Drew Barrymore and Cameron Diaz have alot going on these days. Drew is expecting her first child with her soon-to be-husband Will Kopelman. Cameron is busy getting ready for the opening of “What to Expect When You’re Expecting”. They must have alot to talk about these days even if ”the baby bump” is literally life imitating art. Through it all they remain BFF’s and the powerful duo just keep it real with each other.
At BFF we love Drew and Cameron. How about you?
Yes BFFers our favorite Idol BFF’s Josh and Hollie are safe for another week…and their “third wheel” Jessica was saved in the nick of time as well. It seems to us that Joshua Ledet and Hollie Cavanagh are such good friends that we have to acknowledge and support their quest to the winner’s circle. They have alot of behind the scene antics which seem very genuine and authentic. Sure they are together alot….but it hasn’t taken them very long to find this friendship. Sometimes these close bonding situations foster the kind of relationships that are built to last. But what about Josh and Hollie head-to-head in the finals?????? Can these BFF’s survive an American Idol final? What do you think?
American Humane Association’s Hero Dog Awards™ were created in 2010 to celebrate the powerful relationships between dogs and people, to serve as a catalyst to advance society’s understanding of the human-animal bond. Dogs are an invaluable part of our lives every day; as companion animals, service and therapy animals, animal soldiers, police officers and first responders and emerging heroes. American Humane Association advocates for the American values of caring, compassion and hope. Here at BFF we applaud the new and ambitious effort to continually recognize “ordinary dogs who do extraordinary things.” Celebs like Betty White, Orlando Bloom, and Kristin Chenowith have all served as advisers and judges for this great cause! Woof!!!!
And btw……….We voted for Hanley!
http://www.herodogawards.org/vote/?nominee=64277383
Breakout UK boy band, One Direction, has been sued by US boy band One Direction! Syco Entertainment and Sony music have been served with a $1 million lawsuit from the U.S. music group. US One Direction say they’ve been using the name since 2011 and have been selling music on iTunes since last February. The US band’s attorney commented that UK One Direction was aware of name controversy when they tried to trademark it in the US, but pressed ahead. What’s the big deal about a name change, with all their success? With their popularity, they won’t be lost in translation.
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