Indecent Exposure! 10 Celebs Who Have Exposed Their Assets
Posted on Nov 29, 2011 @ 12:30AM - Add a comment
Nothing is worse than a really bad wardrobe malfunction!
From the red carpet to the streets, Hollywood stars are always experiencing embarrassing wardrobe malfunctions. RadarOnline.com has photos of ten stars that have exposed their assets in the worst way possible.
EXCLUSIVE VIDEO: The Countess Takes Radar Behind The Scenes For Her New Dance Song Photo Shoot
Posted on Feb 01, 2011 @ 05:36AM - Add a comment
The Countess of reality television is ready to take over the billboard charts once again, and she's taking RadarOnline.com along for the ride.
Real Housewives of New York City star Luann de Lesseps came on the scene as the newest reality songstress last year with her debut song, Money Can't Buy You Class, and is following up that hit with her newest dance single Chic C'est La Vie, and RadarOnline.com got an exclusive backstage pass for the photo shoot with celebrity photographer Mike Ruiz.
DVD Review: Nine
Posted on May 04, 2010 @ 06:48PM - Add a comment
It’s tough to feel sorry for a successful, attractive man who’s surrounded by exquisite women, and suffers mainly from a crisis of creativity.
And yet, Nine asks us to do just that. It’s a tall order, considering that the musical film, while visually stunning and grandiose in scope, tells its hero’s arc rather than allowing it to be seen and felt. Based on a Broadway musical that was based on Italian director Federico Fellini's self-referential 8 1/2, Nine is the story of Maestro Guido Contini (Daniel Day-Lewis), a film director who’s falling apart in glittery, 1960s Rome. As he tries to embark on a movie with no script and clings to the scraps of his failing marriage, he floats into the recesses of his memory, where the women of his past and present exist as a sort of map of his life.
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Women, in fact, are the fleshy, sexy substance of Nine, which features an all-star cast that’s decked out in sumptuous costumes and glamorized to the hilt. Among the many women in Guido’s world are his wife Luisa (Marion Cotillard), his desperate lover Carla (Penélope Cruz), his muse Claudia (Nicole Kidman), the whore of his childhood, Saraghina (Stacy “Fergie” Ferguson), sassy Vogue reporter Stephanie (Kate Hudson) and his costume designer-cum-confidante, Lilli (Judi Dench). The only real Italian in sight is Sophia Loren, who appears in a few brief scenes as Guido’s glammed-up mommy. But nevermind the weird faux-accents: These ladies flit in and out of Guido’s life, both real and imagined, through dramatic real-time interludes and impressively theatrical song-and-dance numbers that sometimes spectacular, and other times a bit misguided (Mommy, little Guido and the candles misses the mark, religious undertones or not).
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The songs are each woman’s moment to introduce herself, and let us know what her issues are with ol’ Guido. Then, it’s back to the action, or rather, the flat mosey toward Guido’s redemption that doesn’t quite find momentum. It’s too bad, because director Rob Marshall’s vision is sumptuous, ambitious and fun, but the film’s construction is clunky and halting, giving each lady her moment at the mic (Carla’s in lingerie, ready for action, Saraghina recalls schooling little Guido about the ways of women), but then moves on without further development. The only women who feel like real people are Luisa and Lilli, each of whom sees right through the Maestro and his narcissistic ways.
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The DVD extras compensate somewhat, in that six of the eight robust segments focus on the film’s actresses and dancers in an upbeat love-fest that’s typical for home entertainment. But they also highlight the fun stuff behind the enormous production, like the 42 tons of sand that were hauled on set for Saraghina’s scenes, and the audition scenes in which Fergie rolls around with a tambourine and Kate Hudson tries to learn how to dance (she comes close). In a way, each musical number is like a brilliant music video -- creative and beautifully executed, if not integrated into the film as organically as possible.
Yet, while all the fuss and memories and morality issues seem to focus on the women of Nine, the movie is really about men, their art and their and their self-involvement. One of the few scenes that ground the dramatic through-line is when Guido's beautiful muse is turning her non-role down. In walking away from Guido, she's not just letting go of a movie part, but eschewing reverence for the once-infallible director, telling him, "I'd rather be the man." Another such moment is more poignant. When whatever hope Luisa has for her marriage is suddenly stripped away, she confronts Guido in an empty screening room. “You think to create [is] just to forgive yourself in public,” she says, tears spilling down her cheeks.
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But don’t cry for Maestro Contini: He does, of course, forgive himself, even if Luisa, rightly never does.
Thursday Threads: Best And Worst
Posted on Jan 14, 2010 @ 12:01PM - Add a comment
On Wednesday, stars were spotted all over the world in sassy and whacky gear. While Keri Russell looked NYC smart in all black threads, Rachel McAdams had a massive style slipup in Madrid, getting completely washed out by her demurely nude Vionnet wrap dress and making matters worse by wearing red eyeshadow!
Sigourney Weaver resurrected her Alien style in New York City, while Lily Cole stepped out in London in one of the dresses from Alexander McQueen’s nightmare inspiring Spring Summer 2010 Collection.
What ex American Idol judge looked casually chic in Los Angeles? Check out the gallery in Style to find out.
Thursday Threads: Best And Worst
Posted on Jan 14, 2010 @ 10:23AM - Add a comment
Thursday Threads: Best And Worst
Wednesday Wear: Best And Worst
Posted on Jan 13, 2010 @ 04:39PM - Add a comment
As the Golden Globes near, stars are getting decked out in their favorite fashions, hitting all the parties and promoting their nominated flicks all over the world. While Rachel McAdams was far from elementary, looking smashing in a one-sleeved Alberta Ferreti promoting Sherlock Holmes in Berlin, Bridget Marquardt looked more Rainbow Brite than Girl Next Door in a toutou’d dress at the California Entertainers Of The Year Pageant at the House of Blues in Los Angeles.
PHOTOS: Kim Kardashian, Miley Cyrus, Ashley Tisdale, Jennifer Connelly, Mischa Barton, Katy Perry, The Situation Johnny Depp, John Gosselin, Reese Witherspoon, Sharon Stone, Keri Russell, Paris Hilton, Aubrey O’Day, Shanna Moakler, Bridget Marquardt, Anna Sharapova, Phoebe Price, Penelope Cruz, Marion Cotillard, Sophia Loren, Fantasia, Diane Kruger, Rachel McAdams And Matt LeBlanc In The Best And Worst
Also at the House of Blues was Aubrey O’Day, who squeezed herself into an Hèrve Leger mini, having a slippery malfunction!
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What Style Siren had a bad fashion day in Berlin? Check out the gallery in Style to find out.
