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Megan Fox dating Shia LaBeouf?

noreply@blogger.com (Ask Eileen) — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 05:39:00 +0000

Model-turned-actress Megan Fox has sparked rumours that she is dating her Transformers co-star Shia LaBeouf.

The 23-year-old actress, who called it splits with beau Brian Austen Green recently, has moved on and was spotted having dinner with 23-year-old LaBeouf in New York, reports the New York Daily News.

The pair turned heads as they sat side by side during a dinner with 10 friends on Thursday after attending a West Hollywood party together.

"They definitely seemed into each other... Shia couldn't keep his eyes off of Megan. He literally watched her like a hawk all night," said a source.

The report follows LaBeouf's own confession made last week that he feels a real chemistry with Fox.

"I'm a 23-year-old red-blooded male, so sure there's a lot of real there. She's a beautiful woman," he had said.

noreply@blogger.com (Ask Eileen) — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 08:15:00 +0000

Happy news: I've bought a flat. Still haven't moved in, or exchanged contracts, and I'm slightly dreading the hassle of home-ownership again: the council tax bills, the blown fuses, the demands from next door that Céline Dion is turned down. But you can't live like a student for ever and basically I'm pleased.

In fact, so surprisingly painless has the process been that I have found myself wishing that relationships were more like property. Wouldn't it be great, for instance, if potential partners came with the equivalent of a home information pack, outlining character flaws, and maybe their carbon footprint? Or if you could get surveys done on romantic prospects to get an idea of the trouble that may lie ahead? Or if you could negotiate over fixtures and fittings, have minor imperfections fixed by a Polish builder, rent them out if you get bored, etc?

And wouldn't it be fabulous if dating was more like buying a house? Indeed, it strikes me that what the eight million British singles really need is online "housedating": a website that, instead of relying on personal statements, photos and information about star signs, allowed people to find partners by exchanging information on how and where they live.

A house, in contrast, reveals almost everything that you need to know about someone. Anyone with a granite sideboard, for instance, is clearly a fashion victim. Anyone with no book shelves has no soul. Degree certificate hung in study: working class. Degree certificate in loo: middle class. Renting: commitment issues. Alphabetised CD collection: anal. Shoe rack: uptight. Corner sofa: pretentious. Spider plants: humourless. Desolate garden: self-absorbed, unnurturing, workaholic. Jacuzzi: sleazy. Cellar: kinky. Tennis court: Tory MP. Landscaped garden: Labour MP. Home cinema system: Shahid Malik. Tudor effects: John Prescott. And so on.

As Jane Austen understood and the producers of Through The Keyhole and Grand Designs realise, houses betray even subliminal truths about individuals. I've just been discussing my new flat with a posh friend, informing her that I was planning to install a plasma screen TV above the mantelpiece, having forgotten that the middle classes have a thing about hiding their TVs, and I doubt that she would have been more horrified if I'd announced that I was installing a turbo barbecue in the bathroom. The detail revealed something that I'll never be able to change: for all my middle-class pretensions, I will always be the child of immigrants.

There are other attractions to online housedating (the domain "housedating. com" appears to be available, by the way), not least discretion. One of the main reasons that singles resist the online thing is that they worry they will be spotted by friends, colleagues and enemies, who will then mock their desperation and loneliness. But photographs of attics, bathrooms and tasteful kitchens would ensure privacy.

Furthermore, if online housedating were conducted within the regulatory and legal framework of the traditional estate agency, you'd have much more confidence. You'd obviously get a few people claiming to live in Chatsworth when they have a bedsit in Bilston, but there could be compensation if things were misleading, and as solicitors would govern the set-ups, as they police house purchases, there would be legal recourse if/when the relationship went wrong.

Which brings us to the most appealing thing: housedating would restore the role that wealth plays in romance. There are some dating sites that tackle the issue of income directly: many Asian matrimonial sites ask you to state your profession and income, for instance, millionairecupid.com ("the world's best and largest dating site for successful singles, admirers and friends"), wealthychats.com ("find and meet wealthy men and beautiful women"), seekwealthy.com ("we have thousands of successful and attractive members who recognise that life is there to be lived") are brazen about it.

But most sites ignore it, or tiptoe around the subject, pretending that it doesn't matter if someone works at Burger King or is a hedge-fund manager, when we all know that it really does. As the writer David Sedaris recently put it: "Money tells you 70 per cent of what you need to know about someone."

And as property tells you 70 per cent of what you need know about someone's money, online housedating would get you straight into the things that matter. Though I'm not sure that it's particularly encouraging that property prices have been falling at record levels and there appears to be no end to the downturn.

What Really Killed Michael Jackson? - A Message from the Grave

noreply@blogger.com (Ask Eileen) — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 03:25:00 +0000

June 25, 2009 will go down in history as the day an American Icon took his last breath.

As I watch the media regurgitating over and over the news of the untimely, unfortunate and very unnecessary demise of Michael Jackson, with an occasional flash to the suffering and death of Farah Fawcett, it takes me back many years to a specialized forensic school where daily we were given the challenge of "profiling" someone in the news. I can't help but profile Michael and the personality that resulted in his death. At the same time I am quite saddened; not only in sympathy with the millions of mourners, but by the depth of the real truth and the knowledge that on a much less famed scale millions will bury family and friends for the very same reason. I feel a responsibility to share truth, to give the uninformed a "heads up", a "profile" of what killed Michael Jackson. Farah's death is a whole different story for a whole different but no less important article, but Michaels passing can serve to save the lives of the millions that are on their way to join him in death because his personality is the personality of many millions. Michael won't be giving live concerts but in death he can remain an icon nevertheless…..

What really killed Michael Jackson?

The toxicology report is not yet in because Michael's autopsy is only now being scheduled, but that matters not. What matters is the knowledge that a human heart is designed to operate much longer than 50 years unless impeded in some way. We know Michael would have had the best of the best in modern medical care and heart disease would have been known and attended. I suspect a long term habit of over medication, and profiling his reclusive personality substantiates that possibility in my mind. If this is determined to be the case, which I suspect it will be, some "in the know" would say certain suicide, and although correct, many would fail to understand. Some would say Michael's blood is on the hands of the many paid and personal enablers, and they would also be right. Others would say it was modern medicine and pharmaceuticals, and yet others would declare the fault lies with society. All would be correct. In hopes of keeping the message in Michaels death from fading, providing an opportunity that I think he would take if he could, to save millions of lives, those of your friends, family and perhaps even yours, let me explain.

It all began many years ago, in fact about the beginning of time. Man has eternally searched for ways to escape from his own mind, ways to depress anxiety and ways to stimulate from the depths of depression. Ways to achieve balance between the extremism of the two. Throughout history man has searched and experimented with alcohol and virtually every form of substance in a quest for that miracle panacea to help him avoid dealing with the stress of life; a way to "feel good". We have witnessed an era when multiple thousands decided to "escape reality" by sucking down marijuana as a full time occupation. We are now in an era when many turn to illicit drugs to make it through the day. On the other side of this eternal search we have witnessed the development of multiple mental health counseling models from Freud to fraud, which may be one and the same, and throughout these many years and developments, we have failed to find that panacea.

