Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Hot Montana Fishburne release of her sex tape & starring in a porno flick for Vivid
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Monday, August 2, 2010
Melbourne beauty among top five in world Up one place
Melbourne beauty Abbey Lee Kershaw has been named one of the world's top five models.Kershaw, who is in Australia for the David Jones Spring Collection show in Sydney tomorrow, has clocked in at fifth spot on Models.com's authoritative list of power mannequins.
It is a rise of one place for Kershaw.
The list is compiled through a model's magazine covers, runway appearances, and major advertising campaigns.more story
Kershaw, who is rarely available to appear in runway shows in Australia owing to the huge demand for her services in Europe, America and Asia, is the top-ranked Aussie.
Fellow DJ's girls Catherine McNeil has been listed at No. 12, while newlywed - and allegedly expectant mum - Miranda Kerr is at No. 15.
Kershaw, whose father is former Richmond and Hawthorn footballer Kim Kershaw, is the darling of the international fashion scene after securing gigs as the face of Chanel and ck for Calvin Klein, as well as appearing in the latest Fendi fragrance campaign.Start of sidebar. Skip to end of sidebar.
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The 23-year-old has represented Gucci and was the face of Gucci's Flora perfume.
She dates rocker Matthew Hutchinson, who plays in little-known band Our Mountain.
Dutch model Lara Stone topped the rankings, from Freja Beha Erichsen, who is rumoured to be dating McNeil, and Natasha Poly, who were placed equal second.
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
watch Faisal Shahzad Real Top Story Today
Watch Faisal Shazad Story Here.What caused him to change?
There are many possibilities for such a dramatic radical change, maintains James Monahan, a clinical psychologist and associate professor of criminal justice at the University of New Haven.
"Maybe he was the runt of the litter; the child who couldn't meet his parents' expectations," said Monahan.
His father, Bahar ul-Haq, is a retired Pakistani Air Force official. He was able to provide an upper middle-class lifestyle for his family, sending his boys to school in the U.S.
Nothing in Shahzad's early years captured the attention of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
In 1998, they granted Shahzad a student visa which allowed him to attend Southeastern University in Washington, D.C., which lost its accreditation last year. In 2000, he transferred to the University of Bridgeport where he studied computer science and engineering.
On May 13, 2001, ul-Haq sat with his wife in the second row of folding chairs at UB's 91st commencement. His parents spoke to a Connecticut Post reporter about traveling to Germany the next week to see another son graduate. As Shahzad passed through the receiving line for his bachelor of arts diploma in computer science, his father excitedly told the reporter, "that's him."
Still Shahzad caught no one's attention at UB.William Greenspan, who served as Shahzad's academic adviser at the school, remembers him "as rather unremarkable ... he didn't do anything to stand out."Greenspan never noticed Shahzad standing among or conversing with the other students who regularly congregate in Mandeville Hall.
"He would come once a term to register for classes and then go on his way," the professor said. "Always very polite but a very forgettable character until today."
In April 2002, ICE granted another three-year visa to Shahzad allowing him to begin graduate studies at UB as well as work in the area.Still professors noticed no change in Shahzad's personality or academics."He didn't impress me as being overly good or overly bad," said Ward Thrasher, UB's assistant dean at the school of business where he is the director of the MBA program. "He didn't stand out one way or the other."
Faisal Shahzad was never one to draw attention to himself.
An average student in college, an average employee in the workplace, an average neighbor in suburbia.Shahzad parlayed this into jobs crunching data for corporate America’s elite like Elizabeth Arden, which enabled him to buy a single-family home for his wife and children in suburban Shelton.
But quicker than the rise came the fall. Last June, Shahzad stopped making payments on his $218,400 mortgage, quit his job at Affinion Group in Norwalk and moved his family back to Pakistan.
By now you know that he was nabbed last night at JFK International Airport, but do you know how it happened?
“They were able to basically get one phone number and by running it through a number of databases, figure out who they thought the guy was,” the official said.A huge law-enforcement force tracked the suspect through the afternoon and evening. He was arrested at 11:30 p.m. at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York City.
