Hi Res Kristen Bell & Lacey Chabert

I snuck in a couple of Kristen Bell pics in the comments section of the wub post. Now, is it just me or is she somewhat cross-eyed? She almost has a little Kathleen Robertson thing going on with her eyes. Maybe it’s just me. Still cute though nonetheless. I should really try catching that Veronica Mars show someday. If only i knew what channel UPN is on. Is it on even on UPN? Do i even have UPN? I don’t really know. All i ever watch is FOX and NBC.

Lacey Chabert is just plain scary to me.

I’d still hit it though.

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Lindsay Lohan’s Drivers License and Credit Card?

Hey Girls,

I just wanted to update you about our weekend in NYC. Of course it was Liz’s birthday so it was bound to be a crazy time…you know it’s never a dull moment when two or more of us P.C. girls get together! Well, for those of you who didn’t recieve a late night phone call Saturday night from Liz, Ill fill you in on what happened…

When we got off the subway in Manhattan, me Liz and Charley were attempting to catch a cab when I saw something laying on the street…it looked like a wallet so I kicked it over to Charley and said “whats this?” Charley picked it up and we jumped into the cab.

Inside the cab Charley opened the wallet and found a liscence, an American Express Black card, a $20 bill rolled tight, and a folded up $1 bill.

He yells: “Oh my God, guess whos wallet this is!” I said: “Whos? I found it, hand it over!” To my surprise it was Lindsay Lohan’s California liscence and credit card! I took out the dollar bill and unfolded it to find a rather large bag of what looked to be cocaine!

I couldnt believe my eyes! We had a pop star’s wallet with illegal drugs and she’s only 18! The first thing that came to mind was to blackmail for a large amount of cash or a casting in her next movie…

Unfortunately I’ve learned that publicity might not be so appealing when you have tons of strange people calling your cell phone to buy your story.

Since I had no idea if I should keep the wallet or send it back, I called US Weekly for advice. US Weekly called Lindsays publicist and the next thing I knew I was getting calls from her publicist threatening to sue me.

She wanted my home address so she can send a driver out to pick it up. I refused to give her any personal information. The National Inquirer called me about 8X to buy my story for $2500 (which keeps going up everytime I talk to them), they want to take pictures of the evidence, give me a polygraph, and interview me tomorrow. I dont think its the morraly correct thing to do and Im not sure its the safest either. the New York Post has attempted to contact me (check for an article in tomorrow’s paper, most likely it will not be a completely accurate story), the NYPD (who threatened to arrest me if i dont hand over the goods since they claim it is government property), and some strange people who wouldn’t even tell me who they were (but thought I was dumb enough to give them my address). I don’t know who to believe and what to do with the wallet. I told Lindsay’s publicist that I would like to return it to her in person so that I knew it was going to her. She said she would ask her. Supposedly Lindsay was freaked out by the whole thing and was crying hysterically and denied ever doing any drugs. The publicist told me she only drinks a lot and likes to party, and smokes cigarettes, but what 18 year old doesn’t…what a publicist she is! She also claimed to have called Lindsay’s parents who called their lawyer and is ready to sue me if I make any wrong moves. At this point Im kind of afraid to answer my phone anymore b/c Im scared someone might get my address and come to my house. I think what I will do is just mail it to her house in Beverly Hills tomorrow and hope it gets to her.

Anyway, I scanned the liscence and the credit card for you guys to see just for kicks. I blacked out her street address b/c I don’t know what kind of trouble I can get into and I have to be careful!

The black card is cancelled, but it would have been nice to have a night of unlimited spending on Lindsay Lohan for Liz’s 24th birthday!

Update:

(Just to clarify, what you’ve just read above is the original e-mail that came along with the scanned picture. I didn’t write it! I’m just reposting it)

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Mr. and Mrs. Smith

It’s been a week now since Yahoo had this trailer up. I often wonder why Quicktime trailers don’t always show up on Apple’s site first considering they’re using Apple’s .mov format. I could care less for .wmv or .rm trailers though. They can show up wherever the fuck they want. Who the fuck uses Windows Media Player or RealPlayer anyway.

Quicktime > All

Nevertheless, Mr. and Mrs. Smith looks like a damn fun movie. Reminds me of True Lies (BEST ever James Cameron flick. next to Titanic of course). But maybe that’s because they used the same True Lies tango music in the trailer.

Mr. and Mrs. Smith = True Lies + War Of The Roses

Oh. And it’s directed by Doug Liman, who did Swingers, Go and The Bourne Identity. Good director, good movies, good times.

Mr. and Mrs. Smith is going to be so money.

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I’m buying this

Special Features

  • Exclusive Limited Edition Portfolio of Artwork
  • Over 25 well known comic book artists created artwork inspired by “Spider-Man 2” specifically for, and only available in, this collector’s edition DVD
  • Collectible “Concept to Screen Comparison” Portfolio
  • View the transformation of various scenes of “Spider-Man 2” from sketches and concepts to images from the final production
  • Postcard Collection of “Spider-Man 2” Artwork
  • Five postcards which feature original artwork used in the theatrical advertising campaign of “Spider-Man 2” including the well known trilogy campaign of “Sacrifice,” “Choice” and “Destiny”
  • “The Amazing Spider-Man #50” Comic Book
  • Reduced size reprinting of the original comic book in which Peter Parker decides to give up being Spider-Man
  • The two DVD version of Spider-Man2:
  • Disc One:
  • Commentary with director Sam Raimi, Tobey Maguire, producer Avi Arad and co-producer Grant Curtis
  • Technical Commentary
  • Blooper Reel
  • “Spidey Sense 2” trivia track with “pop-up” facts and trivia about the film and the world of Spider-Man
  • Four Web-i-sodes – original online featurettes from the film’s theatrical release
  • Train “Ordinary” music video
  • Previews
  • Disc Two:
  • “Making the Amazing” – A 12-part documentary from pre-production to the Hollywood premiere
  • “Hero in Crisis” – A deeper look into Peter Parker and his personal battles in the continuing story of Spider-Man
  • Ock-Umentary: “Eight Arms to Hold You” – A special look at Doc Ock from the comics to the big screen
  • “Interwoven: The Women of Spider-Man” – A look into the lives of Mary Jane, Aunt May and the other women in Peter Parker’s life
  • “Enter the Web” – A groundbreaking multi-angle look behind-the-scenes at the climatic Pier sequence captured in real-time
  • Art Gallery – A collection of Alex Ross’ paintings used in the opening credits of the film
  • Activision’s “Spider-Man 2: Spinning the Game” – A behind-the-scenes look at the making of “Spider-Man 2: The Game”
  • Weblinks

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