The 20^th century revolution in medicine ushered in a new hope and what many believed would be the "fix". When valium came along it seemed the answer to our eternal quest, but the mind has a unique way of reaching out with new symptoms at any attempt to avoid self responsibility. From valium we have gone on to develop innumerable chemicals to sedate the mind, to block the reality of our daily demons, to escape from ourselves, our daily stressors or our unhappy lives. I would like to say that believers in the Word are immune to this eternal search and intense need for a way to blunt reality, but unfortunately they suffer even greater stress for various reasons that are beyond the scope of this article to discuss. Suffice it to say that the Church is failing in its responsibility to teach the entire Word, and the congregation fails to follow the very instructions intended to keep them mentally healthy. Believers and non-believers alike suffer the stress of being human.

I imagine we will find that Michael Jackson's untimely demise was ultimately fed by this eternal quest for a way to deal with is chronic stress, from failure to take control of his own mind and allow logic to reign over emotion. You see it is illogical (an emotional act) to abuse medication when the warnings are clear. Michael was witness to the death of Anna Nicole Smith from overdose, he was married to Elvis's daughter, he had knowledge and notice and he ignored the warning. Perhaps it was a death wish, perhaps simply addiction which is my suspicion, but we will never truly know the answer to that. He differs from Elvis, the king of rock only in the fact that he lived 8 years longer. While life for the average human is stressful, being the "King" understandably adds a few degrees of stress. Michael awoke every morning and went to sleep every night a victim of his fame, and at great mental cost which led to his physical demise. We witnessed over his last years, through the child molestation trials and financial failure, the demise of Michael Jackson. We witnessed a complete transformation from the innocence of "I'll be there" to a figure we came to know as "whacko Jacko". His personal transformation from the King of Pop to Whacko, was certainly the result of his emotional distress, perhaps from his inability to find himself in adulthood, but his death can be directly attributed to his failure to take control of that stress, and to those that enabled him.

So who really killed Michael Jackson?

Regressing for a moment to the first paragraph of this article, we discussed that fact that man has searched for a magic pill to control stress since time began. Even though we have yet to find it, human greed combined with a true desire to advance medicine have provided a deadly cocktail for those who choose to use and abuse it, but still the stress lingers waiting for us to take responsibility, to face our demons. I would first and foremost lay the blood of Michaels death on the "powers that be", on the government and States that permit the pharmaceutical companies to advertise to an unwitting public that the latest dangerous chemical is the answer to all problems, and to lavish rewards on the doctors for prescribing them. This greed for the almighty dollar with carefully orchestrated advertising has turned the American people into a nation of Sheople, looking to medicine to solve all their problems, never mind personal responsibility.

Next I would have to lay Michaels blood on those who enabled him, they too acted out of greed. The high paid medical "professionals" knew the dangers, they knew right from wrong but they didn't just say no. Lastly, I would have to submit that none of this would have mattered and Michael would likely be alive today if he had taken responsibility for managing his stress without chemicals.

Michael paid the ultimate price because the government chooses to ignore the millions that perish from dangerous drugs, in favor of pursuing those that offer natural solutions, those that threaten drug profits. He paid the ultimate price because of the greed of pharmaceutical companies that work to convince that dangerous drugs are the first choice for all human ills, and due to the irresponsibility and greed of the very enablers that he undoubtedly paid very well to help him kill himself. Michaels death was by his own hand, facilitated by a very broken society. Michael has been exonerated, he has paid the ultimate price for irresponsibility. If we are to cast blame on his enablers, let us cast it fairly and levy charges against all the above.

And the Sheople will continue to perish

I offer these thoughts for the many millions that feel they cannot make it through the day without drugs to blunt reality, and mostly for the few that might read and choose not to perish due to their own irresponsibility. As long as we remain a nation of followers, believing in science to deliver us from self responsibility, we will continue to perish unnecessarily. The medication promised to deliver us, only dilates brains, suppresses logic and converts the masses into a writhing, squirming mass of emotion, a volatile recipe for disaster. Half of our cars are driven by medicated drivers and we have road rage, we have adults walking into schools slaughtering the innocent. Half of our families are medicated and we have mass family dysfunction, turning out dysfunctional children into a dysfunctional medicated world. For believers, we see in Genesis what happens when we subrogate logic to emotion; it was certainly not a logical act that started the downward spiral in which we find humanity today, and it is the failure to walk in logic that continues to destroy millions. It is not logical to strap a bomb to a child and send him into a crowd to die, it is not logical to believe this is what God desires for the children he created. Remember Michael, and remember the dangers lurking beneath the high priced pharmaceutical ad's, these chemicals do little more than destroy logic. If you are one of the millions that are crying one minute and a raving lunatic the next, change your diet, stop with sugar free chemicals and processed junk, and eat wholesome natural foods. Your hormones will balance as will your temperament. Help those you care about to seek help in dealing with stress and to cast off the daily medications. Stop setting a medicated example for your children and teach them logic and self responsibility, for you are setting them on the path for the rest of their life. Find safe, natural methods of dealing with your stress before it deals you that last hand. Remember that stress is a "state of mind" and that state can be changed by you, or you can allow it to consume you, that is a choice. Remember that your past does not dictate your future, how you handled the stress of life yesterday does not dictate the manner in which you have to deal with it tomorrow. Realize that even though chemicals may be helpful at times, long term use is what happened to Michael and don't let that happen to you. If you suffer chronic pain and you were not "hit by a truck", it is probably just stress and it is probably in your best interest to stay away from the doctor who has only medication to offer. Let logic reign, if you cannot avoid influence by slick television ad's promising to take all your problems away, drop kick the sucker out the back door and grab a good book on nutrition, better yet grab a Bible and look for instructions….

Remember Michael, he either passed from us leaving only his music, or in death he can remain an icon to set millions of sheople free from slick drug advertisements and the resulting drug dependency. Which will he be to you?

Reference: Dr. Eric Carter holds a　PhD in behavioral psychology, and multiple awards, certificates and diplomas in alternative medicine modalities. He currently serves as the President of the World Organization of Natural Medicine Practitioners

Sarah Jessica Parker And Matthew Broderick's TWINS: The First Photo

noreply@blogger.com (Ask Eileen) — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 07:03:00 +0000

Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick are sharing the first photo of their twin daughters.

The baby girls _ Marion Loretta Elwell Broderick and Tabitha Hodge Broderick _ were born last Monday at an Ohio hospital to a surrogate mother.

The photo, taken Monday in New York, shows a happy family: Parker and Broderick are smiling, each holding a twin. Their 6-year-old son, James Wilkie Broderick, stands in between mom and dad, gazing down at one of his little sisters.

[WealthyChats.com]: Mind and Spirit - The God of the hook-ups

noreply@blogger.com (Ask Eileen) — Sun, 28 Sep 2008 08:00:00 +0000

Mark Dawes, Religion Editor

Does God care about whom you marry? Yes, says Leigh Devore, author of the article 'God is a matchmaker', which is cover story of the July edition of the evangelical publication, Charisma magazine.

Devore wrote: "Romance is one of God's most unique specialities. He brought the world's first couple together, and He still delights in arranging marriages."

Her article reflects the advice of a range of Christian counsellors some of whom she was able to interview. For the others she culled the wisdom found in their books.

She cited Michael Smalley, family and marriage counsellor, who said, "One of the biggest traps that a single will fall into, is that they will devalue themselves as a single, especially as a Christian, because [they think], I'm supposed to be married."

