December 2009 News Archive (Page 23)

Carrie Underwood is about as talented, down to earth and wholesome as you can get in Hollyweird. Instead of encouraging other women to send their boyfriends naked pictures like Rihanna suggests, the country singer says that she takes being a role model very seriously because it's a responsibility.

"I take it very seriously, and my motto is I would never want to do anything that would embarrass my own children, in the future. And I think that's the best way to look at things."

When Carrie makes her decisions, she also thinks of her parents. "I never want to do anything that would make my parents, you know, my role models, disappointed in me."

Carrie Underwood's like the Natalie Portman of country music. Everyone loves her cause there's nothing to dislike.

Michaele Salahi and her chunky hubby Tareq will be interviewed on the Today Show this morning. The White House crashing couple allegedly demanded six figures for an exclusive interview on CNN's Larry King Live, but they've chosen a live interview with NBC's Matt Lauer. The interview will be conducted via satellite from NBC's Washington bureau.

Bravo is owned by NBC Universal. Bravo's the same network that airs the Real Housewives franchise and the couple aspires to appear on the D.C. version of the popular reality show series. Suspect!

I don't wanna believe that these tools will appear on a reality TV show. They honestly shouldn't even be interviewed, but I can't wait to find out what they say when I wake up. The Salahis managed to pull off one of the craziest stunts in White House history. They better be exceptionally charismatic and intelligent.

It was months ago when rumors surfaced that Nicole Richie was pitching a television show to various networks. Nicole Richie's sitcom, staring the malnourished mother of two, has been picked up and will debut on ABC. The show is currently untitled but will be written by 30 Rock writer Daisy Gardner!

Nicole said that she's "so excited" to announce the news and that she'll be starring and producing her sitcom. "The story revolves around a young, modern and professional woman who must balance her business and family relationships. She must deal with, and navigate the many ideas of what a woman's role is: modern vs. traditional.

Richie claims that the women she's been interacting with got her creative juices flowing.

"Lately, I have been surrounded by many different women of all ages and walks of life. It amazes me to watch and observe how many different ideas there are about what a woman's role should be in this era. I've taken these fascinating ideas, and compiled them into something that I think will be very special (and funny!)..."

I don't even recognize Nicole Richie anymore. Remember the days when she was whoring out, partying with Paris Hilton, and getting arrested? Ya gotta love that Paris is too busy servicing men while her former sidekicks, Kim Kardashian and Nicole Richie, moved past the party girl image and continue to outshine her.

Serena Williams will shove a ball down your throat and she has to pay for threatening to do so, too.

Serena Williams was fined a record-breaking $82,500 for her courtside outburst during the U.S. Open in September. Jeff Tarango was fined $48,000 in the 1990s.

She will also be on a probationary period through 2011. Williams -- whose career prize earnings top $28 million -- will be suspended from the following U.S. Open, and hit with higher fines, if she has another incident during her probation.

Serena already lost the match due to her bad behavior, so this has got to sting, at least just a little.