Eva Longoria Works Over Bebe Again!

Check out Bebe’s new Spring 2008 campaign featuring the splendiferous Eva Longoria! Hot! Hot! Hot! (B. Scott getting his gym clothes on at this very moment!)

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16 Responses to “Eva Longoria Works Over Bebe Again!”

1. DENEE' on February 6, 2008 at 12:29 pm #

   first! she already models 4 bebe though

   
   

2. tanyetta on February 6, 2008 at 2:32 pm #

   wow!!!!!!! she is sofaking hot

   p.s. i can’t wait to read your response to david. i’m off to pop some corn for this one.

   
   

3. Chance on February 6, 2008 at 3:58 pm #

   I’m startin’ to like this chica.

   I was never a fan of hers, she seems annoying and mousy… this ad is fierce.
   WORK IT!

   
   

4. Tonya on February 6, 2008 at 5:42 pm #

   She looks marvelous

   
   

5. ~I~ on February 6, 2008 at 11:27 pm #

   What the fuck! Did I miss something? I thought the comments here were for Eva’s pictures not a debate on why we’re supporting who ever the fuck we want. I’m a woman, and I’m not just voting for Hilary because she’s a woman. And if Black people are supporting Obama, what do you say about Maya Angelou supporting Hilary? Just because she’s a woman it doesn’t mean that all women should vote for her and just because he’s black doesn’t mean that all black people should vote for him. Everyone will vote for whoever the fuck they want and B was just saying he’s supporting Hilary as is his fucking right for being an American. We have freedom of choice you fucking idiot! You vote for whoever the fuck you want and shut the fuck up. Besides, if you don’t like homosexuals then don’t visit Perez’ or B’s page. Get the fuck out! B- make this fucker a new asshole. Sorry about the language yall but this fucker pissed me off!

   
   

6. KR on February 7, 2008 at 12:06 am #

   Nice pics of Eva, flawless as usual.

   Normally I don’t respond to random comments but this is an exception. I will try to keep this clean:

   David, none of the candidates know what it is like to be a homosexual, not one of them because they are not gay, so let’s just clear that and get it out of the way. That is the problem with America, the country would rather hide that which is not lily white and straight in a nice Martha Stewart designed closet than to deal with equality across the board. Don’t think for a minute that Obama if he becomes President will change the world while in office. No he too will have to deal with the homophobic and racists Republicans in Congress just like the Clintons had to. Let’s see how much he can do when in office when you are outvoted all the time or you have to create policies that will please the majority of the voting parties.

   But every American has one right, clear the wax out of your ears for this one. They have the right to choose who they want to vote for, period. If you don’t like it then I guess you will have to live with that. Judging by your comment, I see you lose a lot of sleep over what other people think. Grow a backbone and represent yourself. You don’t have the right to criticize what others think or what they do. B is a strong supporter of Hilliary because that is who he identifies with just like you identify with Obama.

   It’s that simple. Agree to disagree and be damn happy that your ancestors stood up for the right to vote regardless of your race or sexual identity. God bless.

   
   

7. KR on February 7, 2008 at 12:34 am #

   Then send him an email, what is so hard about that? People do it all the time. So I guess you need some common sense instead of a backbone, my bad.

   
   

8. AVE One on February 7, 2008 at 2:58 am #

   After reading through the comments I had to double check and see which post I was on. Now I feel shallow for commenting on Eva and not the election. Does anyone else notice anything different on Eva’s face? I can’t put my finger on it but it looks like she had something done. Help me out someone.

   
   

9. ladyc on February 7, 2008 at 3:34 am #

   Eva is a beautiful woman, but i just can’t get to like her, she was being interviewed over here in the UK and she had this “Janice from friends” voice and laugh, which was so weird because she doesn’t sound like that in DH. Also she was kind’ve complaining that she had gained 10 pounds during the writer’s strike so now she is 106 rather than 96pounds.. As an ex pound watcher who is now comfortable with my weight i didn’t think that was particularly healthy for those who are a bit insecure with their weight to hear.

   
   

10. thejuanstar on February 7, 2008 at 7:16 am #

    In response to Eva, these pics look like they are straight out of the 80’s. She looks good but they look a bit dated.

    David:
    I’m going to tell you what some dude that came up to me while canvassing NJ for the Obama campaign and said “Obama is my n**gah”!
    “Do not disrespect Obama and his campaign with your rhetoric! Talk like that is insulting not only to Barack but to humankind!”

    There is a reason that the GLBT community is in Hillary’s hand. Prior to the unfortunate comments from Billary during the SC primary, Obama WAS NOT Black enough for the African-American community. In order to reach out to the community it was unfortunate that Donnie McClurkin joined Obama for some rallies in the South to reach this demographic. This is a man that is an “ex-gay” and that homosexuality is a curse. So if you want the answer to your initial question, you need to look at yourself! You need to ask why the African-American community didn’t deem Obama Black enough before being branded the “Black” candidate by the Clinton camp. You need to ask yourself why he had to reach out to McClurkin to reach the community in the South. You need to ask yourself why homophobia runs rampant in the African-American community.
    If you truly support Obama and his hope for a better America, you need to choose your words more wisely and not berate those that a different view point. This is not what the Obama campaign is about.

    
    

11. thejuanstar on February 7, 2008 at 8:18 am #

    David,
    I was referring to your tone and calling KR an “NOSEY ANGRY QUEEN”. Check your resources too, Clinton had a 13 point lead in the African-American community prior to Billary comments.
    And why I don’t feel the need to tell you this, I consider myself a member of the human race above all but since you asked, I am “Negro”. I was born to an African-American father and a Bermudian mother who raised with the ideals of Dr. King. I do have a multitude of variations of Hispanics that have joined our family via marriage and birth. You my friend are letting the media push this wedge between the two races. Peace my friend.

    
    

12. thejuanstar on February 7, 2008 at 8:20 am #

    And I will add yes I am Gay and have lived in diverse communities (here and abroad). And I will tell you I have never experienced more homophobia than I have in the African-American and Caribbean communities.

    
    

13. thejuanstar on February 7, 2008 at 8:31 am #

    I don’t feel the need to debate this point. I was simply asking you to respect the tone of the Obama campaign. Have a wonderful day.

    
    

14. thejuanstar on February 7, 2008 at 8:44 am #

    David at my attempt to stop you looking like an ignorant fool, you have proved my attempts were futile with this retort.

    
    

15. T on February 7, 2008 at 9:38 am #

    ok just settle it.. Eva runs for president. she looks good in a bathing suit and working it.. EVA FOR PRESIDENT YA”LL.. I”M OUT!! LOL

    
    

16. Chance on February 7, 2008 at 4:23 pm #

    (singing)… all I am saaaaying, is give peace a CHANCE…

    ..now EVERYBODY!

    
    

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