Faisal ShahzadThe vehicle identification number had been removed from the bomb-laden 1993 Nissan Pathfinder left in Times Square. But investigators were able to lift it from a second location on the vehicle, and used that to track down a Connecticut man who said he had sold the Pathfinder for cash about three weeks ago.
The man had offered the vehicle on Craigslist, and FBI agents were able to recover the number from a disposable cellphone that had been used by the buyer.The suspect didn’t still have the phone. But using a lot of technology and access to database, agents located the suspect.Here’s more on Shahzad, how he became a citizen and what that means:If Shahzad did try to blow up that SUV in Times Square, he’ll represent what many Americans fear: a foreign born naturalized citizen turned against us within our own shores. Basically, somebody who would be nearly impossible to stop from carrying out something truly horrific since he’s “one of us.”Still, I would argue that this seems no different than a lone nut getting angry and flying his plane into a building…except this attempt wasn’t successful. The media spent maybe a day or two on that story. How long will they spend digging into Shahzad’s past, motives, etc.?More as it develops…(Image: CBS News via Orkut)
There are many possibilities for such a dramatic radical change, maintains James Monahan, a clinical psychologist and associate professor of criminal justice at the University of New Haven.
"Maybe he was the runt of the litter; the child who couldn't meet his parents' expectations," said Monahan.
His father, Bahar ul-Haq, is a retired Pakistani Air Force official. He was able to provide an upper middle-class lifestyle for his family, sending his boys to school in the U.S.
Nothing in Shahzad's early years captured the attention of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
In 1998, they granted Shahzad a student visa which allowed him to attend Southeastern University in Washington, D.C., which lost its accreditation last year. In 2000, he transferred to the University of Bridgeport where he studied computer science and engineering.On May 13, 2001, ul-Haq sat with his wife in the second row of folding chairs at UB's 91st commencement. His parents spoke to a Connecticut Post reporter about traveling to Germany the next week to see another son graduate. As Shahzad passed through the receiving line for his bachelor of arts diploma in computer science, his father excitedly told the reporter, "that's him."
Still Shahzad caught no one's attention at UB.William Greenspan, who served as Shahzad's academic adviser at the school, remembers him "as rather unremarkable ... he didn't do anything to stand out."Greenspan never noticed Shahzad standing among or conversing with the other students who regularly congregate in Mandeville Hall.
"He would come once a term to register for classes and then go on his way," the professor said. "Always very polite but a very forgettable character until today."
In April 2002, ICE granted another three-year visa to Shahzad allowing him to begin graduate studies at UB as well as work in the area.Still professors noticed no change in Shahzad's personality or academics."He didn't impress me as being overly good or overly bad," said Ward Thrasher, UB's assistant dean at the school of business where he is the director of the MBA program. "He didn't stand out one way or the other."
Faisal Shahzad was never one to draw attention to himself.
An average student in college, an average employee in the workplace, an average neighbor in suburbia.Shahzad parlayed this into jobs crunching data for corporate America’s elite like Elizabeth Arden, which enabled him to buy a single-family home for his wife and children in suburban Shelton.
But quicker than the rise came the fall. Last June, Shahzad stopped making payments on his $218,400 mortgage, quit his job at Affinion Group in Norwalk and moved his family back to Pakistan.
By now you know that he was nabbed last night at JFK International Airport, but do you know how it happened?
“They were able to basically get one phone number and by running it through a number of databases, figure out who they thought the guy was,” the official said.A huge law-enforcement force tracked the suspect through the afternoon and evening. He was arrested at 11:30 p.m. at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York City.
Faisal ShahzadThe vehicle identification number had been removed from the bomb-laden 1993 Nissan Pathfinder left in Times Square. But investigators were able to lift it from a second location on the vehicle, and used that to track down a Connecticut man who said he had sold the Pathfinder for cash about three weeks ago.
