Someone here has gathered a wide collection of photographer Martin Schoeller's famous closeup portraits of celebrities. Bunched together, it's easier for one to see what a bad idea they all are. If nothing else, the pictures proclaim, "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, especially if the beholder is several feet away."
Is this the perfect candidate? And is it odd that we find her him it slightly beautiful?
Lost hobbit Dominic Monaghan is exhibiting some of his photography at a gallery in West Hollywood. Do stop by if you're in the area for a glimpse at the pictures, which range from blurry photos of buildings to blurry photos of celebrities to computer-manipulated photos of the sky. And all taken with a point-n-shoot. It's what you would take pictures of if you were drunk and famous.
Conclusion: Once you're a celebrity, that's your career. Feel free to vacillate between callings at will; nobody will have the balls to tell you you're bad.
The photos, in all their fuzzy glory, after the jump.
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Click through to see one of the first images to be released from the set of The Incredible Hulk, starring Edward Norton as Bruce Banner.
Of course we could have put it out here, but haven't you realized that page views is what we're after! PAGE VIEWS!!!!!!!!!! MOLLYGOOD MAD!!! MAD FOR PAGE VIEWS!!!!!
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Legendary photographer Bert Stern, perhaps most famous for shooting a soon-to-be-dead Marilyn Monroe in 1962 for a collection he titled The Last Sitting, has called on Lindsay Lohan to recreate his depressing but iconic masterwork. The outcome is nothing special and the comparison is flimsy, BUT: Lohan shows her boobs!
After the jump, some NSFW excerpts.
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Vanity Fair is this month running yet another celebrity photo shoot and, guess what? For once, it's cool!
The concept was to recreate famous scenes from Alfred Hitchcock films and some of the resultant shots are beautiful. Finally, an idea good enough that it makes Annie Leibovitz and her dozen assistants seem interesting.
Photographs that professional dude Riley Giles took of ex-girlfriend Lindsay Lohan recently sold to a photo agency for a "low five-figure sum." Because people who rate celebrities do so by checking into how much money pictures of them are worth to people, this is bad news for Lohan's career. If hardly anyone is willing to part with good money to look at three or four pictures of the "troubled starlet," absolutely nobody is going to pay millions to see thousands of pictures of her shown in quick succession (that's how movies work!).
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