
Aliens Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen disguise themselves as human hobos during presentation of the Spring-Summer 2007 ready to wear collection by British designer John Galliano for French fashion house Dior in Paris on Oct. 3.
RANTS AND RAVES FROM A CORPORATE CUBICLE ABOUT CURRENT EVENTS



Attorney David Roth said Foley was molested between ages 13 and 15. He declined to identify the clergyman or the church, but Foley is Roman Catholic.
"Mark Foley wants you to know he is a gay man," Roth told reporters as Republicans struggled with fallout from Foley's resignation.
I will tell you this Foley: You will not have any friends in the gay community, because you haven't supported legislation for gay rights at all in the past. GOOD LUCK FINDING A DATE, YOU ASSHOLE. And, you won't have any Republican friends, because they all feel like you've betrayed their right-wing bigoted ways.

Britney Spears has her hands full now as a mother of two, but she's still finding time to deliver new music on her Web site. Though the new version of BritneySpears.com is still under construction, the singer has hidden a snippet of what appears to be a song called "Rebellion" on the main page.
It can be heard after the growling noises simmer down and Britney morphs into a Bengalese tiger. In the song, she sings, "Be wary of others, the ones closest to you/ The poison they feed you and the voodoo that they do ... But in rebellion, there's a sparkle of truth/ Don't just stand there, do what you got to do ... You'll find it so compelling with everyone yelling/ 'Cause your soul, you're not selling, 'cause you're rebelling."




He says, "Here is my theory in debunking photographs in magazines. You know, the paparazzi photographs. I want to spend every single night for three months going out with a different famous actress. You know, Halle Berry one night, Salma Hayek the next, and then walk on the beach holding hands with Leonardo DiCaprio. People would still buy the magazines, they'd still buy the pictures, but they would always go, 'I don't know if these guys are putting us on or not."



Been working at a homeless shelter in Salt Lake City for 5 years now as a social worker. It's tough, that's for sure, but not so much rewarding. Sometimes yes, but not too often. You have to appreciate the small things sometimes, otherwise you'd go crazy and would wanna run down every homeless person you see on the street. I'm good at parties though as I have a lotta good stories about my clients. My favorite is how I actually had to tell a client to stop letting her kids pee in pots and pans in her room. The bathrooms were too far away for her I guess so she let them do their business in pots and pans. I actually had to have a conversation with a grown adult about why this wasn't OK. Seriously! I went to grad school and am $50,000 in debt due to student loans for this shit?!?!? It can get a little disenchanting.


