Gisele Bundchen completely stuns on the September issue of Vanity Fair! I’m so happy to see that super-models are starting to grace covers again instead of celebrities!

Kanye West and his girl Alexis Phifer grace the cover and interior of Harper’s Bazaar, and this is the first time we’ve seen Alexis looking fierce and fabulous. With the official announcement of his plan to launch a clothing line, it’s going to be interesting to see what he has to say in the upcoming months about his style and his designs. We’re sure you can’t wait to see all the pastels and tight pants!

J.Hud is here with a splendiferous sponsorship. She’s the face of Avon’s scent, Imari. Here are the ads. She looks great! These ads look so great—almost like airbrushed animation. Now we just need to make sure that scent is bomb because we’d hate to have her peddling toilet water. Literally.

Please listen to this hilarious prank call “Nephew Tommy” recently did on The Steve Harvey Morning Show in which he pretends to be in the house in desperate need of help! Enjoy!

Thanks love muffin “Everyone loves chocolate” for sending this my way!

The stars turned out to support “Summer on the Pier” benefiting The Dwayne Johnson Rock Foundation on Saturday. In 2006, Johnson started up The Dwayne Johnson Rock Foundation that is known for its charitable work with at-risk and terminally ill children. Marcia Cross, Brooke Burke, David Arquette, and Neal McDonough were just a few of the A-list celebrities that were in attendance.

If “The Rock” ain’t a Future Baby Daddy, I don’t know who is! Love muffins checkout that smile and skin!

Small Town Gay Bar reminds me of what my life could have been like had I chosen to stay in a small country town. Executive produced by Kevin Smith, acclaimed director of such films as Chasing Amy, Clerks, Dogma, this Official Selection at the Sundance Film Festival and SXSW Film Festival takes a compassionate and personal look at the struggle for acceptance in rural gay America.

Deep in the heart of the “Bible Belt“, it is evident the fight for equal rights is far from over! Focusing primarily on two bars in Mississippi, Rumors and Crossroads, small town gay bar introduces us to the proprietors and their customers as they struggle to stand their grown in hostile terrain. For the local gays, these venues are much more than just a local watering hole; the bars provide a sense of belonging – a community.

Please go out and get your copy of this insightful movie to be released on DVD August 7,2007!

Checkout this introduction to Small Town Gay Bar with Kevin Smith (Executive Producer) and Malcolm Ingram (Director) below.