Celebrities Hollywood And Bollywod

Tuesday, September 1, 2009

David Boreanaz Names Daughter Bardot

David Boreanaz and wife Jaime Bergman welcomed their second child, on Monday (August 31), daughter Bardot Vita Boreanaz.

People reports adorable baby Bardot weighed in at 7 lbs., 14 oz., and joins big brother Jaden Rayne, 7.

Congrats to the happy family!!!

The season five premiere of Boreanaz’s police procedural drama Bones airs @ 8PM ET/PT on Thursday, September 17 on FOX. The episode is titled “Harbingers in the Fountain.”

Audrina Patridge on Heidi Montag’s music career

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This isn’t the first time Audrina has said something deservedly negative about Heidi’s foray into music. She told Hollyscoop in February, 2008 that she was surprised that Heidi had put out her first music video at the time, “Higher,” because Heidi had no interest in singing as far as she could tell. “I never thought she would ever be a singer since I’ve known her… she’s never really talked about music or anything… and all of a sudden she’s putting out this cd and this video.”

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We usually try to avoid reporting on Heidi and Spencer, but we occasionally lift that ban to mock them. Heidi’s awful performance at the Miss Universe pageant was one of those times. She couldn’t even dance and lip sync at the same time and for someone so fit she had surprisingly little rhythm. Rumor had it that pageant owner Donald Trump knew that Montag would royally suck, and that he booked her for the publicity, not her entertainment value. Patridge realizes that she’ll get more coverage if she trashes her co-star, but she was very understated about Heidi’s music career, especially considering how God-awful she really is.

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Paula Abdul Decides to Leave 'American Idol'

Paula Abdul the well known American Idol Star decides to leave the show. Here's the interview with her by TV Guide Magazine.

"I don't think I can answer that right now," she says when asked if more money would get her back at the judges' table. "I stand on principle where many people stand on money. I'm a hard-working artist. I've lasted in this business for 23 years. And you can't do that unless you are good at what you do. I believe in myself and you have to have your own self respect. And sometimes decisions are very difficult to make, but I've always believed that at the core I'm a survivor. There's not one thing I've done that I've really set my mind to that I've failed at."

Abdul goes on to tell the magazine that she stays in touch with Simon Cowell, and that she is going to miss the experience of watching young talent grow on the show; someone like Kris Allen who was a dark horse, but went on to win.

"I feel like I have been such a big, huge part of the success of the show from day one," Abdul says of her time on "American Idol." "I loved being able to be the artist's artist; being there from my point of view of knowing what it feels like to be vulnerable and to be out there wanting to achieve the most magical moment in a minute and 30 seconds. To be able to do that was an amazing experience and the show was wonderful for me in that regard."

Sounds sad for her fans.