Mila Kunis: 'Miley Was Smoking Some Weed'

Mila Kunis thinks Miley Cyrus's excuse is just blowing smoke.
The 'Black Swan' actress appeared on 'Lopez Tonight' on Friday night, and among other things, discussed the recent video of teen star Miley Cyrus smoking what she claimed was the legal drug salvia from a bong. Kunis wasn't buying it.
"She was smoking some weed! Come on, now; that was not no legal [substance]!" she told Lopez, animated and laughing.
Kunis also talked about hearing about her Golden Globe nomination -- and receiving an early, alarming call -- and a wild public transportation experience that led to a nice ride home from on-screen beau Ashton Kutcher.
Additionally, take note of Lopez continuing to call Kunis a Latina -- in fact, she hails from the Ukraine.

Lady Gaga Bites Head Off Santa Claus Doll In Toronto Concert

Gaga humbug! This pop star has no warm spot in her heart for the holiday season.

At a concert at London's O2 arena Friday night, a Lady Gaga fan threw a Santa Claus doll up onto the stage while the star was performing. Instead of taking it and maybe making a wish for Christmas, Lady Gaga ripped a page out of Ozzie Osbourne's book -- and bit right into its neck.

"I do like Christmas, but for those of you feeling lonely this Christmas, just to keep everyone happy," she said, before biting into its merry neck.

"I hate the holidays. I'm alone and miserable you f**king stuffed little toy," the Grammy-winning singer yelled out as she finished the beheading with the heel of her shoe. No doubt she can expect coal in her stocking this year.

Perhaps something has changed for Lady Gaga in the past year -- in 2009, she released an exclusive Christmas single called 'Christmas Tree,.'

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Sunderland qualify for Europe wants

have spoken of several revelations in the Premier League so far this season. We're almost half championship and could say that the podium is occupied surprise teams Bolton, West Brom and Blackpool, Newcastle, giving the newly promoted team category high from the outset. If Owen Coyle is the most prominent coach, no less important are the names of Ian Holloway and Roberto Di Matteo. Despite not having secured his stay (I still think that both WBA and Blackpool will suffer nothing to string a run of bad luck) can now look to their rivals from the middle of the table with the peace that brings.

Welbeck celebrates his goal against Bolton

Less has been said of Sunderland. Only three defeats in history to think they can reach the European places. Why highlight the Sunderland? His last victory was over Bolton, precisely, which have exceeded placing sixth in the standings. And is not the first time they get a highlighted result. The 'black cats' do not know the loss to any of the top five (in the absence of playing against Manchester United) and have won eight of twelve points, in addition to remembering that magnificent victory at Stamford Bridge.

Much of this upward momentum of Sunderland has signed Danny Welbeck , with five goals in their last six games. But it would be unfair to cite a name and forget his strike partner Darren Bent and Asamoah Gyan. May form one of the most feared trios of all Premier League. Lee Cattermole gets aggressive in the middle while the direction is up to Jordan Henderson. To make matters worse, and adding a new reason to think of them for European places, under Craig Gordon sticks is certainly among the top five goalkeepers in the Premier League.

Craig Gordon, Sunderland goalkeeper

Little by little they are doing their niche, they are brewing between the big and even allow the license to beat them. Today I read this comment on Danny Welbeck: "He is slowly making a name for himself". In addition, all the sports sites in England illustrated with her photo chronicle of the majority party and include your name in the headline. Steve Bruce should be happy, progress is obvious, and not just individual. Now have to know what limits they want to.

Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow.....

Leeds 2-0 QPR

After last weeks shocking defeat live on tv against Watford, Rangers' had the chance to bounce back but faced a very difficult trip to the Championship's in form team, Leeds United. The Lofty Heights crew were in attendance despite the difficult conditions.

The morning saw an early start as the group decided to leave slightly earlier than originally planned just to allow us plenty of allowance with our journey up to Yorkshire. Sam and myself arrived at Jenson's at 9 and jumped in his car and set off to pick up PK before getting Lofty. The journey started in slight snowy conditions but as we went north the snow covered areas become lesser as the roads were clear, giving us a clear run to Elland Road after a quick stop off for food.

Neil Warnock made a few changes to the team that lost last Friday. Bradley Orr and Rob Hulse came in for Heidar Helguson and the injured Alejandro Faurlin.

