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Perez Hilton Vows to Be a Good Boy!

October 14, 2010 by David · Leave a Comment 

Perez Hilton, celebrity blogger and infamous celebrity bully,” went on the Ellen DeGeneres show to announce that he will no longer bully celebrities. He told DeGeneres, “Over the last two weeks, I have been doing everything I can to bring awareness to the issue of teen suicides and gay bullying. In doing so, a lot of people have called me a hypocrite and a bully myself and a big one. That’s not how I want to be perceived, and that’s not what I want to put out there into the world. It was a big wake-up call that so many people saw me that way, so from now on I really want to be part of the solution and not part of the problem.” What the hell is he going to blog about?!?!

Known for giving celebrities not-so-nice nicknames and drawing rather inappropriate things on their pictures, Perez said he’s going to try to use his smarts and wit to keep his viewers entertained.

“I want to be the change that I want to see in others. I’m going to do things differently on my website than I have in the past,” the celebrity blogger said. “I’m not going to call people nasty nicknames. I’m not going to go the mean route. I’m going to force myself to try and be funnier or smarter or just do things different, not doodle inappropriate things, not out people, which I have done all of those things in the past.”

Tiger Wood Email Excerpts

December 10, 2009 by m.coonce · 1 Comment 

Here are excerpts from emails sent to Rachel Uchitel from Tiger Woods.

“I finally found someone that I connect with, someone I have never found like this. Not even at home,” Woods wrote Uchitel on Nov. 9, according to In Touch magazine, which obtained the e-mail.

“Why didn’t we find each other years ago,” he gushed.

“I know it’s brutal on you that you can’t be with me all the time,” Woods wrote in one missive. “I get it. It f–ing kills me too.”

But in another e-mail, he wrote, “I don’t know if this is going to work.

“I thought I was getting to know you, but it feels like I’m just another person who happens to be famous,” he wrote.

“Every time I think about it, I get a lump in my throat. Some of the other parts of your past really get to me. I don’t know what person I was falling for so hard. The one I got to know on the phone, e-mail, text and in person. Or the one who likes famous people.

“I am so confused, because what my brain is saying and what my heart is saying are two different things. It guts me to think I’ve fallen for the wrong one.”

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