It's kind of funny to think that someone who should be used to having his or her picture taken frequently doesn't know how to strike a simple pose; but many celebrities can't.

It's especially funny when it it's someone who gets paid to have her picture taken, such as model, Kate Moss.

Halle Berry, shown above, is one beauty who falls into the "doesn't know how to pose" category, at least according to the author of this article about celebrities who can't pose.

When it comes to Halle Berry I agree with my wife, who once said, "There aren't any bad pictures of Halle Berry."

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Lindsay Lohan was spotted out on the town, but this time it was an innocent, apparently non-alcoholic lunch with her "BFF".

Taking a page from her casual acquaintance, Paris Hilton's, playbook, the recently reformed Lohan has apparently decided that Samantha Ronson, a DJ, is her best confidant, or "BFF", "best friend for life."

Here the story, additional photos and fan comments on the new Lindsay Lohan.

Meanwhile Lindsay Lohan's father is miffed because she isn't joining him on a missionary trip to India.

Wow, I can't believe it; she passed on such an exciting time with her conveniently born again Christian father.

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Britney was involved in another traffic incident, and although it was reported as an accident, there wasn't any damage to either vehicle or did anyone claim injury.

But, with the next day came the arrival of intense pain to the driver of the other car, even though this was best described as a no miles per hour accident.

So I'm certain we'll have the inevitable lawsuit filed by the "victim" before long.

Here's what "MSM Entertainment" has to say about Britney Spears' latest auto accident and while there check out the links to stories about

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It happens to all of us eventually even one of the world's current hunks, Colin Farrell.

Colin, seen here, in makeup for the filming of a remake of "The Werewolf", has led a pretty wild life. But now, at only age 31, the Irish tough guy admits to having reached his physical limits during the making of "In Bruges".

I seriously doubt that Colin's new awareness of his own mortality will slow him down, either in public or private.

Here's the story about Colin Farrell's introduction to old age.

This link takes you to a story about Farrell's next movie, "Triage" .

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Even if you're not a fan of politics, certain politicians are always worth watching, for a variety of reasons.

These days I view politicians more as entertainers than anything else because they're constantly on TV trying to win you over as a fan.

Bush is entertaining; he's creating a new language of which even he isn't fluent, he tells joke that bomb because someone who's even duller than he is writes them for him.

And then there's that semi-angry, semi-cross-eyed stare that he throws his audience after informing them that he's found another way to it to the public. Ya just gotta laugh at this pathetic attempt at sincerity.

Anyway, The far more interesting Hillary Clinton will be fielding jibes and jabs thrown at her by Steven Colbert on Thursday on "Comedy Central".

Here's the story about Hillary Clinton's appearance on "The Colbert Report".

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I was never much of a fan of Ashton Kutcher's TV show, "Punk'd" but his current show, "Pop Fiction", on "E", sounds like something for me.

I've never been a fan of "punking", or whatever, the average schmoe, but turn Kutcher loose on the likes of the Paparazzi, and I'm interested.

This new show has celebrities pulling convincing pranks on the Paparazzi, and others of their ilk, in the form of misleading rumors, about themselves.

The show does have a more "Candid Camera", a show I always likes, approach, as this article about celebrities punking gossipers, explains.

Source:www.thesuperficial.com