Smalley went on to say, however, that "My biggest encouragement to singles is, if you can't make a list of the top 10 things of why being single is incredible, then you probably will have a hard time being married. Because if you can't be happy being single, you'll never be happy being married."

God knows best

Michael Smalley's wife, Amy, who is also a family and marriage counsellor gave the worn advice that the Christian single person who wants to get married should first pray committing the process to God and trust Him to deliver.

She told the Charisma writer, "When we give God control over our lives, we're free to trust in His bountiful grace and be confident that He knows who would be best suited for us in lifelong marriages."

But, Amy Smalley, continued by stating that asking God to be involved doesn't mean that a single person has to sit back and not do anything to help make marriage possible. The marriage counsellor encourages singles to develop a list of qualities they would like to see in a potential spouse.

Henry Cloud, author of How to Get a Date Worth Keeping, is cited by Devore. He said society has so changed that people don't always meet their marriage partner in college, in their childhood hometowns, at church or at work.

Cloud recommends that if one is not meeting suitable singles in one's social circles then a person needs to change his/her 'traffic patterns'. Cloud does not advocate dropping one's existing friends and family members, but he is saying that one needs to position oneself so that one can meet a wider pool of persons on a regular basis.

The change in traffic patterns, he said, could look like this:

 Visit other churches.

 Ask friends and family to set up a date for you.

 Join clubs or organisations based on your interests.

 Join an online dating service.

If one opts to use a dating services, including those that are online, it is not a sign of desperation according to Cloud, but such simply tools that God can use to bring people together.

Devore, who is the assistant editor at Charisma magazine devoted a substantial portion of her article on the usage of online dating services - Christian and non-Christian alike. She weighs the strengths of these services which include: wealthychat.com, christiancafe.com, seekwealthy.com.

She wrote: "If you plan to give online dating a try, you should follow a few safety tips:

 Do not use your real name as your profile or screen name.

 Do not give too much personal information.

 Use good judgement.

 Be patient. Take time to ensure you're confident of the person's identity.

She recommends that if one is ready to meet the Internet contact face to face, then one should:

 Meet in a well lit, public location at a common gathering hour

 Use your own transportation.

 Tell friends and family where you'll be and check in regularly.

 Watch for bad signs, such as displays of anger, attempts to control, inconsistencies in personal information, and a lack of details about friends and family.

 Most important, if you feel uncomfortable at any time, do not worry about being rude - just leave.

A month before Devore's article came out www.christiansinglestoday.com (a website that form part of the portal of www.christianitytoday.com), published its Top Five Myths of Christian Dating. The list was drawn from the book What Women Wish You Knew About Dating: A Single Guy's Guide to Romantic Relationships, written by Stephen W. Simpson and published by the Baker Publishing Group. The list is published with some of the commentary offered on the website.

Myth #1: "God has one woman picked out for you to marry. You are destined to be with her, and God will guide you to her."

Stephen W. Simpson offered the view that "God joins the relationship between a man and a woman at the point of marriage. Before that, the couple has to take the initiative. Rather than directing the course of the relationship, God wants the couple to grow and learn how to make a commitment. Once they've done that, God increases His sustaining presence".

Myth #2: "The Bible has clearly defined guidelines for dating."

Simpson pointed out that dating was not practised in biblical times. Furthermore dating is for the most part a 20th century practice. In biblical times, he reported "a person basically had one of three options: remaining single, an amoral life with multiple partners or prostitutes, or an arranged marriage. There were courtship rituals in place, but nothing that looks like what we consider dating today".

Myth #3: "God will reveal to you the woman that you are going to marry the instant you meet her."

Simpson said, "Waiting for God to whack you on the head and tell you whom to marry isn't faith; it's fear. Be careful if you think God has told you that Betty from the bookstore is the one for you, but you have no idea if she feels the same way. If you plunge in, convinced that you are on a mission from God, and she's not sure yet, it's a quick way to scare her off.

Myth #4: "You have to be friends with a woman before you can date her."

Simpson said, "The problem is that a lot of men think the best way to pursue a woman is to befriend her, while hiding their interest in dating her. This is a rotten idea and sets a lot of men up for trouble.

Simpson told the story of one of his clients,Tommy, who had frequent contact with a friend who he was interested in dating, but did not ask, and how he was devastated when she started dating another man.

shocked

Furthermore, when he told the woman his feelings, just before she started to date the other man, she was both shocked and hurt that he had not asked her out on a date. Tommy then retreated into frustration and despair.

Myth #5: "A man's sexuality is a ravenous, snarling beast that should be kept in a cage until he's married."

According to Simpson, "Our sexuality is part of who we are from the moment we're born. If you take away a man's sexuality, you take away his identity. Your sexuality will be there, playing an active role, from the moment you ask a woman out. In fact, without sexuality, men wouldn't date. They'd play video games and eat pizza. Our sexuality is what gets us interested in women in the first place, and that's a good thing.

Sex drive

"Did you think God gave you a sex drive just to torture you until you got married? There are plenty of things God does that I don't understand, but he's not cruel. Many people confuse sexual drives with sinful desires.

Though sexual drives, like all drives, can become sinful, they're holy in their raw state. Yes, I said holy. Your sex drive comes from God. If you don't think that makes it holy, take it up with him.

The trick we have to pull off is holy, healthy expression of our sexuality before marriage. It's not easy, but it can be done."

Christian dating

As with any discussion on Christian dating, the matter of maintaining sexual purity during the dating/courtship process came to the fore in the July edition of Charisma. That discussion is a regular fare on www.wealthychats.com.

Dee Bright, author of The Divine Romance, as quoted by Devore, wrote "Purity is one area where we should not set 'realistic expectations' for ourselves; we need to expect from ourselves what God expects, and we cannot accomplish those expectations without His supernatural power. We cannot be determined enough, tough enough, or committed enough to do it on our own."

Mindy Meier, author of Sex and Dating is quoted as saying, "A number of engaged people have shared with me that they wish they had done less sexually - sometimes with a high school girlfriend or boyfriend, sometimes with the one they are about to marry. But no one has ever said they wish they had done more."

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SeekWealthy.com: Online dating scam fools Brisbane man

noreply@blogger.com (Ask Eileen) — Sun, 28 Sep 2008 07:44:00 +0000

Queenslanders are being swindled out of up $1 million a month by Nigerian internet scams, but Queensland police are on the forefront of fighting the broadband bandits, according to Police Minister Judy Spence.

If you've ever opened an email account, chances are you have received an email promising great wealth, romance or some other benefit in return for forwarding your bank account details to the sender. The emails are known as Nigerian internet scams because they usually purport to be from a Nigerian person seeking help.

However, scammers from other countries have also taken up the trick.

Detective Superintendent Brian Hay, of the Queensland Police Service Fraud and Corporate Crime Group, said: "An examination of 37 case studies showed that for every $1 sent to Nigeria, $1.04 is sent to other countries as part of this fraud.

The latest success against the scammers came as a Nigerian national was arrested in an international sting over an alleged internet-based romance scam which swindled about $20,000 from a 45-year-old Queensland man.

The woman who appeared to be befriending the Brisbane man on an online personal website turned out to be a 23-year-old Nigerian man, who was this week charged with fraud offences.

