Sep 25 2008Michael Douglas questioned about the economy because he was in that movie

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Michael Douglas fielded questions yesterday about the current economic crisis facing America. Apparently, playing Gordon Gekko in Wall Street over two decades ago makes him a financial expert. Wow, way to hit a home run, mainstream media. For a minute there, I was almost worried people might not think we're a nation of total idiots. The Associated Press reports:

After world leaders here condemned the "boundless greed" of world markets, Douglas was asked to compare nuclear Armageddon with the "financial Armageddon on Wall Street."
But the likening to Gekko did not end there, with a reporter asking: "Are you saying Gordon that greed is not good?"
"I'm not saying that," Douglas replied. "And my name is not Gordon. He's a character I played 20 years ago."

Ironically, no one asked Michael Douglas how to run the country even though he starred in The American President. They're probably saving that question for a more suitable recipient: Harrison Ford. His presidential character had a machine gun. Whoa, did you hear that? I think Sarah Palin just moistened a little. Or a dam broke; I can never tell.

Mar 10 2008Catherine Zeta-Jones is all kinds of hot


Catherine Zeta-Jones promoted her unnaturally hot ass off in Sydney this weekend. She did press for her latest movie Death Defying Acts. I don't even know what it's about, but who cares? It stars Catherine Zeta-Jones. I'd watch a five-hour documentary about the bassoon if she was in it. I included pictures of her husband Michael "I met Abe Lincoln" Douglas who stayed in LA. Probably because he has to stay on his native soil or else those around him will suffer the mummy's curse. And by curse I mean stories about that time he forgot to take his blood thinner.

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