Ellen and Portia's Rehearsal Dinner?

76. hey ya think JEF? Try going to the blog on "Linda Hogan w/Manboy" there's a psycho guy calling everyone hillbilly's and making threats,etc. I don't know why tmz doesn't kick people off here when they stoop to those levels.

Posted at 9:51PM on Jun 1st 2008 by amber

77. I have nothing against people who are gay. I have no right to judge other people, I don't like it when I get judged. I've never been the type of person that sticks my nose where it doesn't belong. I've always believed in that. I don't have many friends that are girls either. Too much gossip. Guys are easier to get along with. Way LESS DRAMA. I do have more guy friends for sure. Everyone has a right to be happy. So who cares what Ellen does in her bedroom? We've all done things were ashamed of. My ex mother in law is a lesbian. It wasn't hard to tell my kids. They just don't want to be teased by other kids at school. I don't believe in gossip, or sticking my two cents where it isn't needed. Take Care everyone. I hope this blog gets a little more positive.SMILE!

Posted at 10:01PM on Jun 1st 2008 by amber

78. For those of you who think that being gay is wrong. I hope no one in your family is gay. I hope your god will forgive your hatred of others. God made everyone. The "normal", the disfigured, the autistic, the ones who are sick with disease, and the ones who will become sick with disease like cancer, and surprisingly enough - the gay. Maybe we were made the way we are to teach others tolorance, maybe others were made the way they are to teach compassion. We are all here on this earth, and no one has the right in this country to deny me the basic civil liberties I am entitled to, nor deny me the right to love. why are so many people so quick to judge and hate others? I don't get it. That was not what I was taught in bible class when I was growing up!

Posted at 12:01AM on Jun 2nd 2008 by r u 4 real?

79. KIKI GO AWAY PLEASE YOU ARE JUST EMBARASSING YOURSELF MORE AND MORE! JACKASS

Posted at 10:25PM on Jun 1st 2008 by mature adult who don\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'t play games.

80. KIKI=PSYCHO + NO MEDICATION.

Posted at 10:27PM on Jun 1st 2008 by kIKI = SCHIZOPHRENIC

81. All other cultures, races and view points other than my own Suck. Sorry folks
that is just the way it is. At one time I actually believed that I could learn from
other cultures and societies. I then realized that they were backwards,
mongoloid people who could only steal ideas from the West and not
have an original thought.

Posted at 10:26PM on Jun 1st 2008 by totalpr*ck

82. I still think it's a waste of some good looking nookie.............

Posted at 10:29PM on Jun 1st 2008 by jessicarox

83. # 76 YOUR NAME SAYS IT ALL........

Posted at 10:31PM on Jun 1st 2008 by kIKI = SCHIZOPHRENIC

84. i cant believe some of the comments that sound like gay people arent human beings or dont have feelings. EVERY human being deserves to be happy, and it doesnt matter with who or how. i think its a good thing that ellen and portia are getting married and are talking openly about it, so maybe someday everyone will be more exepting of everyones differences.

Posted at 10:32PM on Jun 1st 2008 by debbie

85. Got to love politics. By the way, I don't care if you are gay, straight or in between, just as long I am not continually being harrassed that I need to be a little more sensitive and more politically correct. I don't believe in gay, but I'm not going to pressure or push a senseless law through Congress to do prove a point.

And to the moron who thinks Bush and the Iraq war is what caused our 5.00 a gallon a gas. Instead of taking someone's word who is only pushing their own selfish agenda, why not get a brain and do the research yourself and then make an intelligent post. Bush and Iraq is just a little speck. There are more variables in play. Like supply and demand, China (growing enourmously) along with India. The speculators and investors (and I believe they are the biggest influence) why???? If you would have acutally did the homewrok yourself you would know that the more a barrel of oil is the more MONEY spectators get and the more DIVIDENDS investors receive. Get a clue. I may or may not like Bush, but here's a thought. Why not do the research yourself and come to your own conclusions first before you listen to some idiot who has no idea what they are talking about. ITS FUNNY THOUGH, THE DEMOCRATS HAVE A TREMENDOUS MAJORITY IN CONGRESS, BUT STILL CANNOT GET THEIR ACTS TOGETHER TO BRING THE TROOPS HOME. - LIKE THEY SAID THEY WOULD 2 YEARS AGO !!!

Posted at 10:38PM on Jun 1st 2008 by Be a man

86. Yves Saint Laurent: a giant of French fashion
4 hours ago

PARIS (AFP) — Yves Saint Laurent, who died Sunday aged 71, was one of a handful of designers who dominated 20th century fashion, on a par with Christian Dior, Coco Chanel and Paul Poiret.

