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Ultimate fashion battle!!!!

I'm going to do this one battle at a time so two stars will show off their disastrous outfits and you will decide which is worst and the one that is not the worst will continue on to the second round, and so forth.


LADY GAGA

First up we have Lady Gaga. This outfit for me puts a new meaning on visually impaired. Fashionally impaired. This is a great example of one of my many fashion rules. Black and black = BAD!!!!! If you made this dress without the buttons and it was sleeveless then it would be awesome and red. Oh yeah and one last thing....NO FACEWRAPS!!!!!!!!

link:http://www.google.ca/imgres?imgurl=http://www.fashionpeach.com/images/lady-gaga-fashion-disaster1.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.fashionpeach.com/biggest-celebrity-fashion-disasters-of-2009-part-one/

KE$HA

Ok this one I actually found a bit creepy. In my mind, those pieces of fabric look like excess legs, like an ant!
Plus her eyebrows are so fake! HOW DID SHE GET HER HAIR TO STAY UP!!!!!! I know this is not Kesha but her hair is defying gravity!! I think in this case, simplicity is the key. Ooooohhh that rhymed!!
Sorry, had to much sugar. Anyways if she had left out the ant legs and dropped her hair and showed her real eyebrows and not worn grey lipstick then this would have been an awesome outfit!!!! One more thing......Basinga. And people who don't know what that is should seriously watch The Big Bang Theory!!!!

link:http://www.google.ca/imgres?imgurl=http://www.celebdirtylaundry.com/wp-content/uploads/Kesha-AMA.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.celebdirtylaundry.com/2010/11/21/kesha-looks-like-a-disaster-at-the-ama-awards/
To wrap it up, these stars need your votes to continue on in the competition. Oh and next week the star that wins now, it'll be the same photo so yeah.

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Elle Macpherson 

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Queen Rania-al- Abdullah Of Jordan

Queen Rania

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My Three Songs: 04/29/11

1. Led Zeppelin - All My Love
2. The Clash - London Calling
3. Billy Idol - White Wedding

Theme: The Royal Wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton. Bonus: all three are British artists for the occasion.

Cupcake Flavored Vodka

Cupcake Vodka. Yep. It's vodka. That tastes like cupcakes.

"Cupcake Vodka Original is six-times distilled to remove impurities while delivering a mouth-feel reminiscent of an indulgent delicious treat."

I haven't tried this stuff, and I'm not sure I want to. I prefer to keep my alcohol consumption separate from my sweet tooth. And if this review from Gawker is any indication, it's probably a good idea to keep it that way.  My favorite line from the review:

We're shocked they missed the opportunity to go for the sad girl with cravings trifecta and have a red velvet cupcake vodka with a picture of a cat on the bottle.

But if you want a real laugh, check out the first comment!

DENIM SHORTS

HEIDI

Denim shorts are a staple in almost every girl’s wardrobe. Easy to wear, casual and stylish with the right accessories, denim shorts have become a celebrity favourite too

 ASHLEY-TIS & HALLE

 ALESSANDRA & NICKY-HIL

VICTORIA & GISELE

TOP 10 HIGHEST GROSSING HORROR FRANCHISES!

   Horror films have been a part of American (and international) culture since the very beginning of cinema. In the last 40 years alone, we have seen so many new icons of horror; from Freddy to Jigsaw, and Jason to Pinhead. But are these nightmarish juggernauts also the stuff money is made of?  We’ll see, as I present to you the top 10 most financially successful (highest-grossing) horror film franchises (Note: Many of these films are 15+ years old, so the amounts of money shown are in 2007-2011 U.S. dollars, and the amounts of money are only the profits of films (not TV shows, video games, etc.); also, there are some spoilers!):

1.  “Friday the 13th” Series


 Main Villain(s): Pamela Voorhees; Jason Voorhees; a crazed ambulance-driver; Freddy Kreuger
 Number of movies, etc.: 12 (including the remake, and “Freddy vs. Jason”); 1 TV show; 1 video game
 Amount of Money Grossed, to date: $380,637,525 (not counting the TV show and video game)
 Average Amount of Money Grossed, per movie: $31,719,793.75

   Neither Jason–nor this franchise–can be stopped! With 12 films (2 of which, don’t even feature Jason as the villain), a relatively unrelated television show, and a mask that will never leave the memories of camp-counselors everywhere, Jason isn’t just a fierce, unrelenting killer: He’s also a very wealthy, fierce, unrelenting killer!

