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Feb 2011 24

by Erin Broadley

“I’’m a hardcore geek.”
-Emile Hirsch

Kurt Vonnegut once said, “”I want to stay as close to the edge as I can without going over. Out on the edge you see all kinds of things you can’’t see from the center.”” A seductive statement, especially for an actor…

The last time audiences saw actor Emile Hirsch, he’d abandoned all his material possessions and went by the name “Alexander Supertramp.” He was stubborn, deathly emaciated, living alone on an broken down bus, in the middle of the Alaskan wilderness, seeking life’s truths. His portrayal of real-life adventurer Christopher McCandless in Sean Penn’’s Into the Wild scored the young actor a hell of a lot of attention, and more so, Oscar buzz.

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Feb 2011 23

by Scott Rothman and Mike Sacks

$1,000 wk/8BR – Come enjoy beautiful East Hampton this summer! Awesome beach house just steps from ocean, with fabulous views throughout. New Weber grill. Plenty of rooms to sob in. Totally did not just rent this and hope I could find 7 other people to spend the summer with me. Tennis nearby. Minutes from town. Jacuzzi. Newly installed phone for late-night therapist and ambulance dialing. New bedding. Bedbug issue semi resolved.

Other amenities include laundry room, weight room, a guy looking to meet some cool buds, wrap-around deck where the seeds of new friendships can be planted, showers no one has rigged to look at you naked, etc.

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Feb 2011 23

by Erin Broadley

“I’’ve kind of grown up and become less afraid of sincerity.”
-Christina Ricci

Actress Christina Ricci has always been a bit obsessed with history’s Eleanor of Aquitaine. Rumor has it that the 12th Century Queen ran a cult of “courtly love” in France that practiced the “radical” ideology that a marriage without love was no marriage at all. Eleanor, naturally, was charged with heresy by the Catholic Church and spent 15 years wasting away in a prison cell.

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Feb 2011 22

by Sash Suicide

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Feb 2011 22

by Ryan Stewart

“We torture for profit. You can’t get any lower than that.”
-John Cusack

John Cusack is going to say anything he pleases, and if you’re smart you won’t try to stop him. He attributes the genesis of his new anti-war film, War, Inc., to the moment seven years ago when Bush administration spokesman Ari Fleischer had the gall to look Americans in the eye and tell them that they “better watch what they say.”

“I was like, ‘Oh, right. Fuck you!'” Cusack says, calling up SuicideGirls during a break on a London film set to vent about his many frustrations, ranging from the snake-oil strategems of corporate America to the seemingly eternal occupation of Iraq.

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Feb 2011 21

by SG’s Team Agony feat. Squee and Clio

Let us answer life’s questions – because great advice is even better when it comes from SuicideGirls.


[Squee in Philosophy]

Q: I have this problem…every time I meet a potential girlfriend I end up in the “Friend Zone” and it sucks, hardcore. Just wanted to know how I can avoid this Twilight Zone friend anomaly thing. Thanks.

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Feb 2011 21

by Fred Topel

“On behalf of all girls with asses, thank you.”
-Lucy Lawless

Lucy Lawless’s most famous roles have taken her to different eras of history. As Xena in Xena: Warrior Princess, she starred in a comedic interprettion of Greek mythology. Now on TV’s Spartacus, she’s in an ultra-violent depiction of Roman gladiators. Her character, Lucretia, runs a gladiator school with her husband Batiatus (John Hannah).

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