Rangers' started off the first half fairly strongly and when Adel Taarabt slipped a shot just past the post even though he had options either side of him which may of led to an easier chance created.
Leeds were content to sit and hold back before hitting the R's and it seemed as if they were targetting Clint Hill down the R's left and Robert Snodgrass made his life incredibly difficult.
It was no surprise when the Leeds goal came that it was created by Snodgrass, he jigged by two R's defenders before seeing his deflected cross float to the back post and Becchio nodded back to Max Gradel who smashed home from close range and gave Paddy Kenny no chance.
Leeds continued to push but Rangers were by no means being outclassed during the first half but failed to create any clear cut chances.

Half time came and there was still optimism within the group as we felt that a draw would be more than achievable and would definitely be a grear result.

The half time interval saw a Rangers' substitution with Fitz Hall coming on for Clint Hill. Hall took his place at centre back meaning Matt Connolly moved to midfield alongside Shaun Derry and Kyle Walker went to left back.
Rangers started the game steadily but again no clear cut chances were being created.
Just as it seemed the R's were taking a foothold on the game Leeds hit Rangers' on the break down the R's right hand side and Fitz Hall insisted on backing off Max Gradel from just inside the half until he entered the 18yard box and allowed the winger to get a shot in which sneaked inside Paddy Kenny's near post. For me it seemed as if Kenny could've done slightly better with the shot but why the hell Hall backed off for so long is beyond me.
Rangers' never recovered from that killer blow and if it wasn't for two fantastic Paddy Kenny saves then the defeat could've been even heavier.
It looked as if Hall picked up another injury with 10minutes of the game left but due to all three subs being used he remained on the pitch hobbling along, so another spell on the sidelines looks immenant.

Take nothing away from Leeds they deserved their victory today and once again we just were not on our game.

Today's Man of the Match is a very difficult one to choose but nominations for Rob Hulse and Paddy Kenny, but Shaun Derry got the unaminous decision with two votes.

Our incredibly difficult journey home was worsened when we were informed that our region down south was covered by over six inches of snow and the countries motorways were gridlocked, making our travel time home unthinkable.
I finish this report in a services just before Northampton and a gridlocked motorway in front of us all, its going to be a long night for us all!!


MERRY CHRISTMAS TO U ALL FROM MYSELF, LOFTY AND ALL THE GANG!!

Hugh Jackman’s Stunt on Oprah Winfrey Show Goes Wrong

Twelve thousand Oprah fans descended upon the Sydney Opera House on Tuesday to be a part of four shows that wrap up the 25th and final season of the “Oprah Winfrey Show.”

Approximately two hundred staff from Harpo Productions and 200 local staff were employed to organize the trip from beginning to end – including the stage that was erected especially for the shows.

[Oprah Winfrey, Talk Show Queen]:
“After being here for a week, this I know for sure, I love Australia!”

Among the visiting celebrities, Academy Award winner Russell Crowe, the family of late conservationist Steve Irwin, rocker Bon Jovi and actor Hugh Jackman all took to the stage. But it was Jackman’s entrance on a flying fox that caught the crowd by surprise – after it ended with a crash, bang and several stitches.

Oprah jumped to Jackman’s assistance to ask if he was OK. The Australian star took it in his stride and reassured everyone that he was fine. Cheers and applause later erupted from the audience making the accident all part of the magic.

Oprah, who was Down Under with 300 of her American audience members, visited some of the country’s top tourist spots.

Jeff Bridges 'SNL' Promos With Fred Armisen (VIDEO)

This weekend's "Saturday Night Live" is the last one of the year, and if these promos are any indication, it looks like it's going to be a good one with host Jeff Bridges and musical guests Eminem and Lil Wayne. In this oh-so-silly set of promos with Fred Armisen, Bridges gives us a taste of what kind of comedy he'll be doing on Saturday. Hopefully the "Tron" jokes and Coen brothers hand puppets (yes, you read that correctly) will also make an appearance.

R's on the Road To.......... Leeds United.

This Saturday Rangers' take to the road looking to bounce back for the embaressing defeat live on the BBC last week and look to get back to winning ways against in form Leeds United.
here are a few hints and tips if you plan to make the journey to Elland Road.

Club History.