2. “Saw” Series

  Main Villain(s): John “Jigsaw” Kramer; Jill Tuck; Detective Mark Hoffman; Dr. Lawrence Gordon; Amanda Young; and…well…technically, many of their victims (considering how many of the victims were given a choice as to kill or be killed…if you haven’t seen the film(s), it’s kind of complicated…)
 Number of Movies, etc.: 10 (including a direct-to-DVD release, the short film the first “Saw” was inspired by, and a fan-made film); 1 video game
 Amount of Money Grossed, to date: $342,510,598 (not counting the fan-made film, short film, direct-to-DVD release, and video game)
 Average Amount of Money Grossed, per movie: $34,251,059.80

   The most recent horror film franchise in American cinema is also one of the most successful! “Saw” turned horror cinema on its ear, by creating a horror movie icon who doesn’t kill his victims directly, but rather gets them to kill each other! Brilliant!

3.  “The Exorcist” Series

 Main Villain(s): Pazuzu (the demon that possesses Reagan); several others (I have not seen “The Exorcist II: The Heretic” in a while, and I haven’t seen “The Exorcist III” yet)
 Number of Movies, etc.: 7 films (4 of the original films, 1 prequel, 1 director’s cut, and 1 hardcore porno called, “The XXXorcist” (no joke))
 Amount of Money Grossed, to date: $331,592,458 (not counting the porno)
 Average Amount of Money Grossed, per movie: $47,370,351.14

   “The Exorcist” is unique, in that the villain of the story actually possesses the heroes/heroines. It is by far one of the most terrifying series of films in history; so terrifying was the original “Exorcist”, that famous Christian Billy Graham claimed that the reels of film themselves were possessed by demons!

4.   “Halloween” Series

 Main Villain(s): Michael Myers (although, his father was also a villain in the remake, if you think about it…); a creepy old guy who makes killer masks; a satanic cult; the orderlies who raped that poor girl in the remake; the guy who bails Michael out of prison
 Number of Movies, etc.: 10 films; 1 video game
 Amount of Money Grossed, to date: $307,729,650 (not counting the video game)
 Average Amount of Money Grossed, per movie: $30,772,965

   Michael Myers is one of the oldest–and most recognized–horror movie icons in American history. Whether it was John Carpenter, or a suddenly competent Rob Zombie, “Halloween” has always been the deadliest–and one of the most profitable–of holidays!

5.  “A Nightmare on Elm Street” Series

 Main Villain(s): Freddy Kreuger; Jason Voorhees; the dream-demons
 Number of Movies, etc.: 8 films; 1 TV show; 1 video game; a 900-number that you could call to get scared over the phone (no, I am not joking)
 Amount of Money Grossed, to date: $307,420,075 (not counting the video game, TV show, and 1-900 number-profits)
 Average Amount of Money Grossed, per movie: $38,427,509.38

   Freddy is one of the most recognizable faces (or lack thereof) in cinema history; he is also one of the most creative, twisting dreams to suit his needs. His terror spread from Elm Street, to Hollywood (“Wes Craven’s New Nightmare”), and then to Crystal Lake. If those numbers are any indication, his reign of terror will continue to be very well funded

6.   “Scream” Series

 Main Villain(s): Stuart; Billy; Mickey; Debbie Salt; several others (I haven’t seen “Scream 3″ in a while, and I have yet to see “Scream 4″)
 Number of Movies, etc.: 4 films
 Amount of Money Grossed, to date: $293,553,139 (not including Scream 4)
 Average Amount of Money Grossed, per movie: $97,851,046.33 (not including Scream 4).

   “Scream” is one of the few horror-film franchises that is satiric in nature. It is also one of the few in which each film has a completely different killer(s). While it’s only #6 on this list in amount of money grossed (to date), it has one of the highest amounts of money grossed (per film)!

7.  “Paranormal Activity” Series

 Main Villain(s): An unnamed demon/spirit
 Number of Movies, etc.: 2 films
 Amount of Money Grossed, to date: $192,671,717
 Average Amount of Money Grossed, per movie: $96,335,858.50

   While many may say that “Paranormal Activity” is not quite a franchise yet, it has certainly earned the same amount of money as one! These revolutionary films–inspired by classics, such as “Cannibal Holocaust”, “[Rec]“, and “The Blair Witch Project”–have already proven themselves as a contender in the league of horror cinema!

8.  “Amityville Horror” Series

 Main Villain(s): Well…a house; a doll-house…yes, a doll-house; the people who originally lived in the Amityville house, before the Lutzs; several others (I haven’t seen all of the movies yet)
 Number of Movies, etc.: 9 films (including 3 original movies, 1 remake, 4 direct-to-video films, and 1 made-for-TV movie)
 Amount of Money Grossed, to date: $170,533,321 (not including the sequels not shown in theaters (.i.e.: the made-for-TV movie)
 Average Amount of Money Grossed, per movie: $42,633,330.25

   The “Amityville Horror” anthology is one of the most underrated, under-appreciated horror film franchises on this list. Spanning over 30 years, this exercise in terror is truly for the ages!

