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ENTERTAINMENT
CELEBRITY NEWS
Heather Mills Leg Set To Become A TV Star.
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The Prosthetic Leg belonging To Former Belle Of Beatle Paul McCartney Is Going It Alone.
Los Angeles, CA. (AP) - After gaining millions of fans during its run with Dancing With The Stars the former leg of British beauty Heather Mills is being given the chance of a lifetime.
Producers in Hollywood want Heather's leg to star in a brand new Drama series in a bid to boost the TV ratings.
'Having Heather's leg on loan has opened us up to an infinite amount of possibilities'. Already her leg is set to star in 2 episodes of the smash hit show 'Lost' and appearences on 'CSI Miami' and 'Grey's Anatomy' are also being lined up.
'Its certainly given us a leg-up' one insider commented.
Almost Un-Heard-Of American Child Actor Caught Canoodling With Equally Insignificant American Celeb!
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Danni Bonnadouchie (Pictured Here) With Jimmi Fartpants Locked In A Rather Suggestive Pose
Hollycrap, CA (AP) - An American Cable TV Network showcasing the worst of the worst in light entertainment got more than they bargained for when they invited two of America's most stupidest media clowns.
Live infront of six million shocked viewers child actor and Danni Bonnadouchie (famous for playing Ginger Top Twatt in the 70's hit show 'The Twatt's') engaged in a live man on man display with the equally repulsive gas-emitting maestro Jimmi Fartpants.
Unable get the desired position Danni, in a rage, threw his farting buddy over his head with displeasure.
'The Guy clearly wanted it but was unwiling to co-operate!" A disappointed Bonnadouchie replied. "Live TV needs a boost and I was willing to show them the action they craved!"
Meanwhile Jimmi, who landed on his crotch is planning to sue Danni for hospital expenses resulting in his rather hard knock to his nether regions.
Home And Yard Channel Launches New Show.
Show Aims To Expose Realty Flip-Flops!
Flip-Flop this house aims to show its viewers how so called house flippers can so easily turn a rundown bombsite into a condemned property with just hours to spare!
The show's host Beverly Oswego explains. "Flip-flop This House shows us how failed house flippers actually manage to flop the houses that they buy whilst giving them prime-time cable exposure at the same time!"
The show focuses on desperate Realtors out to make a fast buck and follows their embarrasing decline into financial ruin.
Take tonight's episode Beverly enthused. "Miko and Marko Fratinelli turn up in Daddy bought Ferrari's, buy this Lower 9th Ward property in New Orleans that was written off by the Insurance Company and proceed to turn it into what looks like a property that suffered collosal damage in an earthquake!"
OBITUARY
Sixties IconTeddy Tenderbreast Freezes To Death
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Nova Scotian Born Teddy (Pictured) With His Lucky Marbles.
North Pork Cove, NS (AP) - Sixties crooner and Canadian icon Teddy Tenderbreast was found dead in his Outhouse late yesterday afternoon. It is believed he simply fell asleep while having a crap.
Tenderbreast, 66, was born Mary-Ann Doyle in Cowpat's Arm, Cape Breton. He was the youngest of eleven boys. His father had always wished for a girl so named his last child Mary-Ann out of sheer frustration.
Mary-Ann changed his name to Teddy during high school, and later added Tenderbreast as his surname as a reference to his mother's continual suffering. "My mom had boys hangin' off her wobbly bits for years. Jesus, they must have been tender!" he was quoted as saying.
Teddy hit the big time in 1961 when he appeared in the Toronto Union funded light entertainment show 'Rock Around The CN Yard' with his hit song 'Legless And In Love'.
Over the next four years Teddy would have a string of hit singles from - 'Gone Dancing With My Puck', 'Hey Hey Hockey Stick' and 'Here We Go Round The Maple Leaf!"
In recent years Teddy had returned to his roots and liked nothing more than to drink whisky, hunt, fish and live the life of a penniless hermit. Some might say a waste, some might say a shame. But Teddy Tenderbreast's name will always remain insane.
Trevor The Lemon's Tips For Stupid Folk
FUN WITH YOUR TV REMOTE: Buy a television exactly like your neighbours. Then annoy them by standing outside their window and changing their channels using your identical remote control.
YOGHURT TIP No.34: Thicken up runny low-fat yoghurt by stirring in a spoonful of lard.
OLYMPIC ATHLETES: Disguise the fact that you've taken anabolic steroids by running a bit slower.
AVOIDING PARKING TICKETS: Leave your windshield wipers turned to 'fast wipe' whenever you leave your car parked illegally.
CARPET CARE: Increase the life of your carpets by rolling them up and keeping them in the garage.
OLD CONTACT LENSES make ideal 'portholes' for small model boats.
SAVE ON HAIR GEL: Expensive hair gels are a con. Spreading on Jam is a much cheaper alternative, but beware of bees in the summer.
Until next time dudes...
