Spencer Pratt is demanding attention by dressing up as an old man and proclaiming that his split from wife Heidi is just a publicity stunt. "We love each other but I'm a fame whore and I'll never grow out of it," Spencer said to People magazine.
A fellow named Dana Hanna committed the ultimate faux pas of using his mobile during his actual wedding ceremony to Tweet (on Twitter, no less) the great news. The video was immediately posted on Twitter and now he and wife Tracy Page are getting mad, Internet famous off of the faux pas. Everyone wins! Everyone but good taste, that is.
Julia Allison, internet celebrity and Time Out New York Dating columnist, has launched her online talk show, TMI Weekly. The series is part of NonSociety, Allison's vanity project, cough, web venture that showcases her life and those of her two friends, Megan Asha and Mary Rambin. TMI Weekly episodes are two or three minutes gabfests where Allison and company discuss, as the tagline suggests, "Sex. Tech. Style." The videos want to be a cross between The View and the Sex and the City character's weekly lunches; unfortunately they lack a diversity of viewpoints and make up for it with dramatic facial expressions and giggling.
Sometimes nerds breakup. It's a fact and sometimes those nerds have developed enough fame that they have a real platform to take their grievances public. Julia Allison and Charles Forman show us how it's done.