9.  “Texas Chainsaw Massacre” Series

 Main Villain(s): Leatherface and his family; some shady organization (from part 4…I really don’t know how to explain them)
 Number of Movies, etc.: 6 films (including 1 remake and 1 prequel; also, “The Texas  Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation” was released into theaters twice); 1 video game
 Amount of Money Grossed, to date: $164,925,750 (not counting the video game)
 Average Amount of Money Grossed, per movie: $27,487,625

   One might think that such a classic sequence of horror films would be higher on this list; however, due to financial issues with the first “Massacre”, and the terrible 4th film (which was released a second time to cash in on the new-found fame of Matthew McConaughey and Renee Zellweger), Leatherface will have to settle for 9th place. I sure hope he doesn’t have a bone to pick with me…

10.  “The Omen” Series

 Main Villain(s): Damien Thorn; Damien’s followers (AKA: Thorn Industries); Satan; Satan’s followers
 Number of Movies: 5 (including 3 original films, 1 made-for-TV movie, and 1 remake)
 Amount of Money Grossed, to date: $162,520,100 (not counting the made-for-TV movie)
 Average Amount of Money Grossed, per film: $40,630,025

   Ah, the Anti-Christ, born from an evil as old as time. What better horror film icon than one who has been over 10,000 years in the making?

TOP 10 HIGHEST GROSSING HORROR FRANCHISES!

   Horror films have been a part of American (and international) culture since the very beginning of cinema. In the last 40 years alone, we have seen so many new icons of horror; from Freddy to Jigsaw, and Jason to Pinhead. But are these nightmarish juggernauts also the stuff money is made of?  We’ll see, as I present to you the top 10 most financially successful (highest-grossing) horror film franchises (Note: Many of these films are 15+ years old, so the amounts of money shown are in 2007-2011 U.S. dollars, and the amounts of money are only the profits of films (not TV shows, video games, etc.); also, there are some spoilers!):

1.  “Friday the 13th” Series


 Main Villain(s): Pamela Voorhees; Jason Voorhees; a crazed ambulance-driver; Freddy Kreuger
 Number of movies, etc.: 12 (including the remake, and “Freddy vs. Jason”); 1 TV show; 1 video game
 Amount of Money Grossed, to date: $380,637,525 (not counting the TV show and video game)
 Average Amount of Money Grossed, per movie: $31,719,793.75

   Neither Jason–nor this franchise–can be stopped! With 12 films (2 of which, don’t even feature Jason as the villain), a relatively unrelated television show, and a mask that will never leave the memories of camp-counselors everywhere, Jason isn’t just a fierce, unrelenting killer: He’s also a very wealthy, fierce, unrelenting killer!

2. “Saw” Series

  Main Villain(s): John “Jigsaw” Kramer; Jill Tuck; Detective Mark Hoffman; Dr. Lawrence Gordon; Amanda Young; and…well…technically, many of their victims (considering how many of the victims were given a choice as to kill or be killed…if you haven’t seen the film(s), it’s kind of complicated…)
 Number of Movies, etc.: 10 (including a direct-to-DVD release, the short film the first “Saw” was inspired by, and a fan-made film); 1 video game
 Amount of Money Grossed, to date: $342,510,598 (not counting the fan-made film, short film, direct-to-DVD release, and video game)
 Average Amount of Money Grossed, per movie: $34,251,059.80

   The most recent horror film franchise in American cinema is also one of the most successful! “Saw” turned horror cinema on its ear, by creating a horror movie icon who doesn’t kill his victims directly, but rather gets them to kill each other! Brilliant!

3.  “The Exorcist” Series

 Main Villain(s): Pazuzu (the demon that possesses Reagan); several others (I have not seen “The Exorcist II: The Heretic” in a while, and I haven’t seen “The Exorcist III” yet)
 Number of Movies, etc.: 7 films (4 of the original films, 1 prequel, 1 director’s cut, and 1 hardcore porno called, “The XXXorcist” (no joke))
 Amount of Money Grossed, to date: $331,592,458 (not counting the porno)
 Average Amount of Money Grossed, per movie: $47,370,351.14

   “The Exorcist” is unique, in that the villain of the story actually possesses the heroes/heroines. It is by far one of the most terrifying series of films in history; so terrifying was the original “Exorcist”, that famous Christian Billy Graham claimed that the reels of film themselves were possessed by demons!

