VIEWS FROM A BROAD

LEVI JOHNSTON And his Johnson return in PRINT for Playgirl magazine!!

NOW they are actually gonna print this...in magazine form....

see more of LEVI'S ASS HERE

Michael Jackson Coroner's Report

The full L.A. County Coroner's report in the death of Michael Jackson -- which until now was under seal. The conclusion is clear ... Propofol killed the singer.

According to the report, the manner of death is homicide and the conclusion is based on the following 4 items:

1. Circumstances indicate the Propofol and the benzodiazepines were administered by another.

2. Propofol was administered in a non-hospital setting without any appropriate medical indication.

3. The standard of care for administering Propofol was not met. Recommended equipment for patient monitoring, precision dosing and resuscitation was not present.

4. The circumstances do not support self-administration of Propofol.

The Coroner's report was under wraps until the criminal complaint was filed and it will be a centerpiece in the prosecution of Dr. Conrad Murray on charges of involuntary manslaughter.

Involuntary Manslaughter Charges Filed Against Michael Jackson's Doctor Murray!

Prosecutors on Monday charged Dr. Conrad Murray with one count of felony involuntary manslaughter in the death of Michael Jackson, embarking on a risky strategy that could land the singer's personal physician in jail for up to four years -- or end in another embarrassing failure for the Los Angeles County District Attorney.

Members of Jackson's family, including father Joe and mother Katherine and brothers Tito, Jermaine and Randy arrived at the courthouse in black Cadillac Escalades to witness the arraignment. Joe Jackson told reporters he was seeking "justice for Michael," adding that "manslaughter is not good."

Jermaine told CNN cameras that the charge was "not enough."

read the WHOLE WRAP Story

John Murtha, Congressman, Dies at 77

Representative John Murtha, the longtime Democratic congressman from Pennsylvania, has died at age 77.

 

His aides released a statement saying that he died shortly after 1 p.m. today at Virginia Hospital Center in Arlington, a suburb of Washington, D.C. Mr. Murtha had been placed in intensive care last week after complications from gall bladder surgery, his staff said then.

 

Mr. Murtha, who had an extremely close relationship with Speaker Nancy Pelosi, was chairman of the House Appropriations Subcommittee on defense.

 

A former Marine, Mr. Murtha, his office noted, was the first Vietnam War combat Veteran elected to Congress. Throughout his years, Mr. Murtha paid particular attention to defense spending and to the Pentagon and the military.

AccuWeather.com Snowpocalypse Now! Meteorologist Freaks out on the air

I literally just peed myself watching this.... Thirty-two inches of snow fell in the Washington, D.C., area this weekend.  Check out this weatherman freaking out on Friday about the imminent blizzard. 

CA WE SAY......XANAX???

Sarah Palin Reads Answers Off Her Hand during interview! And these idiots want her to be president..

funny part is, the crazy moose hunting loon..dissed Obama for using a teleprompter..

DORITOS DOG COLLAR COMMERCIAL

OPRAH LETTERMAN & LENO Super Bowl Ad! I love this...and this is HOW THEY MADE IT!!!!

Letterman's producer, ROB BURNETT, talked with "Entertainment Weekly" about how the ad came together, and it's pretty interesting. He said that Dave came up with the initial idea.  They pitched it to Oprah first, and she liked it.  Then they went to network boss Les Moonves, who also, quote, "got it immediately."

When they pitched the idea to Jay, his reaction was, quote, "This is the way show business should be."  Then Leno's producer cleared it with the bosses at NBC, and everything was a go. The next hurdle was keeping it a surprise.  Here's how they did that:  Last Tuesday, NBC flew Jay into New Jersey on their corporate jet.

The spot was filmed at the Ed Sullivan Theater in New York City, where Dave does the "Late Show".  They had to sneak Jay through the door IN DISGUISE.  He wore a hoodie, dark sunglasses and a mustache.  (--Oprah was NOT in disguise when she arrived.)
--The Big Question is . . . how did Jay and Dave get along???  There were no hugs, but things were strangely okay.

Burnett says, quote, "It was great, very professional, very cordial.  We shot it in 25 minutes, and it went really, really well.  It felt like one of those things where you wake up and say, 'I had the strangest dream.' 

"There was no frostiness.  We were focused on trying to execute the joke.  It would have been a more taxing event had it been us all going out to dinner.  If anything was awkward, it was how it wasn't awkward."

