Ryan and Carmen posed up for this photo on Tuesday night
Bad news ladies — Ryan Lochte may have met his match.
After previously revealing that his all-time crush is Carmen Electra, he was caught making out with the former “Baywatch” beauty at Bootsy Bellows in Hollywood on Tuesday night.
And Lochte, 28, and Electra, 40, weren’t shy about who witnessed their tonsil tennis session.
An eyewitness told E!: “They were in a booth together and he had his arm around her and they were kissing on the lips. At one point, they were standing up and kissing and everyone saw them.
“They did not leave together, and I am not sure if they will see each other again. But they have been tweeting and Instagraming back and forth.”
A source added: “They are both single and having fun and it was very flirty.”
Ryan has spoken about his crush on Carmen before, saying: “By far, still my all-time favorite to this day is Carmen Electra.”
We’re sure if these two ever embark upon a relationship, it will go swimmingly well.
It’s official! Dustin Hoffman is the coolest guy ever.
And the Meet The Fockers star has humor to boot, as is evident by the clip posted below.
We caught up with the 75-year-old actor out and about in Beverly Hills on Monday and he shared some pearls of wisdom on how to make it big in Hollywood.
See what he has to say to inspiring actors in the clip below…
Women are their own worst enemies, and often each others also. In particular, women seem to get some delight out of seeing seemingly flawless female stars, looking anything but.
Today we raise the question if, in fact, we judge the women in the spotlight too harshly.
We raise this question on the back of an article Ashley Judd has written for The Daily Beast.
You can read the whole piece here, but below is a snippet….we would love to hear your feedback.
Ashley writes….
However, the recent speculation and accusations in March feel different, and my colleagues and friends encouraged me to know what was being said. Consequently, I choose to address it because the conversation was pointedly nasty, gendered, and misogynistic and embodies what all girls and women in our culture, to a greater or lesser degree, endure every day, in ways both outrageous and subtle. The assault on our body image, the hypersexualization of girls and women and subsequent degradation of our sexuality as we walk through the decades, and the general incessant objectification is what this conversation allegedly about my face is really about.
A brief analysis demonstrates that the following “conclusions” were all made on the exact same day, March 20, about the exact same woman (me), looking the exact same way, based on the exact same television appearance. The following examples are real, and come from a variety of (so-called!) legitimate news outlets (such as HuffPo, MSNBC, etc.), tabloid press, and social media:
One: When I am sick for more than a month and on medication (multiple rounds of steroids), the accusation is that because my face looks puffy, I have “clearly had work done,” with otherwise credible reporters with great bravo “identifying” precisely the procedures I allegedly have had done.
Two: When my skin is nearly flawless, and at age 43, I do not yet have visible wrinkles that can be seen on television, I have had “work done,” with media outlets bolstered by consulting with plastic surgeons I have never met who “conclude” what procedures I have “clearly” had. (Notice that this is a “back-handed compliment,” too—I look so good! It simply cannot possibly be real!)
Three: When my 2012 face looks different than it did when I filmed Double Jeopardyin 1998, I am accused of having “messed up” my face (polite language here, the F word is being used more often), with a passionate lament that “Ashley has lost her familiar beauty audiences loved her for.”
Four: When I have gained weight, going from my usual size two/four to a six/eight after a lazy six months of not exercising, and that weight gain shows in my face and arms, I am a “cow” and a “pig” and I “better watch out” because my husband “is looking for his second wife.” (Did you catch how this one engenders competition and fear between women? How it also suggests that my husband values me based only on my physical appearance? Classic sexism. We won’t even address how extraordinary it is that a size eight would be heckled as “fat.
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