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Paris Hiltons main accomplishment is that she has made herself famous without really having accomplished anything, aside from some modeling and bit parts in films. Despite her protestation that she hates being famous, Paris adores the spotlight and is very uninhibited.
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More of awesome and hilarious dating excerpts, from the early 1980s video dating interview. With lines like these, the guys in this video surely aren't totally lonely losers by now. What are the chances any of these guys get hooked up?
Statler and Waldorf are fictional characters from Jim Henson's Muppets. The characters made their television debut in 1975 and commonly heckle other Muppets from their balcony box at the theater. These two cranky old Muppets are the real deal when it comes to heckling.
Scott Adsit plays Pete Hornberger the producer of the fictional show TGS with Tracy Jordan on the Tina Fey penned hit comedy show 30 Rock. Pete generally plays the straight man to the other characters, especially to Liz when she is temporarily pushed over the edge. He seems to be the only competent person around.
Glee is unique among television shows, refusing to be pigeonholed into the standard labels of comedy or drama. But perhaps the most unique and endearing aspect of the show is the weekly production numbers performed by the cast. It is witty, sarcastic, inspirational, and gosh darn the music is really good.
Meet the Scout, one of nine playable character classes in Team Fortress 2. He has the ability to double-jump. He ran everywhere, all the time, until he could beat his pack of mad dog siblings to the fray. He is voice by Nathan Vetterlein.
Lost just wouldn't be Lost without Sawyer. And Sawyer wouldn't be Sawyer without all the nicknames he comes up with for others. Often using elements of pop culture for his reference, Sawyer has spouted out many brilliant nicknames for his fellow island mates. He seems to have a smart-aleck nickname for everyone.
Actress Jane Lynch isn't exactly a leading lady, but she's okay with that. She is still trying to get her name recognized long after everyone knows her face. Jane Lynch is one of those TV actresses who have played a zillion memorable bit roles, yet you can't quite place her.
Here are group of guys saying cheesy pickup lines and other stuff in an 80s video dating interview. I wonder if any of these guys actually got dates?
Daniel Larusso is the first main character of The Karate Kid film series. He seemed like a friendly, well mannered young kid, but people wanted to destroy him everywhere he went! He was played by Ralph Macchio. That's how the world remembers Ralph Macchio, Daniel-san.
Glee is a musical comedy television series that airs on Fox. It focuses on a high school show choir, also known as a glee club. It is a show about seeing the gifts in you that you did not know you had. At the end of the day what is more important finding your passion, or having a glue gun that works.
Listen to the music that sets the stage for all the drama that goes down in the Hills.
Originally released in 1984, The Karate Kid took the nation by storm. It capitalized on the traditional teen romantic comedy genre with the addition of martial arts action sequences. The Karate Kid penetrated pop culture with its "sand on, sand off" catch phrases and kids imitating the "crane kick". It has all the elements of a smash hit.
A slew of celebrities have gotten together to speak out to protect and help insurance companies. Sometimes a little sarcasm is needed to understand the absurdity of a debate. Hollywood speaks out to help insurance companies, you too can Help Save Health Insurance Executives!
Donnie Darko is drawn sleepwalking onto a golf course green by a mysterious voice and is confronted by Frank, a monstrous six-foot rabbit that only Donnie can see who often urges him to perform dangerous and destructive pranks. He was played by James Duval.