Convictions: (Noun) Firmly held belief or opinions.
Animal Cruelty: (Adjective) Behavior that causes pain or suffering to an animal.
Clarification: (Noun) The act of making a statement or situation less confused and more clearly comprehensible.But Lohan, who saw the Peepshow premiere over the weekend, says that for the right amount of money, she would be open to making a onetime appearance in the Sin City spectacle. "One show as a guest would be fun," she says, adding that she'd do it just "for play."
Lohan, 22, wanted to clarify a Fox News report from Monday in which she was quoted as saying, "If they make me an offer and the money's right, I'll do it." (Source)
Cryptic: (Adjective) Having a meaning that is mysterious or obscure.
Congratulations: (Noun) An expression of praise for an achievement on a special occasion."We are over a million. CNN is still trying to get there. And that is just how it goes," Kutcher said as he popped open the bubbly. "There are a million people that need to be thanked for this." "This is David versus Goliath," Kutcher said.
"This just shows how people want to get information. It is about us. It means that one man can have a voice as loud as a media network." (Source)
Contaminated: (Adjective) Something made impure by exposure to a polluting substance.A friend tells the publication, "Gwyneth wanted everything to be perfect. She was so excited about moving to L.A. with the family and to be closer to her actress mom. It will be the first time in ages that she, Chris and the children will be living together as a family. But her stomach turned at the thought of rats running around. She didn't want her homecoming ruined by those horrible creatures. Being an animal lover, Gwyneth didn't want the vermin harmed, just removed." (Source)
Chilly: (Adjective) Uncomfortably cool or cold.
Crap: (Exclamation) Expressing anger, disgust, or frustration.I'm done with partying and traveling. It's time to get this [bleep] started." Hilton, who's recording tracks at his Upper East Side apartment, isn't signed to a label, but is developing a reality show with Viacom.
"It's gonna be like 'The Hills,' but real," he says. "A lot of that stuff is pre-setup or re-setup. This is gonna show the meetings, the production side, the recording side . . . I just want people to say, 'Wow, this song really moved me, or made me cry.' " (Source)
The catchy pop song was written by Cathy Dennis, who also penned Katy Perry's "I Kissed a Girl" and Britney Spears' "Toxic."
Could the lyrics -- " Your excuses get better/you couldn't give me time" -- be about beau Spencer Pratt? (Source)
An enraged Joaquin, sounding a little more coherent than in recent appearance, announced: “We have a f***ing b**** in the audience. Nodding his head while rapping to a beat, he told the man: “I've got a $1million in the bank. What have you got b****?”
Joaquin - who sources say arrived four hours late for the gig at the LIV night club in the Fontainebleau Miami Beach hotel - then launched himself into the crowd. (Source)
Culprit: (Noun) A person who is responsible for a crime or other misdeed.Sources tell us the woman who left the three-page text message on Brown's cell phone is Tina Davis. Davis -- who turns 40 this month -- was rumored to have had a relationship with Brown when he was 16. Brown and Davis have denied it. (Source)
Common Sense: (Noun) Good sense and sound judgment in practical matters.
Convert: (Noun) A person who has been persuaded to change their religious faith or beliefs.Supposedly, Amber’s ex-girlfriend is Trevon or Tre, aka Tiffany, who was featured in a DVD called “Aggressives” some years back. They broke up when Amber dumped Tre for Kanye. (Source)
Clean Sweep: (Noun) A naval expression meaning a successful mission.Much like Oscar nominee Kate Winslet at the Golden Globes, the hotel heiress swept the acting categories, being named Worst Actress for The Hottie and the Nottie and Worst Supporting Actress for Repo! The Genetic Opera.
Hilton was also gonged for Worst Screen Couple with her Hottie costars, Christine Lakin and Joel David Moore. (Source)