnie cleavage, baby!
Lea Michele’s beauty comes at me in shades of brown - from her luscious dark hair, her gloriously sun-kissed skin tone to her exuberant, if entreating, those doe-eyes. Even whenshe’s almost always dressed in a long, smart skirt, and a button-down blouse, somehow highlighting the preppy, teacher’s pet in Glee, still, comes down as a sex icon.
Truly, she’s a young woman with TALENT. Throw her in a role with masturbation, S&M, and nudity, and Lea Michele will start to scratch me right where I itch.