The overseas arrest was a result of cooperation between the Queensland Police Service and the Nigerian Economic Financial Crimes Commission.

"This week's result is a testament to the hard work and expertise of our officers," Ms Spence said.

"The case serves as a strong reminder to people that they need to be careful when it comes to online relationships."

"Requests to send money or personal information like account details overseas to an online companion should be treated with extreme caution."

"These huge losses can so easily be avoided if people think with their heads, not their hearts."

Brisbane will play host to the National Advance Fee Fraud Symposium in October, bringing together law enforcement experts in fighting internet scams.

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Online Dating Services - How to Create a Good Profile to Attract the Opposite to Find Love

noreply@blogger.com (Ask Eileen) — Sun, 24 Aug 2008 13:19:00 +0000

Don't make the mistake of just throwing a profile together in free online dating services and assuming that it's not too important. It is the face that you present to the other members and should be carefully crafted to present your best points to find love online.

Be Yourself

Online dating sites depend on the picture you give of yourself. The first noticeable impact you will display to others with your profile. The profile describes who you are and what goals you have in life. For example, if you are a home-loving single parent, don't try to hide the fact that you have a child at home. Maybe you are a party type. Probably you should not try to attract a partner who likes outdoor sports as a recreational opportunity. At least don't pretend to be anxious to go camping as a date if you have never seen the inside of a tent.

Be concise

When you are creating a profile for the free online dating services to find love, you should provide enough information about yourself to attract the people you are interesting in getting to know better. However, beware of going on at great length about things that don't explain what type of person you are. This doesn't mean just present a terse recital of the facts of your demographics, but it also doesn't mean that you should use your profile as a soap box even for deeply held beliefs. Most readers will not stop to read a lengthy diatribe on any subject.

Be Complete

The profile that you create when you become a member of one of the free dating sites should be complete as well as concise. Glaring gaps of information can be construed as falsehoods. This doesn't mean that your profile needs to be a voluminous and boring explanation of your entire life, but you should provide enough information that the reader will be able to determine whether you are a person of interest. If you can find a way to present your information in an interesting format, so much the better.

Have Fun

The profile that you create for the free online dating services to find love is meant to be complete and concise, but you should also let the fun come through when you are preparing it. This will create interest in you as a person so that others will be desirous of contacting you and getting to know you better. All activities on the dating site can be a lot of fun, from chatting to emailing to eventually getting to know someone else well enough to go out on a date and have fun there also. You can really add sparks to your social life.

Include a picture

Your profile that you create for the free online dating services web site should include a representative picture of you. You will want to select a picture that presents you in an attractive light, of course, but isn't out dated to the point where it looks nothing like you. People are forming opinions of you based on your entire profile, but the photo plays a large part in the perceptions that they form. Certainly you should never post a picture of someone else and pretend that it is your picture unless you never plan to meet anyone in person.

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Wealthy men millionaire match rich men millionaire club dating sites

noreply@blogger.com (Ask Eileen) — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 06:41:00 +0000

Wealthy men, rich men, successful men, beautiful women, supermodels, CEO's, celebrities. Do they date online?

There are a lot of sites out there where rich and successful men ane women can meet other rich and successful men and woman. To find love, a gorgeous date, marriage, friendship, networking, travel companionship and so on.

Sites like match.com wealthymen.com and millionairematch.com, MillionaireCupid.com and so on.

Question is. Do wealthy and rich men and beautiful models really go online to find dating and marriage? Do they?

The answer is yes and no. Regular people might think that beautiful women and affluent men don't need to go online to find love, because these people are get chased after on the street by sex hot man and woman. Unfortunately that is not the case. Men are often intimidated by beautiful girls, the once that ask hot sexy girls out for a date are usually guys with guts but not much more. Beautiful woman and celebrities often suffer from low self esteem (My opinion). There're a lot of competition in the business. It aint that easy. Why wouldn't they go online to look for love. There was a show on TV called millionaire matchmaker. Wealthy men are picky the millionaire matchmaker claims. Sometimes I wonder if it's really love they are looking for at sites like I mentioned above. Maybe it's just another life or a dream of perfection. Fairy tale. Well you create your world and reality. People who are picky with other people and just see faults. Can they love at all? What they are looking for is something superficial (even though they think they are looking for deep pure love). They wish their heart will start jumping. If you dont have love for life and people (if you walked into the shadow and never saw the light). Some people become cynical (its a weakness), some people become enlightened (and therefore can still love. Love you cant seek, it comes to you, but you can take chances to increase the risk. If you stay in your city or in bed all day long you wont get lucky will you.

Okay, anyway. So maybe online dating is good?

I asked my friends what they thought. Desperate and they have no life was the response. Some more open friends said..why not. I have a friends who was a serial dating. I know he was on match.com and I asked him, if he found somebody yet. He said, not yet. I aksed:how many have you met( I thought maby 2 people). I'll try to scheduale 3 dates a weel he said, so I have dated around 89. My jaw dropped down to the floor. He had met around 89 girls…?? Who does that? Talk about being love crank. (love sick).

Good luck I said.

So where should people go If they want to meet the love of their dreams?

I have made a little list of what I think and what the dating sites say about their sites:

How do you know its a serious site that attracts welathy men and women? If the design is good, clean and exclusive.

Match.com

If you are looking for quality singles this is a jungle. Youll spend so much time looking at the millions of profiles here. Expensive if your a struggeling student. Good design.

Millionairematch.com

The one who created this millionaire match dating site must have done so in the 80's or early 90's. The site is yellow, bronish, kitshe, with bad pictures. Not attractive at all. Millionaire match accepts all kind of members; rich and poor, beautiful and ugly, you dont have to have a nice profile picture or say anything about yourself. You have to pay to become a member. This is what the site sais:

Where you can add a touch of romance to success and achievement!

This is the first, most effective and largest site in the world to date, marry successful, beautiful people.

Our members include CEOs, pro athletes, doctors, lawyers, investors, entrepreneurs, beauty queens, fitness models, and Hollywood celebrities, just to name a few.

Every quality single is welcome here. You don't have to be rich or famous.

Voted "Best of the Web" by Forbes.com. "MillionaireMatch.com highlights the "millionaires" in its listings" by Wall Street Journal.

Wealthymen.com

No idea whos behind the site. Doesnt give much info. Membership is not free and the site is simple to use. Userfriendly. Profiles not the best but okay. Here is what they say:

"Wealthy Men is the one and only online personals site dedicated to those men & women seeking a higher caliber online dating experience".

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Free for anyone who is classy enough to get a membership. To get a membership you have to upload your best picture (professional picture), you can still be anonymous by uploading a picture of quality but where you don't show much of your facial features. It's free, but hard to get in. Seams they are looking for quality rather than quantity.

Wealthy men, beautiful woman is a plus. Good profiles +, friendly environment, pretty new. This is what the site sais "MillionaireCupid is a VIP community combining leisure, travel and love to form life-long partnerships."

"Our aim is to encourage networking between people appreciating the 'finer things' with similar aspirations and outlooks on life. Our clients include CEOs, sport stars, professional fashion models, forbes entrepreneurs, internet millionaires, fashion designers, actresses, celebrities, doctors, lawyers and many other types of successful and self-fulfilling professionals. This community welcomes everyone who enjoys the refined and luxurious lifestyle. Regardless of wealth or background as a member you can hope to find others looking for; romance, love, friendship, travel partnership, business contacts and more. MillionaireCupid is the only one of this kind. On MillionaireCupid, you IMs and personal photos and engage in forum discussions".