One last note:  If you're wondering what possessed David Letterman to go through with the idea . . . well, it was all in the name of comedy.

Burnett says, quote, "There was a lot of internal conversation about whether this was a good thing to be doing from a PR standpoint.  Are we rehabilitating Jay's image?  Dave has a simple edict:  If it's funny, we do it."

Happy Birthdays and on this Day in History

ALWAYS CLICK ON PICS TO SEE EM LARGER..

Seth Green (actor) is 36 “Scott Evil” in Austin Powers

John Williams (composer) is 78- Wrote the music for Star Wars

Ted Koppel (former ABC News anchor) is 70- Former anchor of Nightline

Nick Nolte (actor) is 69 “Coach Pete Bell” in Blue  Chips and a DUI specialist

Robert Klein (comedian) is 68- Born in the Bronx, New York

Dan Seals (country singer) is 62- Part of the duo England Dan and John Ford Coley

Mary Steenburgen (actress) is 57 “Clara Clayton” in Back to the  Future Part III

John Grisham (author) is 55 - Has sold more than a quarter of a billion book worldwide

Vince Neil (singer) is 49- Frontman for Motley Crue

Gary Coleman (actor) is 42“ Arnold Jackson” on Diff’rent Strokes

 Mary McCormack (actress) is 41 “Kate Harper” on The West Wing

Phoenix (bassist) is 33 - Bassist for Linkin Park

Karle Warren (actress) is 18 “Lauren Cassidy” on Chasing Amy

In 1963…On tour with Helen Shapiro in Carlisle, England, The Beatles were refused entry into a local ballroom because they were wearing leather jackets.

In 1964…Responding to claims that The Kingsmen's incomprehensible "Louie Louie" was pornographic, the song's publisher, Max Firetag, offered one-thousand dollars to anyone who could point out the lyrics' supposedly “suggestive” elements.

In 1969…George Harrison's tonsils were removed at London's University College Hospital. The tonsils were destroyed so they could not be sold.

In 1969…Eric Clapton, Ginger Baker and Steve Winwood announced the formation of a new group. With the addition of Family’s Rich Grech on bass, the quartet became Blind Faith.

In 1971…The Bob Dylan documentary Eat the Document premiered at New York's Academy of Music.

In 1972…The official Beatles Fan Club disbanded.

In 1972…London's Royal Albert Hall cancelled a performance of Frank Zappa's classical opus "200 Motels." They claimed the lyrics were obscene.

In 1975…Queen’s single “Killer Queen” was released. It was their first hit.

 In 1980…In London, David Bowie and his wife, Angie, were divorced after nearly ten years of marriage. David won custody of their nine-year-old son, Zowie.

In 1982…Cher opened on Broadway in Come Back to the Five & Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean.

In 1988…The Who – minus deceased drummer Keith Moon – reunited for their 25th anniversary.

In 1990…Del Shannon, best remembered for his 1961 number one "Runaway," died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound in Santa Clarita, California.

In 1999…Universal Music, Warner Music, BMG, Sony Music and EMI officially unveiled Project Madison. The system was developed by IBM to permit fast, secure distribution of full-length, CD quality albums on the Internet.

In 2003…The Black Crowes singer Chris Robinson launched a solo tour in Denver, Colorado.

In 2004…Barbershop 2, starring rapper-actors Ice Cube and Queen Latifah, was number one at the box office in its opening weekend.

In 2004…OutKast won Album of the Year at the GRAMMYs for Speakerboxxx/The Love Below. Coldplay's Clocks was named Record of the Year. Beyonce won five awards, including Best Female R&B Vocal and Best Contemporary R&B Album for Dangerously in Love.

 In 2005…The Doobie Brothers' drummer Keith Knudsen died of pneumonia at the age of 56 in San Francisco.

In 2006…U2 won five GRAMMY awards including Album of the Year for How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb. John Legend won Best New Artist, and Sly Stone appeared onstage for the first time since 1993. Madonna had hernia surgery shortly after her opening performance.

In 2006…Barry Manilow’s Greatest Songs of the Fifties topped the U-S album charts.

SUNDAY MORNIN GOSPEL ALBUM COVER ...Jesus will bring us stone-washed jeans..

"HORSEFEATHERS, PAT,
IF THOSE TESTICLES DON'T
DESCEND, YOU'RE WEARING
A DRESS."

Can I hear an AMEN??