History of underwear

History of Underwear

Underwear, you’ve come a long way, baby. From loincloths to Spanx and all the bad ideas in between, we’re taking a look at the evolution of undies.

Unlimited iTunes downloads

Unlimited iTunes downloads

Apple Unlimited Downloads. Apple is in talks with record companies to provide customers with unlimited downloads. This means that iTunes users could soon get the same song they purchased as many times as they want or need.

Apps can already be downloaded multiple times. Apple’s current deal with record companies restricts downloads to one per purchases. Apple is charged for each download. Recent reports that show digital music sales stalling as users turn to free streaming sources may influence the music companies to work with Apple, so that customers have more incentive to purchase music.

Bloomberg reports that such a deal would let iTunes users hold a permanent backup of their purchased music, as well as letting various devices linked to one account download previously purchased music. It would be iTune’s first step into the cloud.

Celebrity dream homes

Celebrity Dream Homes

Rich and famous celebrities have beautiful dream houses and as long as they don’t try to sell, these homes should hold their huge price tags.

Charlie Sheen

Charlie Sheen controversial week

It’s been one wild and crazy week for one of Hollywood’s wildest and craziest bad boys. Just when he was about to make the transition from rehab back to set of his hit TV sitcom, he started mouthing off so much that celebrity news junkies the world over started losing count of all the headlines. Most recently, police removed two of Charlie’s kids from his home.

Exes invited to royal wedding

Prince William and Kate Middleton have sent out the invitations for their wedding. Among the invitees are William’s friends and Middleton’s friend

Oprah not doing show in Egypt

Representatives for Oprah Winfrey have shot down reports the talk show queen is taping a future episode of her show in Egypt.

The country's new tourism minister Munir Fakhri Abdelnur reportedly told a local news station in Cairo that Winfrey was planning to broadcast a live show from Tahrir Square on "a Friday in March".

Tahrir Square became famous earlier this year when it turned into a meeting place for activists protesting the dictatorship of Egypt's now-ousted president Hosni Mubarak.

But Oprah's aides insist the talk show queen is not planning a trip to the Middle East.

A spokesperson for Winfrey's Harpo Studios tells WENN, "Reports about The Oprah Winfrey Show taping a future episode in Egypt are untrue. There are no plans for Ms. Winfrey or the show to broadcast from an international location before the program's finale in May."

Megan Fox's racy ad

Already going top*** for a jeans ad, Megan Fox is upping the ante. By pulling down the pants. Fox gets down to a very skimpy bikini bottom for her new Armani underwear ad campaign, and the accompanying video features her not only in the teeny bikini, but also a flowing shroud. Because really, why not?

Vampire Inspired Jewelry

Vampire Inspired Jewelry

The Melody Ehsani Spring 2011 Collection Features Fang-Baring Pendants.

Mcgowan Stalker Arrested

Mcgowan Stalker Arrested

Louis Santo III, Rose McGowan’s stalker was arrested in Derby, CT this morning, after he violated a restraining order by calling Rose’s agent and leaving a message professing his love for the actress.
He was arrested in two counts of second-degree threatening, two counts of second-degree harassment, and two counts of breach of peace, among a list of other charges.

Loughner gets new charges

Some lawyers are questioning the wisdom of many of the charges included in the new 49-count federal indictment against Tucson shooting suspect Jared Loughner. The raft of new federal charges was handed up by a grand jury on Thursday and released on Friday.

In addition to a charge of attempting to assassinate Rep. Gabrielle Giffords (D-Ariz.) at her January 8 outreach event in a Tucson Safeway parking lot, Loughner also faces murder charges for allegedly killing Gabriel Zimmerman and U.S. District Judge John Roll at the same event.

The edgier charges are those the feds used to bring the deaths and injuries to non-federal employees into the federal case. The indictment includes five counts of "causing death to participants in a federally provided activity"--one for Roll and four for civilians, including nine year old Christina-Taylor Green. In addition, Loughner faces ten counts of "injuring participants in a federally provided activity."