Princess Kate

Vegas high

Look what mama just got for Vegas:

Steve Madden Caryssa Platform Pump

yes sir, you are welcome!

Mr. Clinton in the house!

Did you all hear this... my man ex-Mr. President, Bill Clinton was in Bangkok this past weekend filming a guest spot as himself for The Hangover 2!?  Forget Jessica Simpson's ruby engagement ring, this is some real entertainment news.  I'm totally pumped.  I love me some Clinton!

Batcat

This pic for sure made my day:

 I got a ticket to Vegas... and 3 nights at New York New York:

The 4 week countdown is on:

Hopefully we'll fare better than these guys:

Hairdo did

Have you all seen my hairdo?  I lightened up for winter:

Weather

This is what it looks like outside my window right now:

Ok not really, but it would be pretty sweet if it did.

Pop sensation

Do you all watch Chelsea Lately?  Chelsea Handler is so stinkin funny.  I watch/record her every night on E!  She's just hilarious.  On Monday night, her guest was Keenan Cahill, a 15-year-old YouTube sensation who lip syncs pop songs.  On Monday he debuted his newest jam Down On Me featuring Chelsea's maybe-boyfriend, 50 Cent.

This kid is awesome... wait for 50 to come in...



If you want more... check out Teenage Dream:

More ways to behave yourself, or not

I just came across this interesting article while I was eating my salad from the Headline Diner (thanx TDMN!) on msnbc entitled Sobriety Test attempts to curb drunk Facebooking.  See part of article below:

As it is, Sobriety Test works for Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, Tumblr and MySpace. (If you're still posting on MySpace, drinking is the least of your problems.) Much like Mail Goggles, the drunk-protecting Gmail tool, users set Sobriety Test for the hours they expect to be under the influence. Any attempt to access the chosen social network during danger time is met with a simple test, such as typing the alphabet backwards (thus protecting social networks from dyslexics as well).

Fail, and not only does Sobriety Test block access to the social network you're trying to get on, it thoughtfully posts this status for you: "(Your name) is too intoxicated to post." Because, you know, that's not embarrassing.

So, now the whole world knows that you also can't spell.  What's better is that this app isn't available on mobile devices.  Well this isn't helping any of us who have our phones permanently glued to our palms on a Saturday night in any fine local drinking establishment. 

Didn't these people who created this app see The Social Network-  this is how this whole fine mess of relentless social networking began.  Be responsible people, at least monitor yourselves. 

Inspiration