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The People's Court: What's Your Verdict?
A not so little known show called The People's Court is in its ninth season of broadcast. Seriously, people--what the hell are we watching here? (You know you're guilty of tuning in at some point or another.) The show attributes itself to the rise of the entire "television court show genre" because it was the first to feature an hour's worth of "real litigants...real cases...real justice...all year long!"
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World Wide Web of Justice: People's Court RAW
I'll admit, in my youth I abused TV courtroom dramas. Hey, I was young, it was summertime, and the talkshow/reality TV circuit was in its nascent stages. That's why to this day I can recite the whole opening to The People's Court.
The People's Court Jester
Introducing the Lord of the Peanut Gallery, otherwise known as Ole Beady Eyes. You may wonder why you keep hearing the People's Court theme and getting intros to cases with no resolution, but just keep your eye on the guy in the newsboy cap. He is either itching to get his opinion out or he's waiting for the meds to kick in.
Ladies' Home Journal: The New Nicole Kidman Is a Woman's Woman
Oscar and Golden Globe-winning actress, producer, and vocalist are just a few things Nicole Kidman can rattle off from her long list of accomplishments. But the role the gorgeous red head relishes most is being a mother and wife in her new hometown of Nashville. As country crooner Keith Urban's partner, she is happy to sit back for a bit and let the spotlight shine brightly on him while she spends the majority of her time raising their young daughter, Sunday.
90210 vs. Melrose Place: Which Was More Scandalous?
This week's 90210 and Melrose Place combo don't have a ton of shocking moments, but it's obvious both shows are gearing up for major stuff to go down. (Like a drug bust, murder arrest, and Heather Locklear, for instance?!) We do, however, get some nice moments between the characters. Teddy, for one, is acting like an angel — although I can't tell if it's sincere, because I've made it a rule not to trust a guy who ties sweaters over his shoulders.
Front Page: HPV Vaccine Reminds Girls of Sexual Risks
- A new study shows that the HPV vaccine reminds girls of risks associated with sex, such as contracting STDs, instead of giving them a license to be promiscuous as some people feared. — Salon
- Wal-Mart is now selling affordable coffins. — BBC News
- A Dutch court has told 14-year-old Laura Dekker that she is too inexperienced to sail around the world by herself, and she will be placed under the guardianship of child protection authorities until next year.
Front Page: Bush Makes Debut as Motivational Speaker
- Former president George W. Bush made his debut as a motivational speaker yesterday when he spoke at the Get Motivated! seminar in Texas.
Morning Links — Patrick Swayze's Widow to Break Her Silence
- Patrick Swayze's widow Lisa to speak at the Women's Conference next week — People
- Man behind Travolta mistrial summoned to court — Us Weekly
- Comedian Soupy Sales passes away at 83 — PopEater
- Mel Gibson's pregnant girlfriend rejects his prenup offer — Celebitchy
- John Mayer defends his choice to sing about pot — ICYDK
- Jodie Sweetin's memoir is heading our way — Fox 411
- Bronson Pinchot changes his tune on Tom Cruise — Lifeline Live
- Pamela Anderson's money troubles — Wonderwall
- Melissa Joan Hart working on a show with Joey Lawrence — I'm Not Obsessed
- Naomi Campbell's latest risque cover (NSFW) — The Blemish
Jade Goody's Family Win Legal Damages
The late Jade Goody's family have won legal damages after they settled a High Court action regarding photographs taken at Jade's private burial. While the photos from the public funeral were part of the family's wish for the public to be able to say goodbye to the reality star, the private burial was for family only, but a photo from the day was published on the front page of The People.
The newspaper group and a photo agency agreed to pay £35,000 in damages, as well as legal costs.
Beyonce Too Sexy For Malaysia
Beyonce won't be showing off her, um, leotards anytime soon in Malaysia. The singer has canceled her upcoming show in the predominately Muslim country because it has upset conservative Muslims who think her show is immoral.
Although Beyonce is not subject to the country's Sharia courts and cannot be tried for moral offenses, her sexy dances and costumes would nevertheless cause some outrage.
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