CD auglýsir fyrir Gucci

Claire Danes looks stunning in her debut ad campaign as the new face of Gucci Jewelry.

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Lindsay Lohan is prepared to fork over $5 million for a love-nest she will share with lesbian partner Sam Ronson. Just don’t expect residents of Manhattan’s famed Dakota Building, where Lindsay is eyeing a lush penthouse, to roll out the Welcome Wagon in anticipation of the lezzies’ arrival.

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Madonna- Mitsubishi commercial

U know you have made it when you are a LEGO - Meet the Beckhams

 

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Lilo Stay Gold

Now we all can emulate the bright orange glow of Lindsay Lohan. LiLesbian is launching a brand-development firm called Stay Gold that will introduce the actress’ own line of self-tanner next spring.

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Hilary Swank

Two-time Oscar winner Hilary Swank is recovering in a hospital after doctors removed a small growth from the actress’ body.

Gotta Love LEGO

Madonna Lego

Grammy-winning singers Amy Winehouse and Madonna have been eternally immortalized as miniture Lego characters.

Lego Amy Winehouse

Special edition figures of celebrities like David and Victoria Beckham, Simon Cowell, and songstress Cheryl Cole have been created to mark the 30th anniversary of Lego, which first arrived on toy sellers’ shelves in 1978.

The celebrity plastic collection will not be available to the public.

Microsoft rekur Seinfeld

Microsoft announcement tomorrow: No more Seinfeld ads!

Remember those awful Microsoft ads with Jerry Seinfeld and Bill Gates? Well, now you can forget them. Microsoft flacks are desperately dialing reporters to spin them about "phase two" of the ad campaign — a phase, due to be announced tomorrow, which will drop the aging comic altogether. Microsoft's version of the story: Redmond had always planned to drop Seinfeld. The awkward reality: The ads only reminded us how out of touch with consumers Microsoft is — and that Bill Gates's company has millions of dollars to waste on hiring a has-been funnyman to keep him company. Update: In a phone call, Waggener Edstrom flack Frank Shaw confirms that Microsoft is not going on with Seinfeld, and echoes his underlings' spin that the move was planned. There is the "potential to do other things" with Seinfeld, which Shaw says is still "possible." He adds: "People would have been happier if everyone loved the ads, but this was not unexpected."

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