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Online Dating: How Old Is Too Old?

noreply@blogger.com (Ask Eileen) — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 08:22:00 +0000

There seems to be a preconception of the dating world today, by both the old and young alike, that dating is only for those below the age of forty or so. Of course, the figure alters from person to person but you get the idea! Online dating especially is viewed as a young person's thing, but is it really? Is online dating acceptable for people of any age or is there a point at which old becomes too old?

The short and sweet answer is no. At no age are you too old to date. If you do not want to date when you hit a certain age than that is totally your choice, but you should not let age put you off if you still want to date. Online dating is a wonderful thing in that it has a whole host of benefits for you no matter how old you are. It can open up the whole world to you, literally.

Some of the reasons outlined below draw on the benefits online dating to explain just why you are never too old to date:

Love can blossom at any age – Love does not discriminate, whether you are old or young. If you meet someone that you have that spark with then age does not matter at all. This is why you are never too old to use online dating. The heart and soul are separate to the head. It does not matter whether you believe that you are too old or not, your heart will contradict your head if you meet that special someone.
You can meet like-minded people however old you are – Your interests and hobbies can be shared by anyone, and it is this that gives you something to talk about. To date someone successfully, you have to have something to talk about and online dating can help you to sort out the people that you do have things in common with from those you do not. As a result, you can use online dating to save time, which is essential as you get older.
Dating can also provide companionship and friendship – So maybe you do not want to date. If you were deeply in love and lost that person then this would be understandable, but seniors use online dating services all the time to find friendship and companionship rather than love. You can meet new friends and chat until your heart is content. You can find whatever you want online so make the most of the services at your disposal.
If you can master technology, you can do anything you like irrespective of age – No further explanation needed! If you can master the Internet, you can do anything you put your mind to, including online dating.

WealthyChats.com is great place to meet like-minded people - and is primarily for United states and canada dating singles. It also offers free online dating blog, which is fun way to meet new people.

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Niche dating websites increasingly help picky singles find love

noreply@blogger.com (Ask Eileen) — Mon, 07 Jul 2008 10:09:00 +0000

Tired of sifting through hundreds of prospects in the Internet equivalent of a human supermarket, online daters are flocking to boutique-style sites that promise a choosier range of options.

The trend started by catering to specific religions and cultures (JDate for Jewish singles was an early example and is still one of the largest, with about 700,000 members), but there are now sites that revolve around occupations, hobbies, hair colours, diseases and disabilities.

"Online dating, back when it originally was taking off, was a large one-size-fits all mentality," says Michael Carter, president of Passions Network Inc., a New York-based company with 110 niche sites. "Every day there are new sites out there that are focused on specific niche markets - it seems to be all the buzz."

His company runs dating and social networking sites for Scientologists, atheists, gun lovers, horror fans, believers in the paranormal and redhead enthusiasts, along with more mainstream "solid demographic slices." The sites are interconnected, so mustachioed vegan baby boomers can jump between sites reflecting their various interests.

The entire network's membership is about 700,000 people - including tens of thousands of Canadians - and that's been doubling each year, Carter says.

"The underlying concept is that it should be easier to break the ice with people if you share something in common," he says.

But the appeal goes beyond icebreakers, says Gail Laguna, vice-president of corporate communications for Spark Networks, which runs JDate, Asian Singles Connection, Deaf Singles Connection and Military Singles Connection, along with nearly 30 others. Their network includes millions of members and tens of thousands of Canadians, she says, and they generally attract singles looking for serious long-term relationships.

"When it comes time to get married and raise a family, things like religion, ethnicity, traditions, religious practicing habits - they all come into play," she says. "If you're just casually dating, these things are less important to you."

For Burnaby, B.C. resident Linda Schmidt, her faith is so central to her life that it only made sense to look for love on Christian Mingle.

"I'm a Christian and I wanted to find someone who was a Christian, so I didn't really want to waste any time on other sites where I might meet people who weren't," the 35-year-old says.

Three years ago, she went on a first date to a baseball game with Greg. They got engaged five months later, married five months after that and are now parents to 10-month-old Chloe.

"I didn't want to waste a year and a half or two years dating someone if I knew I was going to marry them," says Greg, 33.

In the couple's social circle are three other married pairs who met on eHarmony, a site that uses a complex matching system to let singles specify exactly what they're seeking. Another couple met on the same site that brought the Schmidts together.
"We're two for two!" Linda says, laughing.

About 10,000 Canadians belong to Millionaire Cupid, 26,000 to JDate and 12,000 to Seek Wealthy, Laguna says.

For Nancy Fitch, joining Green Singles in her search for "someone fabulous" meant she was more likely to find a match who shared her Earth-friendly outlook and a strong set of personal values. The 39-year-old's job as a rural family doctor bonds her to a small Northern Ontario community with limited dating options, so she was open to the idea of establishing a long-distance connection with the right person.

The enviro-focused website produced a smaller pool of prospects than she found on the large general dating sites, she says, but the quality was much higher.

"The people were so appealing to me," she says.

Fitch is now "three dates down, really looking forward to the fourth date," with a man she met on Green Singles. Getting ready for the fourth date will take more preparation than for most, however: it's her turn to make the 1,000-kilometre trek to visit him in southern Ontario.

A site for every sweetheart:

The Internet is crowded with increasingly specific dating sites, some lighthearted and others earnest:

-- Millionaire Cupid (www.millionairecupid.com), for those millionaires and successful singles:

"Millionairecupid.com is the best, largest and most successful millionaire dating site in the world!"

-- Science Connection (www.sciconnect.com), for those interested in science and nature:

"The world is a crowded Petri dish, and yet for those of an intellectual bent who happen to be single, it's not easy, especially past university age, to find that certain microbe for a great symbiotic relationship."

-- Seek Wealthy (www.seekwealthy.com) For those ladies who wants to find wealthy men:

"the premier dating site catering to "wealth and beauty" - relationships between celebrities, wealthy men and beautiful women."

-- Act For Love (www.actforlove.org), for left-leaning activists:

"Activist? Leftist? Take action, get action!"

-- Lovebird (www.lovebyrd.com), for singles with a disability:

"Lovebryd's goal is to provide a first class dating service and social networking website to individuals living with a condition that makes it difficult to meet and connect with other people."

-- Single Parents Mingle (www.singleparentsmingle.com):

"Online personals site for parents without partners who know how tough single parenting can be. If you are a single mom or dad join today to find friendship, understanding, love, and romance."

-- Pets Passions (www.petspassions.com), for pet lovers, with separate groups for cat and dog people:

"Cat allergies? Dog allergies? Use the pet groups to know ahead of time just what you might be getting yourself into. Whether you are looking for romance or a breeding partner (for your pet)... Pets Passions is the site for you."

-- Pirate Passions (www.piratespassions.com), for "pirates and pirates at heart":

"Ahoy, me Hearrrties! If ye be seekin' booty, ye be havin' come t' th' right place... Come 'crrross buccaneers, salty dogs, saucy wenches, rum lovers an' treasure hunters."