The man had offered the vehicle on Craigslist, and FBI agents were able to recover the number from a disposable cellphone that had been used by the buyer.The suspect didn’t still have the phone. But using a lot of technology and access to database, agents located the suspect.Here’s more on Shahzad, how he became a citizen and what that means:If Shahzad did try to blow up that SUV in Times Square, he’ll represent what many Americans fear: a foreign born naturalized citizen turned against us within our own shores. Basically, somebody who would be nearly impossible to stop from carrying out something truly horrific since he’s “one of us.”Still, I would argue that this seems no different than a lone nut getting angry and flying his plane into a building…except this attempt wasn’t successful. The media spent maybe a day or two on that story. How long will they spend digging into Shahzad’s past, motives, etc.?More as it develops…(Image: CBS News via Orkut)
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Watch How Decorit yoursef in Meg Show on here...
Decor it Yourself - How? Meg Show us an easy way to decorate and customize glass by using a simple engraving tool. Plus, a viewer video from Erin Bried showing us how she brewed her own beer.
Monday, January 18, 2010
Watch the style,that - How to Get the Perfect Beachy Hair Look
Learn about Hair style.How to Get the Perfect Beachy Hair Look Insider tips and tricks to scoring the season’s sexiest texture.
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Watch The Vampires Turn On them
Enjoy with this videos clips .......Go behind the scenes of the photo shoot for Fun Fearless Males Kellan Lutz and Paul Wesley!
Watch Cosmopolitan talked to Shaun Kearney in this Week.
Catch Behind the Seams The New Must-Have DressLearn the story behind the runway look with new feature, "Behind the Seams." This week, Cosmopolitan talked to Shaun Kearney, creative director at Cynthia Steffe, to find out more about one of the cutest and most wearable pink dresses you'll ever see.
Friday, January 15, 2010
Pure Orchid Scent from Halle Berry
Halle Berry - Launch Pure Orchid Scent
Halle Berry’s fragrance franchise is adding a new bloom: Halle Berry Pure Orchid, due in February.“Pure Orchid feels like a natural extension of my first fragrance and it’s...
Halle Berry’s fragrance franchise is adding a new bloom: Halle Berry Pure Orchid, due in February.“Pure Orchid feels like a natural extension of my first fragrance and it’s...
Thursday, January 14, 2010
Dannii Minogue is pregnant ..........Wooooooo
Danni Minogue has confirmed that she is pregnant with her first child. The X Factor judge and her rugby star beau Kris Smith confirmed the news on Twitter today after receiving the results of her 12-week scan. The singer told her Twitter followers: "Woo hoo I'm going to be a mummy", while Kris wrote: "Woo hoo I'm going to be a daddy. 
Rihanna The pop princess proves looking hot is the best revenge.
Catch The Glamor stylist Rihanna.Less than a year ago Rihanna was virtually in hiding. But now, with a hit record and a new sense of bravery, she’s ready to show the world who she really is.A look back at the singer's transformation from girlish cookie-cutter pop star to the fierce, fashion-forward femme she's become.Read Rihanna: The Last Girl on Earth.
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Watch Gossip Girl costume designer Eric Daman celebrated in New York City.
Come & Watch the Gossip Girl Stylist Shares Tips here.Last night, Gossip Girl costume designer
Eric Daman celebrated the launch of his new style book, You Know You Want It, at New York City department store Henri Bendel.
Eric Daman celebrated the launch of his new style book, You Know You Want It, at New York City department store Henri Bendel.
Sunday, January 10, 2010
What a Skin.............
Come & Enjoy this Picture with a beautiful lady.
These are skin’s glory days.The complexion is clearer, tone is good, and UV damage hasn't yet made an appearance.For baby soft skin like Leighton Meester you need to follow the right skin care routine.
Thanks for watching this picture......
These are skin’s glory days.The complexion is clearer, tone is good, and UV damage hasn't yet made an appearance.For baby soft skin like Leighton Meester you need to follow the right skin care routine.
Thanks for watching this picture......
Saturday, January 9, 2010
Watch Isabelle Gloria
Enjoy Isabelle Fashion show....great fashion style, make up tutorials, quick tips and a lot more!
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