Word: aguileraã
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...looks to me quizzically, tilting her head to the side, and asks “Dirty...Cathy?” I know. This nickname sounds either like I’m trying to recreate Christina Aguilera??s assless-chaps days, rolling around in mud and proclaiming that I’m “too dirrrty to clean my act up,” or that I’m simply just someone who forgoes bathing on a regular basis. In either case, I sound like I have some serious issues, be they sexual or hygienic...
...never hook up with a pre-frosh. Something you’ve always wanted to tell someone: Please don’t procreate. Favorite childhood activity: Cheering for the Blue Barracudas on “Legends of the Hidden Temple” Sexiest physical trait: Ability to perform Christina Aguilera??s “Beautiful” entirely in sign language. Also, lack of swine flu. Best part about Harvard: I now know at least two Armenians. They are a delightful people. Worst part about Harvard: June 5, 2009. Describe yourself in 3 words: Castable. Really castable...
...Joel Madden is currently hard at work promoting his new album, probably to raise money for the extensive therapy little Harlow is going to need after she watches a few episodes of The Simple Life. Nicole’s delivery was quickly overshadowed by news of Christina Aguilera??s new baby boy, Max Liron Bratman, born at the very same hospital a few hours after Harlow. And speaking of hospitals, Britney Spears ended up there after holding her son hostage when KFed’s people came to pick him up (read: rescue him) from...
...holding them responsible for that.” Under the Wage and Benefits Parity Policy, Harvard requires outside contractors to pay service workers wages comparable to those given to unionized Harvard workers who perform similar work, according to Harvard spokesman Joe Wrinn. But Wrinn disagreed with Aguilera??s assertion that Harvard had direct influence in the negotiations, and said that the University did not plan to pressure AlliedBarton about the negotiations. “We certainly respect their right to protest, but the issue is between AlliedBarton and its employees,” Wrinn said, although he added...
...polished to pull it off. Sure, overproduced music can be fun, but it has to full-throatedly embrace that spirit of plasticity. Lavigne has abandoned her formerly rambunctious ‘tude for something lifeless and much less dynamic. Transformation has often made for interesting pop stars. Christina Aguilera??s metamorphosis from “Genie in a Bottle” pop-schlock to “Xtina: Warrior Princess” resuscitated her career. Recently, Lavigne has been documented in the press trading in her “JNCOs” for more upscale duds. In January...