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This is so freaking hilarious. I couldn't stop laughing. Check out the spoof of Mariah Carey's Touch My Body made by famous Jackie Beat. For the record, people find the song ludicrous but I actually like it. Besides, it's her 18th number single y'all.

Killer lines:

'Cause if you run the pics you got without the use of PhotoShop
I will hunt you down

Meanwhile, here's the piano-only version which I always listen to when I'm blogging.

Make me a Supermodel is imported from the UK. One will quickly call it a copycat of America's Next Top Model but there are a few differences. The most obvious one is that it's for both males and females. It also features a male supermodel host, Tyson Beckford.

The format is very similar to ANTM - a challenge and a photoshoot. What's unique is there final catwalk on each episode, which is done before the judges make their comments about the models. It's good in the sense that they can judge the models on their overall performance - catwalk and photoshoot - unlike in ANTM where the models' runway talents are only tested on a few challenges.

Their selling point is that the audience can participate by choosing who should be kept in the competition, a true signature style of a reality show. The judges are just there to choose the bottom three performers. From there, America can vote using their AllTel phones on who they want to be made into a supermodel.

The bad: Tyra is definitely more popular than Nikki Taylor. (Or I could be wrong) She also brings more energy to the set than the hosts of MMAS but maybe that's how it really is in the real world.

Here's a clip from the last episode I watched:

I just saw Iron Man ... TWICE. Yes, it's that good~! It's worth every penny.


I didn't realize that Iron Man's story is much like Bruce Wayne's - a rich man who becomes a hero. What I like about this movie, aside from the incredible effects and robotics displayed on film, is its political angle. It reminds me of Lord Of War (Ethan Hawke, Nicholas Cage) which tackles how America itself funds the terrorists - therefore funding the so-called war.

Oh I am soooo excited for the sequel. I am sure War Machine is going to be in it!

The trailers of the 1989 Batman Movie (where Michael Keaton played the lead character) and the latest installment, The Dark Knight have very, VERY similar trailers. I don't know how much of this was edited to highlight those similarities but the timing and shots are almost identical.