Sometimes I’m a little ahead of the game. I’m the first to admit it.
Remember when cobalt blue kitchens were all the rage? I had one a few years before they were trendy. When I had a cobalt blue kitchen, it was just funky, not fashionable.
I’m okay with that.
So when I was all “Ryan Reynolds is funny and sexy,” and the rest of the world was occupied with other people, I wasn’t that surprised.
(I’m sure you see the commonalities between Ryan Reynolds and cobalt blue kitchens, so I won’t insult you with an explanation.)
Therefore, it is with great happiness and a heartfelt ’bout time, world’ that I greet the news that Ryan has been named “Sexiest Man Alive” by People magazine.
I mean, look at the man. He’s gorgeous and ripped. His sense of humor and comic timing on screen are even biggest assets in my book.
Probably didn’t hurt that he’s got a couple of big blockbuster films headed our way, “The Green Lantern” most noteably. People never makes their decision based on sex appeal alone. (Isn’t that why Johnny Depp got the nod last year, right before “Public Enemies” tanked at the box office? Sorry, Johnny.)
It already has me thinking about next year’s choice. Let’s see… November 2011.
Wonder if any interesting movies are being released then??
Trophy love
There’s something in the air of late, and it sure ain’t love.
I’ve been chronicling the sad events on my Facebook page: Couple after celebrity couple calling it quits, even though the holidays are just around the corner.
Is there some kind of tax incentive to ending things before year’s end? A public relations advantage to starting the new year with a clean relationship slate? More product endorsements available to single stars?
I for one am shocked and truly saddened.
While I never thought Scarlett was funny enough for Ryan — sorry, I’m not big enough of a person to keep that opinion to myself — I wanted the relationship to succeed because Ryan did. (I love him that much.) I hate that it failed.
But then they broke up for good. Now she’s dating Michael Sheen, who is a brilliant actor (and a better Tony Blair than Tony Blair himself).
But she’ll always be Ryan’s gal in my mind.
But seriously, folks, these celebs need to start putting in the work. If Natalie Portman is willing to study ballet for a year to earn an Oscar for “Black Swan,” and Christian Bale will starve himself down to skin and bones for “The Machinist” and “The Fighter”…
…can’t actors put just a little more effort into their own love lives?
Maybe if we come up with an award…
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