4.   “Halloween” Series

 Main Villain(s): Michael Myers (although, his father was also a villain in the remake, if you think about it…); a creepy old guy who makes killer masks; a satanic cult; the orderlies who raped that poor girl in the remake; the guy who bails Michael out of prison
 Number of Movies, etc.: 10 films; 1 video game
 Amount of Money Grossed, to date: $307,729,650 (not counting the video game)
 Average Amount of Money Grossed, per movie: $30,772,965

   Michael Myers is one of the oldest–and most recognized–horror movie icons in American history. Whether it was John Carpenter, or a suddenly competent Rob Zombie, “Halloween” has always been the deadliest–and one of the most profitable–of holidays!

5.  “A Nightmare on Elm Street” Series

 Main Villain(s): Freddy Kreuger; Jason Voorhees; the dream-demons
 Number of Movies, etc.: 8 films; 1 TV show; 1 video game; a 900-number that you could call to get scared over the phone (no, I am not joking)
 Amount of Money Grossed, to date: $307,420,075 (not counting the video game, TV show, and 1-900 number-profits)
 Average Amount of Money Grossed, per movie: $38,427,509.38

   Freddy is one of the most recognizable faces (or lack thereof) in cinema history; he is also one of the most creative, twisting dreams to suit his needs. His terror spread from Elm Street, to Hollywood (“Wes Craven’s New Nightmare”), and then to Crystal Lake. If those numbers are any indication, his reign of terror will continue to be very well funded

6.   “Scream” Series

 Main Villain(s): Stuart; Billy; Mickey; Debbie Salt; several others (I haven’t seen “Scream 3″ in a while, and I have yet to see “Scream 4″)
 Number of Movies, etc.: 4 films
 Amount of Money Grossed, to date: $293,553,139 (not including Scream 4)
 Average Amount of Money Grossed, per movie: $97,851,046.33 (not including Scream 4).

   “Scream” is one of the few horror-film franchises that is satiric in nature. It is also one of the few in which each film has a completely different killer(s). While it’s only #6 on this list in amount of money grossed (to date), it has one of the highest amounts of money grossed (per film)!

7.  “Paranormal Activity” Series

 Main Villain(s): An unnamed demon/spirit
 Number of Movies, etc.: 2 films
 Amount of Money Grossed, to date: $192,671,717
 Average Amount of Money Grossed, per movie: $96,335,858.50

   While many may say that “Paranormal Activity” is not quite a franchise yet, it has certainly earned the same amount of money as one! These revolutionary films–inspired by classics, such as “Cannibal Holocaust”, “[Rec]“, and “The Blair Witch Project”–have already proven themselves as a contender in the league of horror cinema!

8.  “Amityville Horror” Series

 Main Villain(s): Well…a house; a doll-house…yes, a doll-house; the people who originally lived in the Amityville house, before the Lutzs; several others (I haven’t seen all of the movies yet)
 Number of Movies, etc.: 9 films (including 3 original movies, 1 remake, 4 direct-to-video films, and 1 made-for-TV movie)
 Amount of Money Grossed, to date: $170,533,321 (not including the sequels not shown in theaters (.i.e.: the made-for-TV movie)
 Average Amount of Money Grossed, per movie: $42,633,330.25

   The “Amityville Horror” anthology is one of the most underrated, under-appreciated horror film franchises on this list. Spanning over 30 years, this exercise in terror is truly for the ages!

9.  “Texas Chainsaw Massacre” Series

 Main Villain(s): Leatherface and his family; some shady organization (from part 4…I really don’t know how to explain them)
 Number of Movies, etc.: 6 films (including 1 remake and 1 prequel; also, “The Texas  Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation” was released into theaters twice); 1 video game
 Amount of Money Grossed, to date: $164,925,750 (not counting the video game)
 Average Amount of Money Grossed, per movie: $27,487,625

   One might think that such a classic sequence of horror films would be higher on this list; however, due to financial issues with the first “Massacre”, and the terrible 4th film (which was released a second time to cash in on the new-found fame of Matthew McConaughey and Renee Zellweger), Leatherface will have to settle for 9th place. I sure hope he doesn’t have a bone to pick with me…

10.  “The Omen” Series

 Main Villain(s): Damien Thorn; Damien’s followers (AKA: Thorn Industries); Satan; Satan’s followers
 Number of Movies: 5 (including 3 original films, 1 made-for-TV movie, and 1 remake)
 Amount of Money Grossed, to date: $162,520,100 (not counting the made-for-TV movie)
 Average Amount of Money Grossed, per film: $40,630,025

   Ah, the Anti-Christ, born from an evil as old as time. What better horror film icon than one who has been over 10,000 years in the making?