Posted on 03/07/2010 5:00:14 PM PST by Yaelle
I love this animated sequence.
No surprise, it’s “Up”....SQUIRREL!
I was rooting for Princess and the Frog. But both were good!
Washington, (ANI): Hollywood hunk George Clooney has apparently hired a psychic to speak to his dead pig Max from beyond the grave. The Leatherheads star lost his beloved pet in 2006, and has now asked the psychic to get in touch with the swine, reports Contactmusic.
Buzz up!George has reportedly told a friend: "The psychic told me Max had a great life with me. He is very happy in spirit and still hangs out with me sometimes. I am not sure she was telling the truth but I do want to believe her," he said.
The 48-year-old star regularly took Max to interviews and photo shoots and joked it was his longest-running relationship. He vowed never to get another pig following the loss of the pet he affectionately called 'Max the star'
I think that was part of a bit they were doing.
WEIRD.
Miley is wearing her bra outside the dress?!
“Blame Canada” was THE best song never to win the Oscar.
Princess and the Frog has GREAT songs. It better win. It has a Princess who uses HARD WORK to get ahead — the first conservative Disney Princess movie. Loved it.
Well, if he is as unhappy as he appears, on random shots, he should have stayed home, hoping his PIG would come ‘hang out’ with him, for awhile tonight!
OK, I suppose the Crazy heart song was good.
He thanks his wife first: “I love you more than rainbows.” Awww.
Clooney was “in” on it and was playing along for the laugh.
Clooney is an obnoxious, conceited zero. And the love affair with his pig is just plain sick.
I wanted to hear Big Guy speak.
What the HEY???? Did she bring her twins under that dress’s side car?
Sarah Palin joke/bash coming up.
She also may be using Whoopie’s diaper under that thing.
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