Scott Evans, Instinct magazine December/January cover man, and, of course, the dreamy, steamy Officer Oliver Fish on daytime drama’s One Life To Live, answers the magazine’s questionnaire, admitting he makes a marvelous lasagna, loves candy, and is embarrassed to admit his love for Care Bears 2.
Sexy Sean Faris appears on the cover of the new Men’s Health magazine, removing almost all his clothing, but sadly stopping just short.
Fox 411 is reporting that Calvin Klein has hired hotness Kellan Lutz to appear in a new advertisement series that will imitate the infamous Mark Walberg underwear campaign of the early nineteen-nineties.
Diesel, aiming for truth in advertising, launches its 2010 spring and summer campaign captioned Sex Sells.
The Golden Globes nominations were announced this morning in Los Angeles, California, an underlining of just how poor film was this past year, and how television continues to be a rich art form. Glee earned four nominations and Up in the Air received six, the most for a movie. Perhaps not all that surprising, The Hurt Locker, the best, most original American film of 2009 earned only three nominations, but none for acting.
18 year old Joe McElderry, so curiously cute and terribly talented, is the 2009 X-Factor champion, and he tells the London Mirror, that while still a virgin, he is not, despite suggestions to the contrary, gay. “I’m straight,” said Joe, adding that “I’ve had girlfriends, but I don’t have one right now. I haven’t slept with anyone, but I’m a young lad and I’m concentrating on my music.” In an article published Sunday in the Mirror prior to the X-Factor final, it was revealed that Joe was tormented at school, labeled “gay boy” and that he was taunted by bullies over his supposed sexuality, but that story, full of odd details, does little to dispel rampant rumors he might be a member of the home team.
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