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LOCAL ENTERTAINMENT
David Hasselhoff's Entertainment Round-Up
God I miss Kit, my four wheeled buddy! My my my where does all the time fly?
Oh and C. J. Parker! (sob, dribble) How I'd love to have been that tight little red swimming costume! (Sigh, boo-hoo)
Oh the good old days! Now where did I put that goddam drink? Uh?? Oh! Here it is, right get yourself together.
Hey there dudes its me - David 'The Hoffmeister' Hasselhoff! Here to bring all you lucky Maritime Canucks all the latest in arts, music and entertainment coming to your corner of the globe!
MUSIC
Reg Nielson And His Sunday Sinners will be wooing audiences this weekend at 'Sticky Stan's Seafood Shack' this weekend in Shediac.
You can see Reg (a native of Maine, USA). Famous for his hit 'Winter Wonderland And Me' sitting atop a fully lit Christmas tree while his backing band the 'Sunday Sinners add the music, heavily disguised as Christmas decorations. Tickets are priced $100 and beer is free!
Elswhere in local music land country crooner Kevin Kurtiss famed for his song 'Girl Yaw Jus' So Stoopid Buh Ah Luv Ya all The Same' will be making an appearance at Moncton's 'Rockin' No-Show'
This thigh-slapping all-country singing homeboy will be the Country bonanza of the season.Tickets go on sale late next week and will be priced in accordance with outlets who see fit to sell them.
LOCAL EVENTS ROUND-UP
MuddyView Arts Centre Inc is presenting the Nova Scotia based Atlantic Salmonella Festival this Thursday to coincide with National Food-Poisoning Week. Doctors will be on hand to diagnose the sick and poorly and tea and coffee will be available to help soothe the frail. Tickets are priced $50.00 at the door. Everybody welcome!
Transport Canada Is holding its annual Negligent Bus Drivers Buffet This Friday from 6pm. All proceeds from the dinner goes to the families who have suffered the embarrassment of having their loved one dismissed from the service.
The New Brunswick Museum will be showcasing a 100 year old pair of recently unearthed dentures Monday night. The dentures were found not far from an abandoned parking lot on George Street following an early morning drug raid.
Betty Reardon Will be opening her doors once more to a six week course in 'Canvass Urination' this winter. The course hopes to perfect its aim as well as show various styles achieved by 'water' colour.
This Saturday Bastarache's Wool Factory hosts its bi-weekly knit-a-thon in Dieppe. Free knitting needles will be awarded to the first 30 lucky participants to attend!
Albert County residents will be thrilled to know that the 5th Annual Canadian Lama Carcass Banquet will be held at the Hillsborough Legion. Tickets are available and are priced $550.00
BOOK CORNER
Famed New Brunswick Literary Legend Ed Arkless, author Of The Bestseller 'How Carrots Are' Is Back With Yet Another Literary Masterpiece.
Turning Potatoes follows the life of Bessie Cludgemonger, an overweight woman in her early twenties who comes to terms with her obesity while working long hours in a Potato processing facility in Belledune.
Arkless captures the dispair and and suffering of this young woman's life with harrowing clarity.
It isn't until she meets Clarence, a local steel plant worker with a severe case of Arc Welder's Botty Crack that she begins to better herself.
A real eye opener for book fans everywhere!
COLLECTORS CORNER
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Tropical Diseases. Moncton native Oriol 'Cookie' Cormier It has to be said is the owner of perhaps one of the most bizzare collections known
to the human race.
"It's taken over twenty-five years to get to where I am today." Enthused Oriol. "I have endured many life threatening situations to obtain my prize collection of Tropical Diseases". This is an understatement of course. For Oriol has amassed an impressive sample collection of such treacherous ailments as Chagas' Disease, Cholera, Dengue Fever, Ebola, Leprosy and Chikungunya and lived to bring it home.
Take for example the time Oriol caught a mosquito carrying the Dengue Fever virus. "Dengue fever is a flu-like illness spread by the bite of an infected Dengue mosquito. I was living in Africa at the time and I was just cleaning up an old flowerpot when the sucker suckered me! I slapped it and safely sealed it in an envelope marked 'Dengue' within minutes I got a high fever, rash, severe headache, pain behind the eyes, and muscle and joint pain and was hospitalized for a few weeks."
If you think that was shocking wait until you hear about his recollection of how he caught Lassa Fever. "I was sniffing cow dung on a farm in Nigeria and within hours my face swelled up, followed by vomiting and diarrhea. After 68 days of this I was diagnosed with hepatitis and encephalitis then sent back to Canada for treatment. Luckily I was allowed to keep a blood stool sample of the disease which I now have sealed up in a sandwhich box."
Oriol so dedicated to his collection he has also endured painful spells of
Malaria, Typhoid and Yellow Fever but insists that it was worth every penny.
"My collection is priceless!' He beamed from his wheelchair. Loosing your limbs to Ebola is the risk collectors like myself is willing to take!"
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