One can be such a lonely number, but not for these celebs! No matter what goes down, stars like Jessica Simpson, Miley Cyrus and Nick Lachey will always have a sibling to fall back on and bask in the spotlight with.
June 28
Today’s celeb birthdays
1966: John Cusack (44)
1986: Kellie Pickler (24)
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Status and prestige? Whether it’s career, a relationship or a sense of personal power, the stars are throwing a positive light on your desires. Doors are opening and favors are being granted. You’ve been waiting for this turnaround for months so make best use of it now. Call me to hear when to avoid a burdensome duty.
• Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart reunite in Vancouver for Eclipse re-shoots! (Hollywood Life)
• Lindsay Lohan says having fun is not a crime and she’s doing just fine, Dad! (TMZ)
• Justin Timberlake squeezes himself into Timbaland’s birthday bash. (JustJared)
• Uma Thurman turns 40 today, but doesn’t look it! (Huffington Post)
• John Cusack calls his Twitter grammar police fans “cranky, obsessive trolls.” (PopEater)
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It was a much hyped, CGI—heavy tale of the end of the world, but clearly armageddon sells movie tickets: 2012 raked in a global total of $225 million on its opening weekend. Read more »
Forget about the explosions, the continent-sized volcanoes, the crumbling freeways and screaming extras — 2012 is no disaster movie, it’s a high-rent remake of The Parent Trap. Read more »
John Cusack has decided to voice his political views about the upcoming presidential election and he’s not beating around the "Bush" about who he’s going to vote for.
In a pair of videos posted on YouTube, Cusack addresses specific issues he feels both Republican nominee John McCain and President George W. Bush agree on.
"I know my opinion doesn’t matter more than anyone else’s and I just make films," he told the AP on Wednesday. "But I do feel you have to speak out, and that’s what I’m doing."
The 30-second videos went out to members of the liberal political activist group MoveOn.org and will begin airing as television ads on Thursday. In one of them Cusack offers a "pop quiz" to voters, asking them, among other things: "Who supports keeping our troops in harm’s way in Iraq but not the bipartisan G.I. bill of right to support them when they return home?"
The actor continues, saying that McCain and Bush both do, adding, "Bet you can’t tell them apart."
Cusack, whose latest film, the war satire War Inc., deals with these very subjects, says he supports Democrat Barack Obama.
Check out one of the political ads below and tell us what you think!
