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Teen Choice Award: Steve Carell

Whit Honea — Wed, 06 Aug 2008 19:07:00 GMT

I'm not sure what Steve Carell won an award for. Teh internets iz hard.

I do know that Carell is a worth award winner, as he seems to be a first class guy and a great dad.

Have you seen Dan in Real Life? I didn't think much about it until I was forced to watch it one night- it's great. Basically, Carell plays a widowed father of 3 girls and heartfelt hilarity ensues- plus the soundtrack is awesome.

That's a good reason for a surfboard.

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Teen Choice Award: David Beckham

Whit Honea — Wed, 06 Aug 2008 17:27:00 GMT

And the TCA for best David Beckham goes to...

David Beckham and sons! Actually, Dave won the Teen Choice Award for Male Athlete of the year.

I've got to say that I find the Beckham's constant flaunting of their children to be quite refreshing. They really love their kids and seem thrilled by their company. That's awesome.

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Claiken is Faiken?

Whit Honea — Tue, 03 Jun 2008 15:35:00 GMT

We just heard some troubling news about Clay Aiken Babygate 2008. It is fresh off the wire, and by wire I mean that I was standing at the water cooler in the Babble break room when Brett (StrollerDerby) ran in screaming at the top of his lungs. I assumed he'd seen a spider. Again.

No, it was news! It turns out Clay Aiken may not be the father after all!

Let that sink in for a minute.

Word is that Jaymes Foster is pregnant, and is apparently aging by the minute, but that Claiken may not be the baker of the baby batter as once reported. Can you believe it?

This Aiken story is the best ~~distraction~~ story in a long time- mystery, intrigue, sex and violence. Well, no sex, but that sperm didn't get in the test tube by itself.

If you need more, and I know you do, check out Brett's story, he actually took the time to put in source and things that sound like facts.

All Aiken, All the Time

Whit Honea — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 20:53:00 GMT

I think we've written more on Claiken today than any other day in recorded history. We should just throw his mug on the header.

Anyway, for those of you scoring at home (and even those that aren't), here's the latest: It's a boy!

No, I'm not talking about Clay. We broke his boyness last week when he took the stage for Spermalot. I'm talking about the baby. However, that's all that I'm going to say about the baby for fear of getting the Spam knocked out of me.

David Beckham: Gay Icon

Sassy Smith — Sat, 29 Dec 2007 18:32:00 GMT

David Beckham, who, we all know by now has a big "package" and is built like a "tractor exhaust pipe", is now considered a "gay icon" and the soccer hottie is honored to have that label.

Beckham, during an interview with BBC's Radio 2, admits that he used to wear ballet shoes on occasion as a child because they made him "happy." He also said, "I'm very honored to have the tag of gay icon. Maybe it's things like (the fact) I like to look after myself, I like to look smart and presentable most of the time."

Here is part of the interview:

On being metrosexual at an early age:
"I always liked to look good, even when I was a little kid. I was given the option when I was a page boy once of either wearing a suit or wearing knickerbockers and long socks and ballet shoes - and I chose the ballet shoes and knickerbockers. It was a little bit strange at the time and my dad gave me a bit of stick - but I was happy."

On how wife Victoria Beckham influences his style:
"Without a doubt Victoria has a huge part in the way I look these days. I think most couples agree you have to listen to your partner and you have confidence in your partner to tell you whether you look good or whether you don't and to help you out with your fashion and dress sense."

On his L.A. style:
"In America I am just in shorts, tee shirts and flip flops - although if Victoria is listening, she'll probably turn round and say the truth, that I actually get my outfit ready the night before. I'm very organized and controlled and need to go to bed at night knowing what I'm going to wear the next morning."

On how they spend Christmas:
"We spend Christmas just like most families around the world. We get up early. The boys woke up about 6.30am, which wasn't too bad. They open their presents. Me and Victoria always leave our presents to the end because we want to watch the boys open theirs…It's very traditional in our house. We love it."

On moving back to the U.K.:
"One day we'll be back here of course. We miss London and England."

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