Kim Kardashian has successfully achieved her weight loss goal…..with the help of the Quick Trim fitness supplement she endorses alongside sister Khloe.
On Tueday, the socialite, 29, TwitPic’d an image revealing her fantastic new figure in a two-piece.
“Quick Trim photo shoot today in Miami! I finally feel I’ve reached my goal!” a beaming Kim scribbled beneath the snap.
Stanford alum Tiger Woods got an earful of hearty heckling from the Berkeley boobirds during a college football game over the weekend. The Masters champ — who played for Stanford’s golf team before going pro as an undergrad — was made honorary captain for the Cardinals during Saturday’s matchup against bitter rival University of California at Berkeley. He delivered a quick halftime speech to mark his induction into the Stanford Athletics Hall of Fame — but became a bit rattled when his Thank You’s were met with jeers instead of cheers.
Amanda Peet will guest star on an upcoming episode of How I Met Your Mother.
The 2012 actress has inked a deal to appear as a co-worker of Jason Segel’s Marshall on an installment of the CBS comedy airing this January, Zap2It.com dished on Tuesday. This won’t be the first time Peet’s teamed up with Segel; the pair are currently working together on a big screen remake o Gulliver’s Travels opening next year.
Nicole Richie resting comfortably in her Los Angeles home after being hospitalized with pneumonia last week. The socialite-turned-supermom checked herself into Cedars-Sinai Medical Center after struggling to shake off what she thought was a cold.
Several days after her release, Nicole’s still working to get her health back on track – but she credits the support of her fans with helping her through the rough patch.
Taking to her online blog Tuesday, Nicole wrote: “Right now it’s important for me to stay in bed and recover. Reading all of your messages on Twitter and my website has really brightened my spirits and I am so grateful for the support. I look forward to seeing you all very soon and wish you a happy Thanksgiving. I’d like to thank you all for the kind words and well wishes over the past few weeks.”
Google has purchased online ads in an effort to explain why the most popular Google Image search result for First Lady Michelle Obama is a racist picture in which her face is depicted as a monkey.
The racist image was previously removed by Google on the grounds that the site hosting it “violated Google’s guidelines by serving malware to visitors.” Now, however, the offensive photo has been posted to another site that does not violate Google’s rules.
The Google ad, titled “Offensive Search Results,” appears directly over the offensive picture of Mrs. Obama and reads: “Sometimes our search results can be offensive. We agree.” There’s then a longer explanation outlining why certain search results appear and why they may be so highly ranked.
“Sometimes Google search results from the Internet can include disturbing content, even from innocuous queries. We assure you that the views expressed by such sites are not in any way endorsed by Google. [...] We apologize if you’ve had an upsetting experience using Google. We hope you understand our position regarding offensive results.”[Read the full explanation here.]
Box office champ The Twilight Saga: New Moon is feeling the heat from a feminist professor, who accuses the fantasy epic of objectifying women and reinforcing gender stereotypes.
Carmen Siering, assistant professor of English and women’s studies at Ball State University, alleges that the second installment of the vampire series portrays Bella, played by Kristen Stewart, as a meek and mild young woman who remains emotionally-dependent on the “overbearing” Edward even after he kicks her to the curb; fueling the gender stereotype of women’s dependence on men. …on the edge of your seat? Keep reading!
Barbie is getting a new look. The iconic doll — who celebrated her 50th anniversary in 2009 — is dressed in a traditional head-to-toe burka in her latest incarnation. Burka Barbie is among more than 500 Barbie Dolls to be exhibited by Italian designer Eliana Lorena at the Salone dei Cinquecento, in Florence, Italy, this Friday.
Lindsay Lohan is now under the care of a licensed professional. The often troubled actress is reportedy meeting with a therapist three times a week as part of plea deal to get rid of her pesky pop. Michael Lohan leaked nearly a dozen taped recordings of phone calls he’d had with and about his daughter in a last-ditch bid to get her to enter rehab and kick what he calls “an addiction to prescription drugs.”
Michael has agreed not to leak any additional recordings — as long as Lindsay stays in counseling, a source divulged on the pages of the Dec. 7 issue of Life & Style Magazine:
“She goes two, sometimes three times a week. This is not a program or substance-abuse counsellor or police officer watching over her; it’s someone to talk to in a confidential state.”
The source continued, “She knows, and everyone knows, this is a huge stepping-stone for her – get in there, talk to someone, figure out what’s going on and then try to fix it. First comes the diagnosis.”
Officials for the same parental advocacy group that blasted Adam Lambert’s homoerotic performance at Sunday night’s American Music Awards has accused ABC of “overreacting.” Network bosses scrapped the ex-Idol’s live performance on Good Morning America Wednesday morning, fearing his shocking three-song set would be inappropriate for early morning viewers after the singer stunned Americans with a sexually-charged finale at the AMA.
David Beckham has revealed that he suffers from asthma. The 34-year-old L.A. Galaxy soccer ace was snapped using an inhaler during a match against Real Salt Lake during the Major League Soccer Cup Final in Seattle last Sunday.
David had never been seen using his medication in public, although the athlete’s publicist says he’s lived with the obstruction of breathing that is a characteristic of the condition for most of his life.
“He’s always had a mild form of asthma,” his rep told The Sun Tuesday. “It’s not severe but he does use an inhaler on occasions.”