Christina Hendricks :Biggest (Real) Boobs In Hollywood
Entertainment Tonight Emmy after Party at Vibiana in Downtown Los Angeles, California
Mad Men won best show for one reason, make that two reasons
Christina Hendricks :Biggest (Real) Boobs In Hollywood
Entertainment Tonight Emmy after Party at Vibiana in Downtown Los Angeles, California
Head chef Karthik Kumar, 28 cooking in the kitchen of the Brick Lane Curry House, New York, New York on August 5, 2010 A New York Indian restaurant is serving up brave customers a seriously spicy curry dish that they claim is the hottest in the world. Entitled the ‘Phaal Curry Challenge’, the Brick Lane Curry House in Manhattan’s East Village invites willing customers to chow down on a fiery hot meal containing ten of the world’s spiciest chilis. So spicy and so high on the Scoville that measures the piquancy of peppers, the phaal curry has to be prepared by chefs wearing a gas mask to protect them from the fumes. Containing the bhut jolokia chili, which the Indian military is preparing to use in their famed ‘curry hand grenade’ and strikes up to 1,000,000 on the Scoville scale, the Brick Lane curry packs a formidable punch. However, Brick Lane have yet to have their phaal tested precisely by a team, but it is worth noting that Tabasco sauce scores 5,000 on the Scoville scale
Pop Singer Katy Perry visits “The Late Show with David Letterman” in New York, New York on August 24, 2010. I swear Katy Perry is getting hotter and hotter by the day, too bad her music is getting sh!tter and Sh!tter
Kyle Lambert completes stage one in creating the portrait of Will Smith on his Apple Ipad in August 2010 in Altringham, England. From Amy Winehouse to Rihanna these colorful pieces of art see creation meet technology in perfect unison. Finger painted on the revolutionary iPad art, these striking pictures of celebrities, some startling realistic and others a bit more stylized, are the creation of young artist Kyle Lambert. Originally from Altringham in Cheshire, the 23-year-old recently graduated from Manchester Metropolitan University where he studied illustration and animation. His work, which can take up to eight hours per piece, is rooted in his life-long love of more traditional methods, which the iPad, which has only been available in the UK for less than three months, lets him use and adapt. For more of Kyle’s work visit: www.kylelambert.co.uk