Leeds were founded in 1919 after Leeds City FC disbanded. Leeds took their place in the Midland League in 1919 before being invited into the Football League in 1920.
In March 1961 the club appointed its greatest ever manager Don Revie and in his first months as manager he saved the club from relegation before guiding the club to promotion into the top flight in the 1963/64 season. From that moment until Revie left the club to manage England, Leeds never finished outside the top four and won two Division One titles, the FA Cup and the League Cup during his tenure.
After Revie’s departure the club suffered disappointment as every manager underachieved, with the exception of a good season under Jimmy Armfield when the club reached the European Cup final but lost out to Bayern Munich. The most famous management bust up was when Brian Clough, who was Revie’s successor, lasted 44days before being shown the door. The movie ‘The Damned United’ was based around this chapter.
It wasn’t until Howard Wilkinson took to the helm in 1988 that Leeds began to be a force in the English Leagues. Wilkinson first guided the club back into the First Division in his first full season in charge in 1989/90. Following a fourth place finish in their first season back in the top flight, Wilkinson then led the club to the First Division title in the 1991/92.
Following that success Wilkinson was unable to follow up that moment of glory and the club and he parted way in 1996.
Following eras of management under George Graham and then David O’Leary, who helped guide the club back into the Champions League, it was the board room that was the focus of the media. Having taken out large loans to secure Champions League status the club began to feel the pinch and Chairman Peter Risdale was forced to sell the club to a consortium led by Gerald Krasner who was himself an insolvency specialist and tried to ease the crippling debt that Leeds were suffering from. Relegation to the Championship only made matters worse for the club.
Ken Bates bought the club in 2004 for £10 million but this was only after the club sold the ground and leased it back for over a 25 year agreement and the clubs training ground was also sold for £4.2 million.
Leeds suffered more disappointment when they missed out on promotion back to the top flight in the 2005/06 season but in 2006/07 Leeds suffered relegation to League One, much to the supporters disbelief.
Simon Grayson finally got the club promoted back to the Championship last season.

The Stadium.

Current capacity – 40,204



The ground is completely overwhelmed by the newest built stand, the East Stand, which holds over 17,000. The stand was built and opened in time for the 199/93 season. The remaining stands look pretty tired in comparison and are half the size of the East Stand.
Away supporters are housed in the South Stand corner, which doesn’t possess much leg room for the supporter and has very basic facilities inside.
Be aware that its quite frequent that fans are ejected from the ground for swearing without warning. Stewarding can be really harsh so be careful and alert to the power hungry tools in illuminous jackets.

The History between the teams.

At Leeds (22)

Leeds 10
QPR 6
Draw 6

Rangers’ have been unsuccessful in their last three visits to Elland Road and the last time the R’s were successful there was in the R’s final season in the top flight when they won 3-1 in 1995. Two goals from Danny Dichio and a Trevor Sinclair goal were enough to claim all three points on the day.
Before that the R’s last victory came in 1990 when the R’s came from 2-0 down to win 3-2 and former star player Roy Wegerle scored only of the best goals by a player in Hoops when he mesmerised the Leeds defence when he took on half the team before slotting home from 12 yards. That goal is shown in the R’s greatest goals collection and will remain there for many years to come.



How to get there.

By Car: - The postcode for Elland Road is LS11 0ES..
To get to Elland road use the M1 and follow it all the way until you join the M621.
Leave the M621 at junction 2 and follow the A643 until you reach Elland Road.
For parking, just as you go under a railway bridge there are entrances on either side of the road to some very large car parks and at the cost of £5 , how can you turn them down.


By Train: - The train station is about a 35 minute walk from the ground so the two best ways to get to the ground is via taxi or by shuttle bus. The shuttle bus can be caught just outside the train station and this runs past the North Stand of Elland Road so it’s an ideal form of transport and at a cost of £2.50 it’s a snip and probably cheaper than a taxi if there’s a small group of you.


Pubs 'n' Grub.

The one pub that has been mentioned is the Drysalters pub which is a 10minute walk from the ground. To find this pub; with the Old Peacock pub behind you, turn left and follow the road down to the very end. Pass the entrances to a number of car parks and go under a railway bridge. At the end of the road, turn left along the dual carriageway and the pub is a short way down 'tucked in' on the left. Otherwise alcohol is served within the ground.