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Willie Mays Hayes steals again

Actor Wesley Snipes has been indicted on eight counts of tax fraud, having failed to file a return with the IRS for any of the years between 1999 and 2004. Snipes is accused of cheating the government out of an estimated $12 million in taxes, and stands to face up to 16 years in prison if found guilty on all charges.

Snipes would already be under arrest if it weren’t for one small problem: authorities don’t know where he is. Odds are he’ll continue to make himself scarce for the foreseeable future, and between the guy’s base-running stats and his demonstrated skill at slaying bloodsucking fiends…he may be a tough one to bring in.

Tara Reid admits to killing her career

After seeing that Tara Reid was on the cover of US Weekly discussing her boobs and career, I knew that I just had to go the easier route of tracking this info down online rather than actually buying the mag and doing some “reading.” Sure enough, there were many revalations to be had, including her terrific show “Taradise,” which she now looks back on as “probably the stupidest thing I ever did … I didn’t know it was going to ruin my career.”

And how about her boobies? Yep, she regrets that as well saying she wanted a “big B” cup but the doc gave her a big C instead, which she didn’t like. And of course there were her misshapen nipples and all the great stuff. She’s since had the botched surgeries fixed. And how about her acting career? Well, she’ll be starring in a “direct to Web” (god, that’s gotta be worse than straight to video) flick called “Incubus” on Halloween.

K-Fed acts (or something)

I keep looking at my watch and notice that K-Fed’s 15 minutes have been up a few months ago, but for some reason the dude keeps getting work. Not that this is new news per se in regards to his career, but Defamer has his “acting debut” on CSI hot linked for all to enjoy. Their report on the whole damn thing has more juicy bits than I knew about, so please enjoy.

On a related note, though, I was talking to an old friend of mine the other night who now works with a dance company out in L.A. and she knows K-Fed personally. Her take on the man is that he’s completely lazy and never wants to show up for rehearsals, etc. Not that any of that is a surprise. I asked her to guesstimate how much more time his marriage to Britney will last and her opinion was not too much longer and that he was all pissy about the prenup even though there’s more than he deserves in it.

I’m not bitter. The guy’s just an easy target. Now if only that damn CD of his would be released.

(Edit: The hot link to the videos has now been removed but click here to see numerous K-Fed clips from the show.)

Donna Martin ovulates!

Tori Spelling is expecting a child with her new husband, Dean McDermott. Spelling and McDermott are reportedly thrilled to announce their news, as it provides a substantial bright spot in the wake of her father Aaron’s passing and her mother’s inequitable division of the Spelling estate’s assets.

While Tori is saddened that her father will never get to meet his new grandchild, she consoles herself with the knowledge that the man who cast his daughter as the staunchly virginal Donna Martin also died before ever receiving incontrovertible proof that she had actually had sex with anyone.

While I can’t say much for HIS movies…

…I’m nonetheless half-tempted to tune into Rob Zombie’s new hosting gig on Turner Classic Movies, called TCM Underground.

TCM executive vice-president and general manager Tom Karsch says the show “will serve as home to some of the truly visionary cult films that have been made over the past century, from stylish horror movies to offbeat black comedies. I can’t think of a better mix than having Rob Zombie host classic cult films made by heroes of the genre, people like George Romero, Ed Wood and Russ Meyer. And we think Rob will be a great asset in making these classics more accessible to a new generation of film fans.”

Strangely, RZ himself offers not even a single comment within the press release hyping the show, but that’s okay; the films that’ll be spotlighted on “TCM Underground” speak for themselves:

Night of the Living Dead
The Crazies
Bride of the Monster
Freaks
The Honeymoon Killers

Opening night is this Friday, October 13th, and it kicks off with this all-time classic:

Need I say more?

Tune in at 2:00 AM on the…wait a minute, 2:00 AM? That’s not the 13th, then; that’s the 14th. Whoops. Well, anyway, it’s on at 11 PM on the 13th if you’re on the West Coast…

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