Prince Harry's love life on rocks?

noreply@blogger.com (Ask Eileen) — Mon, 07 Jul 2008 08:12:00 +0000

It seems all's not well between Prince Harry and his girlfriend Chelsy Davy.

Recently, the Royal's ladylove walked out following a humiliating public bust-up. The row blew up at a charity polo match just as the prince was about to take the field. "Chelsy sat there for about two minutes with a face like thunder and then she walked out," the Daily Star quoted a source, as saying.

Harry knew about it when he couldn't find Chelsy at the exclusive Beaufort Polo Club near Tetbury, Glos. "He grabbed his phone and started texting like mad but she didn't surface again and he left the club as soon as he could," the source added.

Earlier, there were rumours that the couple was arguing over his lifestyle as an Army officer. While Chelsy sticks to her studies at Leeds University, Harry can't resist going clubbing with his pals and posted his profile at a wealthy men dating club named SeekWealthy.com. His picture is firstly recongnised by Christina, a user of this dating club.

A friend of Chelsy's said, "Harry is incorrigible. He is at that age when he likes drinking with his mates and Chelsy will have to resign herself to that or it will be over."

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Has reality TV hit rock bottom?

noreply@blogger.com (Ask Eileen) — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 09:31:00 +0000

(Millionaire Cupid News)Maybe you thought reality TV hit the lowest of the low when "Fear Factor" contestants devoured cockroaches, or when gold diggers paraded their wares in hopes of marrying a millionaire, or when Tila Tequila got a second shot at "love" with 10 guys and 10 girls.

Those shows look like "Masterpiece Theater" compared to what's coming.

Take, for instance, "Hurl," an eating-and-regurgitating competition in which contestants gorge themselves on everything from chicken pot pies to peanut butter sandwiches, then get strapped into spinning contraptions -- whoever vomits last wins.

Also in store for this summer: "Wipeout," in which contestants try to surmount obstacles that include giant, mud-covered "dirty balls" only to fall flat on their faces, and "Greatest American Dog," in which canines that could care less about TV are forced to compete with each other.

Then there's Nicole Richie. Famous solely for her friendship with Paris Hilton and their reality series "The Simple Life," Richie is reportedly shopping a show that would scour the nation for the next & Nicole Richie. According to EW.com, the show would take seven girls and test their ability to turn from small-town nobody into star, no talent required. The winner would be granted -- what else? -- her own reality show.

Sound like reality TV's running out of ideas? John de Mol seems to think so. De Mol, co-founder of the international media giant Endemol (responsible for hits such as "Deal or No Deal," "Big Brother" and "Fear Factor"), has started a Web site, TalpaCreative.com, to solicit show concepts from fans.

Is this it? Has the genre been tapped? Is the end to reality TV's reign of terror near?

No. If you think we've hit rock bottom, you ain't seen nothing yet.

"When Lindsay Lohan's mom gets a reality show, something's terribly wrong," David Bianculli, TV critic for NPR's "Fresh Air" and tvworthwatching.com, said about Dina Lohan's E! reality show. "This is not bottom of the barrel, this is excavating beneath the barrel. I don't think we're done yet. The question is, how deep can we go as we move towards the center of the earth?"

"If you lose on 'The Bachelor,' you become the bachelorette," he continued. "It's like a hydra you cut off one head and two more take its place."

There are a couple of reasons reality series won't soon stop spawning. As depraved and trite as some shows may seem, they're guaranteed to get someone's attention. "America's Got Talent" may be a sloppy Joe to "American Idol" and a local carnival freak show, but it was TV's top-rated series last summer, averaging 11.5 million viewers, and is poised to draw as big an audience this season. Plus, reality series are, as a rule, cheaper for networks to produce than scripted shows (no A-list talent or writers to pay), and they're showing they can continue to reap revenue in syndication.

"They've started to show a little bit of afterlife. Cable shows are running reality marathons, so reality's seeming more repeatable than it used to be," said James Hibberd of The Hollywood Reporter. "I don't see reality going out of favor anytime soon, especially as ratings for the broadcast networks are eroding and the cost of producing a scripted show is going up. There's no way you can't do the less expensive, unscripted shows."

Back in 1992, when Jonathan Murray pitched a show about seven strangers picked to live in a house, the idea was revolutionary. Today, were it not for its 20-season history, he's not sure "The Real World" would survive alongside the likes of "Flavor of Love" and "The Moment of Truth."

"'The Real World's' almost looking pure compared to a lot of what's on," he said. "It's difficult because everyone's trying to be louder than the next guy to get attention. There's this feeling that the concept has to be really loud to break through the clutter. You're trying to stand out. You want something that can be put into a great 30-second promo."

"There are still standards out there," he added. "But as these cable networks try to differentiate themselves from others, the standards will bend too."

"Hurl!" (premiering July 15 on the basic cable network G4) is an example of that. Ten years ago, it would have been out of the question to base a TV show around vomit. Today, a little artful editing allows it to star in its own reality series.

"Vomit on-screen is covered by animated buckets with a one- to five-bucket rating system," said Dale Roy Robinson, who developed and executive produces "Hurl!" with Tom Crehan. "Actually, the show has very little to do with vomit, and everything to do with competition and camaraderie. It's like a college dare all grown up into its own TV show. It's nothing different from what fraternity boys do."

Crehan added, "It's more wholesome and uplifting than any dating show you'd care to make."

Upchuck uplifting? Pardon the pun, but the concept's a little hard to keep down. Bianculli isn't sure viewers will continue to gravitate to extreme, outlandish competition shows like "Hurl!" despite the "Wow, I've never seen that on TV before!" factor.

"If 15 things come down the pike, they're going to close their eyes to all 15 of them, unless one leaps out," he said. "It's too much and too little at the same time."

The only way to get rid of reality TV may be a scandal the likes of which the genre has never seen. Darva Conger's annulling her marriage to Rick Rockwell days after marrying him on "Who Wants to Marry a Multi-Millionaire?" didn't do it; nor did evidence that multiple scenes from "The Hills" have been staged and re-shot. It has to be bigger.

"It's hard to root for death," Bianculli said, "but there has to be something short of that."

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How dating online could be improved by video email and video chat.

noreply@blogger.com (Ask Eileen) — Mon, 23 Jun 2008 08:05:00 +0000

The world has become a smaller place with the advent of the internet. With the telephone, one could only talk to a person far away; however, with video communication, one can both see and talk to a loved one living far away. Moreover, with the various video communication media available like video email and video chat, there is a lower chance of any misunderstandings occurring here than when one communicates through the telephone.

Nowadays you can not only communicate with your loved ones, but those singles out there can also make and get to know partners through the numerous dating websites found on the internet. This form of socializing is one of the best ways a person too busy with their career to find a partner, possibly a life partner! When looking for a partner on the internet, you usually meet the person with similar interests as all your basic information has to be given to the dating service. This is the greatest advantage of internet dating; instead of getting hooked on someone because of love at first sight, with internet dating, you get to learn about the temperaments and nature of the person before actually meeting. With internet dating, there is no need of waiting for one to make the first move. There is no nervousness to hide and you can seem cool and collected to your partner, no matter how nervous you may actually be! However it is very important that you provide honest information about yourself to the online dating site so that you will get the perfect match for you. Inaccurate information only leads to an inaccurate match!

