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Will John McCain Go Rogue to Combat Sarah Palin?

Posted by K.C. Morgan Categories: Rivalries, Rumors, Where Are They Now?

John McCain has gone on record while promoting her new tell-all (Going Rogue) to speak out against the McCain camp…but her former running mate could soon answer with a few stories of his own.

Rumor has it that no less than thee different book agents and/or publishers have approached , offering many millions to get him to share his side of the story. One unnamed publisher is quoted as saying that such a tome “would be the hottest book of the year. Even bigger than Sarah’s book.”

But will McCain actually do it? Only time - and press releases - will tell.

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Hulk Hogan Reveals Suicidal Thoughts in New Book

Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Television, Break-ups, Divorce

Linda and Hulk Hogan

thought about killing himself when his marriage ended.

The legendary wrestler - real name Terry Bollea - got as far as picking up a gun to shoot himself when wife filed for divorce after nearly 24 years together, following claims he had had an affair in 2007.

In his autobiography, My Life Outside the Ring, Hulk wrote: “There were times when I thought that a whole bottle of pills would go down easy. Then I noticed the gun in my hand. I was careless with it… I kept my finger pressed right to that trigger… and if I moved that finger an inch in the right direction I would have blown my brains out.”

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Sanjaya Malakar, the Author

Posted by K.C. Morgan Categories: Music, Television, Where Are They Now?

Sanjaya MalakarDuring his time on ’s sixth season, Sanjaya Malakar enjoyed a unique sort of fame. His biggest critics said he couldn’t sing a lick - but nothing could sway his fans from their die-hard devotion. He made waves with his changing hairdo and seemingly against-the-odds run on the show…but does Malakar have a few waves to make for the series yet?

“I realized that I had a story that no other past contestant has said,” recently told Access Hollywood.

The realization led him to pen the autobiographical Dancing To The Music In My Head, which will offer a behind-the-scenes look at the world of Idol, told from Malakar’s point of view. A companion CD of the same name will be released at the same time.

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Star Jones Responds to Barbara Walters’ Comments

Posted by Veronica Santiago Categories: Television, Editorials

Star Jones, Barbara WaltersIf you’ve been hiding under a rock somewhere, you might not have known that is currently promoting her new autobiography, Audition.

On yesterday’s episode of Oprah, the journalist actually talked about other matters that didn’t concern a senator or an affair.  In fact, the show started off on one of my other favorite topics, .  And while I thought Barbara did her best to talk about the situation in a tactful manner (it’s not like everyone didn’t know Star had gastric bypass), the former View co-host had an entirely different opinion.

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Bobby Brown Dishes About Whitney and Drugs

Posted by Veronica Santiago Categories: Music, Television, Divorce, Drugs

Put-Description-HereThanks to Being Bobby Brown, the public already knows a lot more than they wanted to about the music industry’s Most Troubled Couple.  So really, what more could Bobby Brown say now?

Well, apparently a lot more.  In an upcoming tell-all, the New Edition singer pulls no punches about his less than angelic past.  But will pro- fans believe what he has to say?

According to the New York Post, the musician basically blames his history with cocaine on the turbulent union.  (Marijuana had been his drug of choice.) In Bobby Brown: Bobby Brown: The Truth, the Whole Truth and Nothing, he also admits that people may have been right to question the couple’s longevity from the start.

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