Vomit: (Verb) Eject matter from the stomach through the mouth.A VH1 insider said: “Playboy has asked her to consider doing the cover, or at least a photo shoot. “Every year the magazine features the girls of the WWE, but this would be Hulk Hogan’s daughter - it would be the ultimate!” (Source)
Vanna Remote (Slang) Phrase used to describe a person who loses a remote and is then forced to stand in front of the TV and manually change it until he or she finds something suitable to watch.
Valuable: (Adjective) Worth a great deal of money."We and Mr. Stern always believed that Anna Nicole never intended to disinherit her daughter,"' Stern's lawyer, Bruce S. Ross, said after Tuesday's hearing. "I'm pleased to say this chapter in the saga is closed."
Vows: Noun. A set of such promises committing one to a prescribed role, calling, or course of action, typically to marriage or a monastic career."All that's (marriage) going to be is a piece of paper, really. What is it a guarantee of? I'll be yours forever? I'll be faithful? Bull! He is the light of my life and we're more in love now than we have been in our entire relationship."
Vroom: Noun. The roaring sound of an engine or motor vehicle.
I can't tell if that's actually Paris Hilton or if it's a wax statue of her likeness. She is that vacuous. I suspect a wax statue is probably smarter, though, and less disease ridden.
In the wake of the tragic death of Brad Renfro, who was found dead yesterday morning after a night of partying with friends, it didn't take long before the vultures started circling. And who does one turn to when one needs an uninformed psychological diagnosis on a fallen celebrity? Why, the most soothing-voiced vulture of them all -- Dr. Drew, of course!The fact that he was drinking could an indication that Renfro, who has battled heroin addiction for several years, took illicit drugs before his death, addiction expert and Celebrity Rehab host Dr. Drew Pinsky tells PEOPLE.
"Just the fact that he was a known addict who was drinking, that's all you need to know," Pinsky says. "Renfro was taught in rehab to stay away from booze, and if he was drinking the night before, odds are the coroner will find other substances in his body."
I don't think that, until I saw this shot of Mischa Barton visiting the Good Shepherd Catholic Church in Beverly Hills, I ever noticed the resemblance between her and the Virgin Mary. It's uncanny! And she and Mary have something else in common, too: Mary gave birth to Christ, and Mischa loves to drink the blood of Christ before getting behind the wheel of a car. Lots of it. She gets drunk on Jesus!
Raaawhhhr! Keep your children away. Lock the doors. Hide your snacks. Vince Vaughn has escaped. He's on the loose, folks. And your perishable items are no longer safe. He eats with aplomb. He ravages the countryside. He rapes ice cream cones. He murders Twizzlers. And pillages Chex mix. Organic material is no longer safe -- keep your distance. He'll eat the crumbs on your shirt and the nipples off your chest. Run for your lives!
Scarlett Johansson, who has kept a modest profile for the last few months after an early 2006 that saw her metaphorically rubbing her cleavage into everyone's face, has sought to expand the popularity of her chest beyond America. She recently posed for a photo shoot in the Belgium edition of Elle magazine. The language in Belgium, however, is difficult to translate; they speak French, German, and Dutch, and use a host of local dialects.
Brangelina probably isn't going to buy Neverland Ranch, but it's still fun to think about. (DListed)
Vajayjay DefinedIt began on Feb. 12, 2006, when viewers of the ABC series “Grey’s Anatomy” heard the character Miranda Bailey, a pregnant doctor who had gone into labor, admonish a male intern, “Stop looking at my vajayjay.”
The line sprang from an executive producer’s need to mollify standards and practices executives who wanted the script to include fewer mentions of the word vagina.
The scene, however, had the unintended effect of catapulting vajayjay (also written va-jay-jay) into mainstream speech. Fans of “Grey’s Anatomy” expressed their approval of the word on message boards and blogs.
The show’s most noted fan, Oprah Winfrey, began using it on her show, effectively legitimizing it for some 46 million American viewers each week.
And here's the thing, folks: Once a term has been popularized by "Grey's Anatomy," legitimized by freakin' Oprah Winfrey, and written at length by the NYTimes, it's time to retire the word. Put it to rest, folks. Let's leave Vajayjay to where it belongs now -- it's final resting place, a place where "you go, girl," "talk to the hand," and the Macarena still carries some cachet: Middle-aged women who work in HR and/or medical offices, who began watching "The Real World," five years ago to connect with their teenagers, five years too late.
R.I.P. Vajayjay.