Sarah Palin will go ‘Rogue’ in GR

Oprah Winfrey is only the beginning for Sarah Palin’s book tour.

Starting Wednesday, the day after Palin’s “Going Rogue” was released and two days after she was interviewed by Winfrey, the former Alaska governor and vice presidential candidate will make appearances around the country, from a Barnes & Noble store in Grand Rapids to the Army post in Fort Bragg, N.C.

Wow, you’d think she was a celebrity or something. They’re doing great PR for this book, and people are lining up to get it or to meet her, or whatever the fuck. It’s all about making money and creating a base for the future. When politicians throw more creative adjectives at you than substance, they’re just blowing smoke. This ‘Going Rogue’ is only about the money, but you’d think it was about saving humanity the way the media it falling all over her.

If it wasn’t for the Palin vs. Levi thing, odds are she wouldn’t even be on this site.

Jon Voight and Angelina Jolie Making Amends

Now that that’s out of the way: Angelina Jolie has been at odds with her father, Jon Voigt, for a very long time now. It started way back when he disclosed that she was planning on adopting her first child and then later accused her of needing therapy.

Maybe it has been long enough, because the father/actor claims that Brad Pitt had a big part to play in getting him and his daughter back on speaking terms. Reconciliation seems to be in the works, but with one condition: Voigt doesn’t speak about the issue.

Some think that Angelina’s forgiveness is really an attempt for her to have a little security, as possible tell-all books from former employees are in the works.

One from a former bodyguard and the other by British writer Andrew Morton, the actress may be nervous about the depth of information released.

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Taylor Lautner’s Turn To Swoon: Nov 20th

Women swooned for Robert Pattinson as vampire Edward Cullen in last year’s hit movie romance “Twilight,” but in its upcoming sequel Taylor Lautner, who almost didn’t make it into the film, is the newest hunk for fan’s to feast on.

“The Twilight Saga: New Moon” rises in theaters on November 20 as one of the most-anticipated movies early in Hollywood’s holiday season. Predecessor “Twilight” made $384 million at worldwide box offices in 2008, and its young principal actors, Pattinson and Kristen Stewart, shot to overnight stardom.

But in “New Moon,” the second romance about the netherworld adventures of teenager Bella Swan (Stewart) and the love of her life Cullen, it is Lautner who grabs the spotlight.

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Heidi Klum Topless

These are photos from a new book titled Rankin’s Heidilicious. Inside are a lot of photos over the years of Heidi teasing everybody that saw a photo of her. Here are some of those photos.

You can buy the Book at AMAZON for about 40.00 or you can save your money and do a google search and get the same photos. Probably better ones.

Leona Lewis gets assaulted at book signing

Leona Lewis was slapped in the face during a book signing in London yesterday afternoon. Witnesses tell the BBC that someone slapped and punched the pop singer inside Waterstone’s Piccadilly Circus bookstore in front of a crowd of people. Police say they arrested a 29-year-old man on suspicion of assault and Lewis was taken to a hospital as a precaution. “Leona was the victim of an unprovoked attack. The police were called immediately and medical attention has been sought. Leona is understandably shaken and apologizes to the fans she was unable to meet and complete signings,” her rep said in a statement.

Boston Herald

Jackson ‘didn’t want to grow old’ - Wish Granted

A new book based on taped interviews with Michael Jackson reveals the star thought he looked like “a lizard” and “didn’t want to grow old”.

The Michael Jackson Tapes, written by the star’s former adviser Rabbi Shmuley Boteach, provides first-hand detail about the reclusive singer’s life.

You can read the rest of the article and about the book HERE (BBC)

‘The Lost Symbol’ Breaks 1-day Record

The latest novel from “Da Vinci Code” author Dan Brown, “The Lost Symbol,” broke one-day sales records, its publisher and booksellers said.

Readers snapped up over one million hardcover copies across the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom after it was released on Tuesday, said publisher Knopf Doubleday, a division of Random House Inc.

“We are seeing historic, record-breaking sales across all types of our accounts in North America for ‘The Lost Symbol,” said Sonny Mehta, editor in chief of Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group. Knopf Doubleday is a division of Random House Inc.

Amazon.com Inc, the world’s largest online retailer, called the book its bestselling first-day adult fiction title ever, including pre-orders.

REUTERS

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