Oh. My. God.
Fans of Australian supermodel Miranda Kerr should sprint out to the newstand and buy this month’s GQ magazine (the one with Johnny Depp on the cover).
On pages 67-69 are some great photos.
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Dec 182009
What an eye catching image for the creative image licensing shop Trunk Archive.
Apparently, the know their stuff.
Jul 172009
Speaking of Twitter. Don’t you just love the background image of 2007 Playmate of the Year Sara Jean Underwood (@sarajeanpmoy07)?
FANTASTIC!
Nice choice of Twitter background Sara Jean!
Wow, I’d love to see pictures of this little stroll.
“I’ve only been topless on one beach in Ibiza. I knew there was one more thing I had to do,” she added. “I took my top off and just walked up and down the beach and drew a heart in the sand for this one (points to producer boyfriend Nick Carpenter).”
Want more Bridget Marquardt news? She’s on twitter as @BunnyBridget. Yummy.
Jul 172009
Farewell Walter Cronkite.
From his NY Times obit:
From 1962 to 1981, Mr. Cronkite was a nightly presence in American homes and always a reassuring one, guiding viewers through national triumphs and tragedies alike, from moonwalks to war, in an era when network news was central to many people’s lives.
You will be missed sir.
Jan 092009
Brilliant. Bloody brilliant. How did i2conic miss these gems of video from Nuts, a magazine from the UK that i2conic also just found out about. So without further ado, here a topless wii video after the break. (NSFW)
Okay, WOW!
So I was watching the Fiesta Bowl the other night between the Ohio State Buckeyes and the Texas Longhorns. The camera kept cutting to Texas QB Colt McCoy’s parents (his mom is the one in the red shirt). Sitting next to them was Colt’s girlfriend, hottie Rachel Glandorf. Though she was pouting in this picture, she had plenty to smile about later as Colt lead the Longhorns to a come from behind victory with 18 seconds left in the game. I’m sure Colt was smiling later after. 
Oct 032008
This is one disturbingly funny video with video and picture clips of Clay Aiken through the years set to Barry White’s version of “Don’t Go Changing”.
Ewwww.
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