The reclusive French maestro, who had retired from haute couture in 2002 after four decades at the top of his trade, had been ill for some time.

During his farewell appearance seven years ago, Saint Laurent had told reporters he had "always given the highest importance of all to respect for this craft, which is not exactly an art, but which needs an artist to exist."

Yves Henri Donat Mathieu Saint Laurent was born in the coastal town of Oran, Algeria, on August 1, 1936, at a time when the North African country was still considered part of France.

A shy, lonely, child, he became fascinated by clothes, and already had a solid portfolio of sketches when he first arrived in Paris in 1953, aged 17.

Vogue editor Michel de Brunoff, who was to become a key supporter, was quickly won over, and published them.

The following year Saint Laurent won three of the four categories in a design competition in Paris -- the fourth went to his contemporary Karl Lagerfeld, now at Chanel.

Discerning the young man's potential, de Brunoff advised Christian Dior to hire him and he rapidly emerged as heir apparent to the great couturier, taking over the house when Dior died suddenly three years later.

Saint Laurent would say of his mentor: "Dior fascinated me. I couldn't speak in front of him. He taught me the basis of my art. Whatever was to happen next, I never forgot the years spent at his side."

However in 1960, like many Frenchmen of his age, Saint Laurent was called up to fight in his native Algeria, where an independence war was under way.

Less than three weeks later he won an exemption on health grounds, but when he returned to Paris it was to learn that Dior had already found a replacement for him, in the person of Marc Bohan.

With his close associate and lover Pierre Berge, Saint Laurent resolved to strike out on his own, with Berge, who survives the couturier, taking care of the business side.

Saint Laurent's success lay in the harmony he achieved between body and garment -- what he called "the total silence of clothing."

He was also in the right place at the right time. Having learned his trade at the house of Dior, he founded his own couture house at the start of the 1960s, at a time when the world was changing and there was a new appetite for originality.

Saint Laurent rode his luck through the rise of the youth market and pop culture fuelled by the economic boom of the 1960s, when women suddenly had more economic freedom.

His name and the familiar YSL logo became synonymous with all the latest trends, highlighted by the creation of the Rive Gauche ready-to-wear label and perfume, as well as astute licensing deals for accessories and perfumes.

Throughout the 1960s and 1970s, he set the pace for fashion around the world, opening up the Japanese market and subsequently expanding to South Korea and Taiwan.

Among his many fans in his native France was the actress Catherine Deneuve, who was always to be seen at his shows.

Saint Laurent's career was not without controversy. In 1971 a collection modelled on the styles of World War II Paris was slammed by some American critics, and his launch in the mid 1970s of a perfume called "Opium" brought accusations that he was condoning drug use.

For fellow-designer Christian Lacroix, the reason for Saint Laurent's success was his astonishing versatility. There had, Lacroix said, been other great designers but none with the same range.

"Chanel, Schiaparelli, Balenciaga and Dior all did extraordinary things. But they worked within a particular style," he explained. "Yves Saint Laurent is much more versatile, like a combination of all of them. I sometimes think he's got the form of Chanel with the opulence of Dior and the wit of Schiaparelli."

In his later years the depression that had haunted him all his life became more oppressive, and at his farewell bash in 2002 Saint Laurent admitted to having recourse to "those false friends which are tranquillisers and narcotics."

Posted at 10:42PM on Jun 1st 2008 by sjf

87. KiKi i totally agree with you!! A black muslim president will really be a great thing for our once white, christian america... you think bush is a monster??? LMAO!! wait till you get one of these muslims in power!!

Posted at 10:44PM on Jun 1st 2008 by anyone but osama... oh i mean obama

88. NASTY, NASTY, NASTY. HOMO Ellen hitting on a hot chick who is not gay. And the other is a gold digging ho. NASTY

Posted at 10:43PM on Jun 1st 2008 by Sean McElvy

89. KiKi i totally agree with you!! A black muslim president will really be a great thing for our once white, christian america... you think bush is a monster??? LMAO!! wait till you get one of these muslims in power!!

Posted at 10:44PM on Jun 1st 2008 by anyone but osama... oh i mean obama

No the meds have not kicked in for kooky kiki. She is agreeing with herself. Strange.
She loves that black man Obama. HA! Kiki please capitalize the word "I". That is whayt gave you away. Bye, bye KOOKY KIKI. There are some of your friends blogging away on the Linda Hogan blog. Go there........you will fit right in!

Posted at 11:05PM on Jun 1st 2008 by WTF

90. Yves saint laurent died today why don't you (tmz) write about important and influential people, is that because all your writers are not old enough to be awake?

Posted at 11:12PM on Jun 1st 2008 by Me