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Last week on the Howard Stern Show Wilmer Valderrama held nothing back when it came to talking about his exploits with young Hollywood starletts, and we are here to smack it up, flip it, rub it down... Oh no!

Jessica Alba was quoted in an article in FHM with a few comments that will either leave some limp or suicidal. With all the talk of nudity lately this isn't exactly the kind I think fans were looking forward to. Take a read:

Chatting to FHM magazine, the Sin City star told how she only wants to take "moral" roles in the future.

She said: "I'll leave the slutty girl to other people.

"And I'll play the sweet, moral girlfriend who believes in love - roles that are more interesting than playing a vixen."

Jessica also slammed the curves that have seen her top sexiest polls around the world.

She added: "I have curves, but I don't really like them.

"I wish I was skinnier and taller."

SOURCE: The Sun

FHM released their top 10 ladies from their upcoming 100 Sexiest Women in the World 2006 Readers' Poll. Bear in mind this is a "reader's poll", and this is the opinion of the readers. Suffice to say, I have something to say here. Check out the top 10:

A few names that also made the list include Jennifer Garner, Jennifer Lopez, Jennifer Love Hewitt and Jennifer Aniston.

The story that won't seem to go away is about to get crushed.

TIME Magazine published their encounter with Mel Gibson and the cast of his upcoming Mayan epic Apocalypto and we felt it was about time we let you in on what could be a big hit or a movie that doesn't get watched by anyone other than... well... Mayans.

The made-for-TV movie, dare I call it a phenomenon, seems to be the graveyard where actors' careers go to die and a few more have decided to throw their names in the hat.

When is it not okay to try to help those in need? Is this sensationalism or a genuine effort? We'll tell you what you think as The Smoking Gun has published information implying that ABC is "not content with humdrum stories of poverty, heartache, and distress, the producers of "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" have compiled a creepy wish list of woe for the next season of the hit ABC television series..."

What am I talking about? Well, they are looking for candidates with such ailments as "melanoma/skin cancer", "home invasion", families that have lost a child due to drunk driving, children with congenital insensitivity to pain with anhidrosis, etc. It ain't a pretty picture and neither is what we have to say.

Chalk this one up in the "What the fuck?!" category. I won't spoil the surprise in writing, but you can find the official AFI press release here.

George Clooney steps into the realm of slightly uncool for a second as he reacts outside of his nature in regards to Gawker.com's "Gawker Stalker" section of their site. The section of the site takes information provided by visitors and pinpoints the locations of readers' random celebrity sightings on the Internet, using a Google map of Manhattan.

Clooney wants to retaliate against the site's hardcore celeb fans by flooding the site with fake info, here is what he had to say in an email he sent to several publicists:

Flood their Web site with bogus sightings. Get your clients to get 10 friends to text in fake sightings of any number of stars. A couple hundred conflicting sightings and this Web site is worthless. No need to try to create new laws to restrict free speech. Just make them useless. That's the fun of it. And then sit back and enjoy the ride. Thanks, George.

SOURCE: Page Six | MSNBC

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