Once you find your partner through the internet, it is important for you to meet to get to see each other. There have been occasions where on meeting; you find that this is not the person I had envisioned through our online dating! Now that you have met, and you are happy with each other, you have to develop a perfect love relationship to confirm a long time relationship. Loving someone when dating is rather easy; however to become a serious couple, you have to have a serious love relationship that may prove to be an uphill task.

Make sure you are compatible with the person you date; having the same taste of food and pets does not promise a long-term love relationship. There is more to life than this! You have to have the capacity of forgiving each other for certain mistakes while also have your say on some manners you are not happy with. You have to basically ask the right questions at the right time to get to know each other better.

It is very important that you remain honest, understanding and committed to your partner during the span of your relationship. Remember, both of you have the same rights of giving and accepting opinions about your relationship!

You could perhaps add some romance to your lives by springing some nice surprises on each other, when life gets dull. You could shower some gifts on your partner, go for a romantic, candlelit evening diner or even send flowers to brighten your partner's day! So with some romance in the air, a good understanding of each other's nature and temperament will help in creating a long, lifetime love relationship for both of you!

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Millionaire Baby boomers look to settle down

noreply@blogger.com (Ask Eileen) — Mon, 23 Jun 2008 03:13:00 +0000

As many babyboomers begin to settle into their 50's and 60's, dating lives are reborn.

Babyboomer singles are becoming a serious force in online dating, as many decide to give finding love a second, third, or fourth chance. There are lots of millionaire babyboomers out there who have lived through the 60's, experienced the free love, the cold war, and pretty much every career scenario you can think of, and are finally ready to settle down.

Most babyboomers are considered "middle-class", but whether it came from a considerable inheritence, or perhaps hard work, some boomers fall within the baby booomer millionaire category. These millionaire boomers are hitting the dating game hard, showing off their private jets, brand new Jaguars, and million-dollar estates.

So get used to online baby boomer dating revolution, it's here to stay- at least for another few decades.

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Millionaire Dating: How to find rich wealthy men online and fall in love.

noreply@blogger.com (Luxury) — Fri, 09 May 2008 03:00:00 +0000

Online dating can introduce you to people you may not otherwise meet. However, finding the right person takes some time. Browsing through the ads is fun, but if you want to find a financially secure mate, narrow your search and join an online site that will put you in touch with wealthy men.

Join the right dating service. There are a few online sites that cater to the wealthy single men you want to meet. Browse the professional millionaire dating sites like MillionaireCupid.com and WealthyChats.com will make your dating journey of wealthy men easier. Once you find a site that's right for you, prepare your profile. Post some great photos of you doing things you enjoy. Include a great head shot and a variety of backdrops and outfits. Fill out the profile. Talk about what you like to do with your time and the things you'd like to accomplish. Wealthy men want worldly women, so keep it smart and simple and limit the flirty romance talk till later. At last, make sure you are very clear of what your goal is. Do you want a husband or a gift giver? If it's long term you are looking for, present yourself as intelligent and professional, with your own goals and dreams. Want a short term romance? Just keep it light and fun.

Women looking to date rich, wealthy singles and gorgeous men online. You are not the only one who wants to find a millionaire and fall in love. So you need to do more than just sign up for a free membership, you need to be pro-active, send emails and make sure your profile stands out from the rest. Interested now? Just do it!

Celebrity dating news: Scarlett Johansson to wed Ryan Reynolds

noreply@blogger.com (Luxury) — Wed, 07 May 2008 07:20:00 +0000

HOLLYWOOD screen beauty Scarlett Johansson is to marry Canadian boyfriend Ryan Reynolds after a year-long relationship, a spokesman for the actress confirmed today. Johansson, 23, the star of The Nanny Diaries, Lost In Translation and Match Point, was said to be "thrilled" at the engagement, representative Marcel Pariseau said in a email to Agence-France Presse. No wedding date has yet been set.

According to Celebrity site millionairecupid.com, Reynolds, 31, whose films include Blade Trinity, and Definitely Maybe, popped the question recently. Appropriately, Reynolds is working on a film called The Proposal, People said.

The Vancouver-born hunk was previously engaged to Canadian singer-songwriter Alanis Morissette from 2004 until their reported split in 2006.

Johansson has recently signalled her intention to branch out by pursuing a music career. Her debut album, Anywhere I Lay My Head, is due out on May 20.

Her next film appearance comes in Woody Allen's Vicky Cristina Barcelona, her third collaboration with the veteran New York director following 2005's Scoop and Match Point the following year.

Lonely Matthew Perry using millionaire dating website

noreply@blogger.com (Luxury) — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 08:57:00 +0000

Unlucky in love Matthew Perry is so desperate and dateless he's using dating site millionairecupid.com. He is found there with a gorgeous profile posted.

Our spy tells us the lovable Friend describes himself as "cute and adorable, though pained and lonely."

From mirror.co.uk.

Halle Berry's Baby Has a Name

noreply@blogger.com (Luxury) — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 08:37:00 +0000

Halle Berry and Gabriel Aubry have named their little kiddo.

According to Access Hollywood, the little girl's name is Nahla Ariela Aubry.

"We didn't have a name picked out until just before we left the hospital," said Halle. "For us it was hard to name the most important person in our life until we met her."

I think that's a pretty name. Nahla must mean something in some language, but when I Google it all I get is the Northern Alberta Health Libraries Association. And I refuse to do any further research. Because I'm lazy.

Anyway, I'd go on and on about how this is going to be the most beautiful child in the whole world, but then I think about Rumer Willis and I decide I better wait a few years before making that determination.

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Pamela Anderson: "I'm Not Dating Anyone"

noreply@blogger.com (Luxury) — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 08:25:00 +0000

After her third marriage failed -- all together now -- MISERABLY, Pamela Anderson tells Ellen Degeneres she is currently not dating anyone:

Her attention, says Anderson, the mother of two boys (Brandon, 11, and Dylan, 10, whose father is Anderson's ex, Tommy Lee), is devoted to "just kids. That's taking up a lot of time."

Especially on her schedule. Says Anderson, "Usually I get in around 3 or 4 in the morning, and I'm up at 6:30 am with my kids making breakfast, 8 a.m. at school, and who washes their face?"

Congratulations, Pamela. Way to go two weeks without dating anyone. Way to focus on your kids for twenty seconds. You sure are getting your life back under control. Getting in at 3 or 4 in the morning every day? That sounds manageable. What the hell are you doing at 3 am, Pamela? Taking a business meeting? Everything sounds very much under control right now. Good for you.

However, some of her fans told us, she is found at the millionaire and celebrity dating site millionairecupid.com for a few days. She is really not dating anyone or not, we will continue to pay attention to her.

Sexy Jessica Alba

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britney slammed for chaotic parenting.

noreply@blogger.com (Ask Eileen) — Wed, 31 Oct 2007 02:19:00 +0000

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Pop singer Britney Spears barely played or spoke with her two young sons during a court-ordered visit by a parenting coach, who said their home life "ranged from chaotic to almost somber with little communication at all."

According to court documents released on Tuesday, in which Spears failed to regain joint custody, the parenting coach said Spears clearly loved Sean Preston, 2, and Jayden James, 1.

But the coach said Spears "rarely engaged with the children in conversation or play" and said the boys had no real schedule or routine.

"It seems that her choices are dependent more upon what she (Spears) wants to do at any given time rather than what would be more enjoyable for the children," the parenting coach said in her report.

