Crazy Days and Nights: Random Photos Part Two

Monday, September 23, 2013

Random Photos Part Two

Jake Gyllenhaal gives some love to Venice Beach while in NYC.

Jillian Michaels does baby lifts over the weekend.

Kate Bosworth seems to be wearing a leash.

Katie Couric gets ready to be unemployed again. Hey, at least she has a wedding to plan.

K-Fed starts packing on the pounds again.

Lea Michele at a photo shoot. The Cory necklace is gone and replaced with L.

Leighton Meester filming her first big role since Gossip Girl ended.

Liev Schreiber, Naomi Watts and their kids scootered their way through the weekend. How do we feel about no helmets?

Malin Akerman finds time for texting during filming.

33 comments:

Anonymous said...: I've already seen some of these over a day ago.; 12:14 PM
nurysp said...: prisoner was freaking awesome!; 12:17 PM
Unknown said...: I wouldn't be surprised if Leighton winds up with the better career over Blake. IMO, she's the better actress and she's quite pretty in her own right.; 12:17 PM
Count Jerkula said...: Whoever has Bosworth on the leash, should start feeding her Purina Pro Plan. When I had dogs, they used to get the one with the freeze dried chicken bits. They enjoyed that more than the lamb.; 12:18 PM
MISCH said...: Word is the Katie is going to replace Barbara Walters on The View...; 12:18 PM
Seven of Eleven said...: I really like Lea Michele's dress.

Re scooters and helmets, I'm kind of meh on it if they're scootering around with mom and dad on the sidewalk, which is what it looks like in the picture. If they're using them like bike transportation, helmets required.; 12:20 PM
Harry Knuckles said...: Lea Michelle has to be feeling all kinds of stupid now. Blind Gossip spilled the beans good on her fakey fake relationship with Monteith and now she has to live with all the snickering.; 12:20 PM
Worstcompanytoworkfor said...: I grew up in the 70's and I survived ridding a bike without a helmet. #overprotective 90's; 12:21 PM
KTVerclempt said...: um, Kate Bosworth looks like a Pez dispenser. Tilt her head back and some candy might pop out. (EAT SOMETHING PLEASE!); 12:39 PM
Unknown said...: Yeah, scooters at slow speeds on the sidewalk probably aren't much more dangerous than walking.

Worstcompany, I know too many people who have had biking accidents that almost certainly would've killed them if they hadn't had helmets on. I also think we're too fear-oriented these days, but I don't think bicycle helmets are over-cautious.; 12:41 PM
NaughtyNurse said...: They're fine without a helmet. They are on three wheel scooters in a big open space with mom and dad! Leave them alone. Stop trying to make a normal parental decision out to be a criminal act.

As an aside, I never noticed how very large Malin's forehead is! It rivals Rihanna's alien head!; 12:41 PM
8====D KermitGossnellKnobjob said...: If those kids need helmets for that thing which is ground leveled, they should need them whenever they are walking. Falling from there isn't more dangerous than falling while running.; 12:46 PM
auntliddy said...: I guess helmets wouldnt hurt, but as kid in 50s and 60's, i roller skated, ice skated, biked, played ball, climbed trees, rode in cars- without helmets, pads or seat belts. Im fine.; 12:46 PM
auntliddy said...: Also scootered and pogo sticked and tried stilts!; 12:47 PM
Gayeld said...: I make mine wear helmets with the scooters, but only to cut off the arguing regarding wearing them with bicycles. "Sorry, it's the law. You always have to wear them, with anything with wheels. Even in the backyard. Skates, scooters, bicycles. Put on your helmet."

Mama don't want no ticket! (Also, we don't need any scrambled brains on top of everything else.); 12:57 PM
Gertie Raus said...: Leave K Fed alone!!; 1:03 PM
mistang said...: Don't mind the no helmets on scooters. I find the picture strange, though. In what looks to be a major road with no cars or people around.; 1:18 PM
msgirl said...: I grew up in the 50s and 60s with no helmets but then a van with blacked out windows opened its door and I flew onto 6th ave in NYC hearing breaks squeaking, wear your helmets! I would make my little kid wear one with that scooter but only because I don't want a debate on the rules.; 1:19 PM
Hegg said...: KFed doesn't look chubby at all. He's slendered down and hasn't gotten rid of those fat man pants/shorts or whatever the fk they are yet! His wife needs to burn them!! Stay on your elliptical Kevin and get rid of those fking pants!!!; 1:52 PM
Pip said...: Look up traumatic brain injuries. Look at the pictures, and read the stories. I have a family member who wouldn't have gotten a brain injury, had she worn a seat belt. You got lucky, auntliddy!; 1:57 PM
Pip said...: KFed would look 10lbs slimmer if he didn't wear that baggy shit.; 2:00 PM
kerri said...: I like KFed. He seems harmless.; 2:59 PM
sarah.estell said...: Scooters are helmets don't bug me. Seriously. They are about 3 inches off the ground. If they are going to wear helmets while on scooters, then they should wear them walking.; 3:08 PM
Brenda L said...: TEAM KFED; 3:29 PM
Unknown said...: Speaking of helmets I was watching a skateboarding competition- at the car dealership getting the car serviced so not my choice.

This was in an arena where the main floor was transformed into concrete obstacles and railings of various types, it was some big championship maybe national level competition and not a single skateboarder wearing a helmet or even pads. I wonder what the insurance is for the hosts of this competition since any one of these guys, who were pretty much under under 25, could become a vegetable after one nice head crack on the concrete.

I agree those little scooters hardly seem necessary for helmets but the kids I saw skateboarding on their stomachs or knees whipping around the corners out of car sightlines probably could have used at least some helmets since their heads would be very close to those car and truck wheels. Well as if that would help right? The kids were maybe 8 years old, 9 tops.; 3:49 PM
Kelly said...: Agree no helmet needed for scooters.
People really want to hate on Lea no matter what. I don't care if they were together or not. She still grieved him.; 4:07 PM
SophiaB said...: TBI sucks dogs and has ruined my life. Mild TBI is cumulative, and as the brain ages, the effects worsen. It is nothing to scoff at. Even ER doctors do not recognize or give warnings about it to auto collision victims. Tragic outcomes for millions of undiagnosed sufferers.; 4:41 PM
PotPourri said...: KFed is just fine and not chunky. he just wears crappy clothes.

Love Liev. .; 5:06 PM
auntliddy said...: Soph and pip, i am in NO way recommending no helmets. I know im lucky! And my sympathies to anybof my friends afflicted with TBI.; 5:36 PM
lostathome said...: Malin Akerman... DAT FOREHEAD THO; 5:45 PM
Not A Ninny said...: I got my bell rung all the time playing violent sports and I'm fine, except for a little short-term memory loss.

I got my bell rung all the time playing violent sports and I'm fine, except for a little short-term memory loss.

I got my bell rung all the time playing violent sports and I'm fine, except for a little short-term memory loss.

Say, where did my ass go? I can't seem to find it with both hands.; 5:56 PM
Jenn said...: Malin Aikerman needs some bangs to cover up that bulbous forehead.; 7:36 PM
Anonymous said...: In my town there was a little boy named mark stitch,who was riding on his friends handlebars up to a busy intersection,when the bike was hit by an oncoming car.mark went flying and died instantly from going headfirst into the road. For twenty years many times,several different people have heard around 2-3am, the strange sound of two little boys riding quickly down the hill,laughing together over and over. Creepy.; 9:41 PM

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