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The Sun has some break writers on their employees. I’m not convinced if they’ve unearthed some rightful celebrity gossip or just pulled things out of their ass. At some rate, they’re saying Jennifer Aniston and Orlando Bloom were at a resort jointly in Mexico. Here are the details, I feel:
Jennifer Aniston has been seen holidaying in Mexico with a man that seems doubtfully similar to Lord Of The Rings star Orlando Bloom. Even though the photograph is a small piece unclear, Hollywood gossips are stimulated about the view of a new A-list couple. The image shows the previous Friends good looks photographed sunbathe in an insufficient brown bikini while a topless toned hunk seems on appreciatively. A fellow holidaymaker at the comfortable resort said: "They were attempting their greatest to be careful but it was obvious they were together.”
So Jennifer Aniston is dating a man with brown hair. It may be Orlando Bloom or it might not be. You know what? I’m just going to begin making things up too. This just in: Jennifer Aniston is dating oxygen. The two were seen jointly at a downtown café. Onlookers couldn’t help but observe oxygen spending a big amount of time in Jennifer’s mouth before going away deeper into her chest. Jennifer had an on/off connection with Vince Vaughn but looks to have establish herself a more belligerent lover in this Periodic Table of Elements star.
Danny Bonaduce threw Survivor competitor Jonny Fairplay last night although Fairplay was pioneering an award at the FOX Reality Really Awards. The viewers was hissing Fairplay and when Bonaduce got on stage to let him identify he sucked, Fairplay choose this would be a good quality time to bound on Danny and bump him. In fact Danny conflicted, for the reason that he dropped Fairplay on his expression, causing him to drop a few teeth and break a toe. Even though I'm not sure what all the commotion is about. It's not like Danny Bonaduce kicked a box of kittens down the stairs. When somebody bounds on your face and humps you, you fling them off. That's what you do. If anything someone must be giving Danny Bonaduce an award. An Academy Award. For acting. Or a Nobel Prize? I dunno. What am I, several type of awards professional?
NOTE: The video contains a small amount of violence. If it offends you, you might want to get off the internet and go back to your coloring book.
UPDATE: America's Next Top Model winner Adrianne Curry says on her blog that she's responsible for the fight and that she's the one who encouraged Danny Bonaduce to go up on stage. And really, how can you not take the word of a woman who looks this intelligent:
The Philippine government is to ask for an excuse from the producers of the hit US television series "Desperate Housewives" for a cultural slur against Filipino doctors, the Philippine Daily Inquirer said on its web site Wednesday.
The certified cited a new episode where actress Teri Hatcher, who plays Susan Mayer, requested whether the person be there to her during a health discussion "can I verify those diplomas because I want to build positive that they're not from some med school in the Philippines."
Requested if the government would look for an excuse from the producers of the show, and ABC television network that takes it, executive secretary Eduardo Ermita said: "Yes, I feel we should, on behalf of our Filipino experts."
"On the face, we can seem at it as a cultural insult. We are looked down upon too a lot, believing the number of our medical experts in the US," the Inquirer quoted Ermita says.
Ermita similarly petitioned to civil society groups and extra Filipino organizations in the US to "call the interest" of the show producers, and Hatcher, to the "racial slur."
Filipino ambassador in Los Angeles Mary Jo Bernardo Aragon wrote a letter of protest to the ABC network saying that Filipino medicinal employees were in demand all over the world.
"The US identify the students of Philippine medicinal and nursing schools and in common, does not necessitate additional schooling in the US for Filipino healthcare experts," she added.
Aragon also said several Americans go to the Philippines for medicinal examines that they cannot manage to pay for at home, the foreign department said in a report.