Spears, 25, lost custody of the boys to her ex-husband Kevin Federline on October 1 after she failed to comply with court-ordered drug and alcohol testing. The couple have been fighting over visitation arrangements ever since.

Los Angeles Superior Court Commissioner Scott Gordon ruled on Tuesday that Spears can visit her sons three times a week with a monitor and must submit to drug and alcohol testing twice a week.

Spears was also told to child-proof the pool at her home. A full evaluation is expected in mid-January.

Gordon's ruling came on the day Spears released her first full studio album in four years. "Blackout" met with generally warm reviews and her new single "Gimme More" is playing strongly on radio and digital download charts.

Spears, Federline and their attorneys met with Gordon on Friday to discuss custody and hear progress reports on court-ordered joint counseling.

The couple were told to work out schedules for the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays and Spears was told to continue meetings with the parenting coach once a week.

Spears and Federline split a year ago after two years of marriage. The life of the former pop princess, who started life as a Disney Channel child star, has since spiraled out of control.

She hit the Hollywood party circuit, shaved her head, spent time in drug and alcohol rehabilitation, fired her managers and became estranged from her mother Lynne.

A religious publisher said last week that Lynne Spears is to write her own book about how she raised her three children.

Actor and singer robert goulet dies at 73

noreply@blogger.com (Ask Eileen) — Wed, 31 Oct 2007 02:16:00 +0000

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Actor and singer Robert Goulet, who shot to fame by playing Lancelot in the original 1960 Broadway production of "Camelot" with Julie Andrews and Richard Burton, died on Tuesday at age 73, his wife said.

The performer, who suffered from the lung disease pulmonary fibrosis, died at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, where he was awaiting a decision on whether he could receive a lung transplant, Vera Goulet told Reuters.

Born in Lawrence, Massachusetts of French Canadian parents, Goulet moved to Canada as an infant. Known for his rich baritone and chiseled features, his big break came when Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe chose him to play Lancelot.

In addition to the show-stopping song "If Ever I Would Leave You" from "Camelot," Goulet scored a hit with his version of "The Impossible Dream" from his stint as Don Quixote on Broadway in "Man of La Mancha."

Goulet won a Grammy in 1962 as best new recording artist and was given a best-actor Tony Award in 1968 for his role in Broadway's "The Happy Time."

After "Camelot," he recorded more than 60 best-selling albums and appeared 17 times on Ed Sullivan's television show, where he was introduced as "The American singer from Canada."

He also became a regular on other television variety shows and was a big attraction in Las Vegas.

His stage shows included "Little Women," "Dream Girl," "Carousel," "Finian's Rainbow," and "The Pajama Game."

In revivals of "Camelot" in the 1990s, he played King Arthur.

Born on November 26 1933, the only son of Joseph and Jeannette Goulet, he began singing when he was 5 at family gatherings but had to overcome a severe case of stage fright to make it in show business.

According to his Web site, his family's applause frightened him and for many years he was terrified of performing. At age 11, two nuns at his school ordered Goulet to sing at a church function and when he refused, one of the nuns grabbed him by the hair and said, "Yes, you are."

He did and after the show, his father told him how proud he was of him and urged him to continue singing.

His first professional appearance was at 16 with the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra. After a two-year stint as a radio announcer, he was awarded a singing scholarship to the Royal Conservatory of Music at the University of Toronto.

His film credits include "Atlantic City," "Beetlejuice," "Scrooged," and "Toy Story II."

Goulet, who was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 1993, had three children from his three marriages, including one with actress-singer Carol Lawrence.

In a recent interview with Reuters, Vera Goulet said her husband was under sedation and on a respirator at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center while awaiting a decision on whether he could receive a lung transplant after being diagnosed with pulmonary fibrosis.

"His life is hanging on the edge but he is a very strong man. He is being kept sedated because he is on a respirator and if he wasn't, he might try to rip it out," Vera Goulet said.

"It is hard to watch him like that. I can't tell you how much I want to see his smile and hear his booming voice again."

Britney Spears allowed visits with sons

noreply@blogger.com (Ask Eileen) — Wed, 31 Oct 2007 01:45:00 +0000

LOS ANGELES - Britney Spears can have sleepovers with her two boys — if she has regular drug and alcohol tests, childproofs her home and buckles the kids in car seats, a court commissioner ruled Tuesday.

The pop star, who is seeking to regain the shared custody she lost earlier this month, also must continue meeting with a court-appointed parenting coach, Superior Court Commissioner Scott Gordon ruled.

Calls to lawyers representing Spears, 25, and her ex-husband Kevin Federline, 29, were not immediately returned.

The nine-page ruling said Spears could have overnight visits with her kids — something she had been seeking. She will get two visits a week from noon to 7 p.m. and one from noon to 10 a.m. the next morning. All the visits will be monitored.

The order also cited some details of an Oct. 19 report submitted by parenting coach Lisa Hacker about her observations of Spears with Sean Preston, 2, and Jayden James, 1.

The report makes it clear that Hacker feels Spears "loves her children and the children are bonded" to her, the ruling states.

However, Hacker was concerned that Spears didn't seem to have "child-centered" interactions, according to the ruling.

The "environment at the house ranged from chaotic to almost somber with little communication at all," Hacker reported, according to the ruling.

During all three of her visits, Spears "rarely engaged with the children in either conversation or play," Hacker said in her report.

Hacker also reported that Spears seemed to have a "lack of general attention at times" but added there was nothing she "would characterize as abusive in a traditional sense."

Hacker added that during an additional visit Oct. 23, Spears seemed "much more engaged with (Hacker) and the children," the ruling stated.

Last year, authorities went to Spears' home to investigate after she was photographed driving with Sean on her lap. Gordon addressed the issue in his ruling.

"The minor children are not to be transported in a motor vehicle by any party unless the children are properly secured in a properly installed child safety seat," the ruling said.

The ruling came after a three-hour hearing last Friday attended by both Spears and Federline. Extensive testimony was presented on a number of issues.

Gordon previously said there was evidence that Spears is a "habitual, frequent and continuous" user of drugs and alcohol.

He had withdrawn approval for her to even visit the children after finding she had failed to comply with some conditions for shared custody.

He later withdrew the ban and allowed her to visit Sean and Jayden — but only in the presence of a court-approved monitor.

Spears had filed a request Friday to "terminate or modify" the order, according to court records. Additional details about the request weren't disclosed.

Supermodel Naomi Campbell visits Chavez

noreply@blogger.com (Ask Eileen) — Wed, 31 Oct 2007 01:42:00 +0000

CARACAS, Venezuela - British supermodel Naomi Campbell met privately with President Hugo Chavez on Tuesday, becoming the latest in a series of celebrities hosted by the Venezuelan leader.

Campbell flashed a smile to reporters as she arrived at the presidential palace, but said little about what she hoped to discuss with Chavez.

"I've been here before actually," she said. "A beautiful country, very tropical. You've got great waterfalls."

Then, before turning to walk inside, she added: "I'm not going to be political. Thank you very much."

Last month, Chavez met in Caracas with American actor Kevin Spacey, who praised the Venezuelan government's efforts to support film-making. The Venezuelan President also has hosted recent visits by Hollywood stars including Sean Penn and Danny Glover.