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Since it seems the biggest part of the Super Bowl is not the game but the commercials, I thought I'd highlight some of the better ads by quarter (as voted by users over at Fox Sports). Stay tuned as I'll be scattering the posts out through the whole day. Anyways, the favorite of the first quarter was the Bud Light "Rock, Paper, Scissors" commercial:
On Friday a federal judge issued a temporary injuction to stop ParisExposed.com. As you know by now, the infamous website contains a number of Paris Hilton's personal possessions. Everything from medical records to personal videos and pictures were on display (including the fake ID pictured above). Paris' spokesman Eliot Mintz told the Associated Press:
"I know what this has done personally and emotionally to Paris. As far as I'm concerned, this is the most disturbing intrusion upon the privacy of a public figure that I've ever witnessed."
We also found out a little bit more about the deal that brought all of Paris' crap to the web:
According to Hilton's lawsuit, filed in Los Angeles, the entire cache of Hiltonabilia was sold at auction in November 2005 for $2,775 to Nabil and Nabila Haniss after someone—Hilton's camp blames the moving company hired to keep track of the goods—missed a monthly payment on the socialite's storage unit.The Hanisses, who are also named in the suit, then scored a $10 million payday when they sold the items to [the owner of ParisExposed.com]
Damn. $2,755 turned into 10 million. Based on my calculations, that's 3,603%. And I thought I was a financial badass for buying thousands of Microsoft shares in 1987...oh wait, that's right, I am a badass
*yells at maid to come remove my platinum slippers and rub my feet
Keep your eyes open for the third re-launch of Radar magazine, set to hit newsstands February 13. The only reason I'm telling you this is because of this article they have about Jim Carrey. Apparently three big Carrey films have been shelved in the last year, including one with Ben Stiller and Cameron Diaz, due to the actors "unpredictable/bizarre behavior and on-set tantrums." An executive close to the production of Carrey's recent flick "Lemony Snicket" relays the following anecdote:
"When producers ... expressed the studio's concerns to Carrey, director Brad Silberling recalls, the star bristled. He said, 'You should stop right now, because what you're about to say may mess up my creativity for the rest of this movie.'"
And more recently, Carrey shocked colleagues on the set of "The Number 23":
[Carrey] "unzipped his fly and urinated" during a scene for the upcoming film - a touch that wasn't in the script.
According to IMDB, "The Number 23" is about "a man (Carrey) who becomes obsessed with a book that appears to be based on his life but ends with a murder that has yet to happen in real life. And Jim Carrey pisses." OK I might have added that last line. But seriously, if your name's not R. Kelly, you shouldn't be thinking "Boy this scene would be absolutely perfect if I started pissing everywhere."
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