….and oh baby, she’s moving on!
Tia Mowry, 32, revealed via Twitter that she will not be returning to her hit show, The Game, for its sixth season. She said, "Just wanted to let all my fans know that I will not be returning to The Game for season 6. It was an incredible run and I had lots of fun along the way. I am looking forward to my upcoming projects...the release of my book #OhBaby [today!]."
Co-star Pooch Hall has also announced his departure from the show before Mowry’s announcement. He explained, “Me and BET got love for each other… They are wrkin it out. I’m on a new Showtime show 'Ray Donovan'...", he said on Twitter as well.
Seems that her Venezuelan fans can't keep themselves from grabbing their favorite Disney starlet.
This past weekend, Demi Lovato fans got a little too rowdy when they spotted the singer. Despite the fact she has a large amount of security, fans still managed to get a hold of Demi.
The "Give Your Heart a Break" singer took to her Twitter to say:
“17 freaking bodyguards yesterday and I STILL got my hair pulled!!! Hahahahaha Venezuela you are INSANE!!! I love you guys”
Zomby is famous for surrounding himself with an air of mystery, always obscuring his face, that is, unless you take a look at his Twitter... the man is a machine! Usually more of a casualty of the medium than a saviour, Zomby must tweet about 25 times a day. Most are just self-aggrandizing retweets from his fans ("Zomby dropping atomic truth bombs on here once again.."), some words of (drunk/stoned) wisdom ("Lol trippy"), and a few entertaining correspondences ("When jungle turned into middle class kids with dreadlocks making mental amen tunes living in squats calling it breakcore I moved to garage").
Disco influenced DJ/Producer Richard Dinsdale’s resume is impressive; he’s established a residency at the legendary Ministry of Sound in London, remixed a track for Hollywood blockbuster, The Skeleton Key, as well as for Morgan Page, Kat Graham, K’NAAN and Natalia Kills. To top it off, in 2010 he started his own record label, Tanzinite Records. We sat down with the English heavy-hitting house producer fresh off his first Ultra Music Festival performance to find out how he’s making everyone “shake what your mama gave ya” and what’s next.
Trendabl is the newest form of instagram for the fashion hungry and obsessed. The idea behind the app was to create a community of people that have one thing in common: a love for fashion. Trendabl is the newest app for iPhones and iPads to unite fashionistas in all forms! Take photos, add filters and tag information about the designer or brand, the store, the color, the price, where you found it, and share it with your equally fashion obsessed friends all over the social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter and Tumblr.
Here comes the neighborhood super hero, saving the day once AGAIN!
And no it's not Superman, or Spiderman, but good ol’ Ryan Gosling to the rescue.
A British journalist took to Twitter to announce that she was saved from being hit by a NYC taxi cab on 6th Ave yesterday, by none other than hunky actor Ryan Gosling.
The tweet read, "I literally, LITERALLY just got saved from a car by Ryan Gosling. That actually just happened. I was crossing 6th Avenue in a new pink wig. Not looking the right way because I am from London. Ryan Gosling grabbed me away from a taxi,” she continued.
Swedish House Mafia has done it again. Within 48 hours of announcing their Masquerade Motel Miami show they sold out all 10,000 tickets for Friday, March 23rd --making them the most coveted act during Miami Music Week! As a result of the incredible demand they've announced a second date for Saturday, March 24. But get on it fast because tickets went on sale TODAY, and if history is any indication they will also sell out within 48 hours! And if you thought seeing Swedish House Mafia alone was a sweet deal, you'll be pleased to know Calvin Harris, Alesso, Thomas Gold (Friday only), Otto Knows (Friday only), AN21(Saturday only), Third Party (Saturday only) and NO_ID will be included in the lineup!
Can you believe there was once a time without the internet, Twitter, and Facebook? One has to wonder, how in the world did we manage to communicate effectively before the internet and cell phones? What advances we've made, and last night was a stark reminder of how far we've come. The 3rd Annual Fashion 2.0 Awards honored the technological leaps and bounds throughout the fashion industry. From great blogs, to great Facebook pages, to great websites; fashion lovers, techies, designers, and more came out to celebrate fashion online.
There's no doubt about it. More couples get engaged on Valentine's Day than any other day of the year. And with that comes a steady flow of engagement announcements followed by summer weddings. We all know wedding planning can be exciting yet stressful. That's where LOVEPOST.com comes in. It's an interactive community where couples can get advice, share their engagement announcements, photos, love stories, wedding plans, and more. They can interact with other users and even link up their Twitter and Facebook accounts. LOVEPOST gives couples a specialized space to create a profile that encourages users to share their photos and love story. In other words, it's okay to gloat and coo on LOVEPOST! That's what it's all about.
You can also browse, build a feed, and even follow a topic, couple or an expert. For more information visit www.lovepost.com.
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As the saying goes, "Everyone makes mistakes.'
Seems that Jason Segel made a little mistake when trying to text a lady friend.
Instead of texting a mystery lady for a late night booty call, the How I Met Your Mother star tweeted it! Yes, you read it correct, he tweeted his late night invitation. Silly celebs!
Here is what Jason had accidentally tweeted:
“Are you still up? Want to come over?”
As soon as he realized his mistake he quickly deleted his tweet. What do you think his face looked like when he realized he sent his private message to the world? (Didn't he learn anything from Anthony Weiner?)
We are only human. An occasional, and embarrassing, oopsie daisy happens, but it does make for a good laugh though. Poor guy.
But some advice for Jason (and everyone for that matter), check who you're sending your message to before you send it. In fact, check twice! You know, to prevent booty calls and such from going public on Twitter.
Now the real question, who was the girl (or boy)?
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