Last month it was reported that Denise Richards’s reality show, It’s Complicated, was going to be cancelled by the E! Network. Critics and the TV-watching public cheered. But wait, now Denise is telling Us magazine that reports of the show’s demise were premature, and that they are to begin filming a new season in a few months.

If you even watched one episode of the atrocity she called reality TV, you would conclude that Denise Richards is both delusional and a liar. So, given what we know about her, can we believe a word of what she’s telling us about a second season? I’ve checked all my sources, and not one has any news of her show being renewed. My guess is she’s just trying to drum up more publicity. There are many Hollywood stars (I use the term loosely for Richards) that I dislike, but none much more than Denise Richards. Fake, fake, fake—even The Hills is more reality-based!

Cancelled or renewed? What is it?

Sarah Palin’s email hacked!

More evidence to support the overwhelming notion that Sarah Palin is all about evasiveness. A hacker group claims to have broken in to Palin’s YahooMail account, which she used for the sole purpose of circumventing governmental email regulations (I won’t bore you with the specifics). Anyway, this is a really juicy story that has the world talking!

The Republicans have essentially confirmed that she was using the email service by issuing a statement that the individuals responsible for the hack are going to be investigated and charged if found. When will the American public wise up to the fact that Sarah Palin is merely a smoke and mirrors mouthpiece to take people’s mind’s off the real issues?

Palin's secret emails revealed

Jerry Seinfeld dropped from brutal Microsoft marketing campaign

Jerry Seinfeld has been dropped as the pitchman for Microsoft, after two nationally aired spots that were horrible at worst and confusing at best. Did you see these awful commercials? I even saw the four and a half minute unedited version of the second one, and even that was boring (you can look for it online). If ANYONE, even the ad wizards at Microsoft, or Bill Gates himself, can explain the purpose of those ads, I would love to hear their explanation. I’m sure that this failed campaign will go down in history as one of the worst in advertising history. Isn’t it ironic that a promotional crusade to save Microsoft’s awful Vista operating system ends up tanking just as bad as the product they’re trying to revive?

Everyone in Silicon Valley—the epicenter of the tech world—was talking about it on Thursday morning, and rumors have been flying as to whom they will get to replace him, or whether they will keep Jerry around for an altogether different campaign angle. We’ll have to see, but the smart money is on Jerry being ousted from Microsoft for good. If so, perhaps his next ad campaign should be for the Wiz, cause nobody beats him! Either way, he’ll rebound, cause he’s the master of his own domain, yadda yadda yadda…

Jerry and Bill ads put to rest

Pink hits #1 for first time

This is bizarre… I didn’t know that rock star Pink has never had a #1 single as a solo artist. Good for her that she’s finally got her first #1 with the super catchy track, So What. I’ve always been a big fan of hers, and she never fails to come through with one catchy tune after another. Sweet!

Pink has #1 song on charts