Megan Fox And Brian Austin Green Divorcing After His Cheating

Brian Austin Green and Megan Fox

Pretty actress, Megan Fox, 28, who has repeatedly been voted one of the most beautiful women in Hollywood, has separated from her husband of 5-years, actor Brian Austin Green, 40. The couple were together for 11-years and have two children, Noah and Bodhi (Green has a child from a previous relationship). The Judiciary Report has it on good authority Green cheated on Fox, whom he met as an aspiring 18-year-old actress in Hollywood. Green moved Fox into his Los Angeles mansion and helped the actress with her budding career.

Fox's breakout role was in the "Transformers" film series, which made her an international star. Green was famous for his role as David on the hit 1990s show "90210" and went on to star in the "Terminator" television series reboot, after the film of the same name. Prior to their marriage, Green and Fox had a few break-ups. However, while she was dating Green, Fox was bedded by "Transformers" movie co-star, Shia Labeouf, who is now schizophrenic from his experiences in Kabbalah.

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Food Network Star, Her Unborn Baby And Husband Killed In Grisly Murders (Video)

Sometimes people do the unthinkable. 36-year-old contractor, Robert Jason Owens, was arrested and charged with the murders of Food Network star, Cristie Schoen Codd, her husband, Joseph "JT" Codd and their unborn baby. Codd was 5-months pregnant. Codd appeared on the show "Food Network Star." Her husband was a television and movie grip, who had worked for the Food Network and previously on the Arnold Schwarzenegger film "Terminator."

The couple went missing, having missed work, which prompted family to check on their wellbeing. The couple was discovered murdered in their North Carolina home. Owens is being prosecuted for the couple's death and has been charged with triple murder, breaking and entering and larceny. Owens stole valuables from the Codd's residence.

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Chris Brown Lampooned On The Boondocks As His Song ‘Loyal’ Goes Gold

Warning: Contains inappropriate language and themes

 

The cartoon “The Boondocks” returned for its fourth season this month and lampooned singer Chris Brown and his legal troubles. The episode was made before Brown was detained, as he currently sits in jail on a probation violation. The show implied Brown keeps getting into trouble with the law to keep his name in the press and his career going. However, the Judiciary Report doesn’t believe for one second Brown wants to be in jail. 

The show features parodies of Chris Brown and his lawyer Mark Geragos

 

The episode has a scene regarding a character suspiciously similar to Brown in name and looks, apologizing for fighting Nicki Minaj in the VIP, claiming he thought she was a robot sent from the future to kill him, like in the movie terminator. However, Brown received some good news last week. This past weekend Chris Brown’s latest single “Loyal” hit 500,000 in sales reaching gold status in America. The video has also been viewed on You Tube 45,000,000 times. 

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The Boondocks Season 4 Episode 1 Comes For Chris Brown

Obama's Internet Intimidator Sure Chose A Funny Name

Barack Obama

Due to the forthcoming 2012 election, U.S. President, Barack Obama, recently appointed, Jesse Lee, as a internet media representative, to tackle unflattering stories on the blogs and social networking sites, in open contradiction to the First Amendment of the United States Constitution.

Jesse Lee posing with his wife (he looks stoned)

Lee opened a Twitter page and proceeded to tweet a not so cute picture of the "Terminator" from the famous film series, proclaiming this is who he shall be to bloggers that write negative stories about the president. Bring it!

Dude had the gall to tweet a picture of Nancy Pelosi, I mean, the Terminator, trying to scare people

But correct me if I'm wrong, didn't the Terminator get his butt handed to him, when he was unceremoniously dropped in a big vat of boiling hot lava in the first sequel, which pretty much toasted him and put an abrupt and fiery end to his illegal stalking. Just checking. This is going to be easier than I thought (figuratively speaking).

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"Terminator Salvation" Movie Review

Title: Terminator Salvation

Year Of Release: 2009

Review Date: June 31, 2010

Rating: PG-13

Running time: 97 minutes

Box Office Gross: $122,444,772

Site Rating: 2 out of 10 stars

The film "Terminator Salvation" was a disappointment and did not live up to the hype that accompanied its marketing push. The Celluloid Film Review suspects, this is why domestic and international ticket sales, were relatively low for the fourth installment of the franchise. The problem was the script. It was bad and dark.

"Terminator Salvation" is about a man fighting off robots that have taken over the planet, after a war destroys modern civilization. The previous "Terminator" films weren't as severe in content or tone. So much of "Terminator Salvation" is muddled, making it one big mess that is sometimes tedious to follow.

Note: the Terminator films were born out of copyright infringement, as James Cameron stole the original script, from a New York paralegal named, Sophia Stewart, after it was passed to him, as revealed by an FBI investigation into the case. Cameron was later accused of stealing the show "Dark Angel" from another writer's copyrighted story, which was available on the internet, years before his program aired. The same story has repeated itself once again, as Cameron stole his latest film "Avatar."