The Big Lead Reveal, Take 2

I'm pretty confident no one could've said it better.
As soon as I read Gaucho's post the Cobra Kai's Johnny Lawrence rang through my head when he told Daniel LaRusso]: "You couldn't leave well enough alone, could ya?"
I think there've been so many point of views written on this subject that anyone who drags the "jealousy" thing back up IS just a troll.

 

god, now he's going to come rub how much money TBL makes in all our faces, even though he's admitted he has no idea how much/little TBL pulls in. i know it sounds ridiculous, maybe even stupid ... but i bet it happens.

 

Well said, Double Down. Just one quibble: It's "y'all." ;D

 

I know Simon.

 

Just an addendum to my charges against Us Weekly....the star of The Hills is now claiming the magazine made up an interview of hers and put it in their magazine, which is disappointing because she considers the magazine's writers her friends, with whom she often eats dinner.

But it's still a tough job to get, of course.

Full disclosure: I find The Hills, and its predecessor, Laguna Beach, so interesting because the show is not merely edited to create fabrication - it is almost totally fabrication, subsidized (in this case) by MTV and Teen Vogue, which paid for its place on the show and is getting far more out of it than the stars are getting out of Teen Vogue. They're, like, sub-Paris Hilton.

 

TBL > dirty.com and comparable to TMZ.com, according to ESPN.

Just reported on ESPN -- pics of Matt Leinart partying have been circulating. They "first surfaced on gossip site dirty.com before making their way to more mainstream sites such as TMZ.com and The Big Lead," said the ESPN dude.

 

But why does ESPN get to determine the standards of credibility?

 

Being better than a site called "dirty.com" is definitely something to hang one's hat on.

 

but mizzougrad says he doesn't know if he makes a ton of cash, though.

 

Oops, actually it's thedirty.com

 

Oh, well then. KUDOS!