Jonathan Rhys Myers Reportedly Tries To Commit Suicide
Posted on Jun 30, 2011 @ 11:00AM - 10 comments
By Cliff Renfrew - Radar Reporter
Diddy Unveils His Wax Figure
Posted on Dec 15, 2009 @ 04:44PM - Add a comment
Sean "Diddy" Combs unveils his wax figure at Madame Tussauds.
Jaime Pressly Wedding Pictures
Posted on Sep 28, 2009 @ 05:15PM - 2 comments
Jaime Pressly wed her fiance, entertainment lawyer Simran Singh, on Saturday evening in Malibu, at Dick Clark's palatial estate.
Now, Extra is the first to bring you pictures.
Click here to see wedding pictures of the happy couple.
Pressly looked stunning in a V-neck Jenny Packham gown, while Singh complemented his bride perfectly in his Hugo Boss tuxedo.
RadarOnline.com was the first to break the news of the wedding
Man Cleavage: The Chic, The Sad & The Hairy
Posted on Aug 31, 2009 @ 02:56PM - 1 comment
Poring over a summer's worth of celebrity fashion, we caught on to small but potent sect of Hollywood men rocking a consistent accessory--sizeable portions of man cleavage.
Click here to see famous men that love to bare their chests, like Ed Westwick, Russell Brand and Adrien Brody!
In a sea of bellybutton cut Henley's and full chest rug, we got to thinking: is this acceptable?
RadarOnline.com turned to GQ magazine's legendary style guy Glenn O'Brien for a verdict.
Firstly, apologies to Westwick, the he-vage of late isn't breaking any ground.
"I don't think this is so new," O'Brien says, "There's always been a Hollywood hunk aesthetic."
O'Brien sites sartorial molds like the English rockstar ("Keith Richards was always open down the front") to the eccentric American actor like Johnny Depp as man cleavage all-stars.
While O'Brien never undoes the second button, he reasons that "some men might misjudge its appeal, but if you're a presentable looking guy, why not?"
Presentable would mostly mean groomed--as the columnist says women (especially in the US) aren't huge fans of chest hair.
"Every summer before I hit the beach, I take out the hair cutting scissors, reduce the foliage," he said.
In some of the cases we found in our gallery (this means you, Simon Cowell), take the same note for fall.
