Who does he think he is?! To have the audacity to believe that people are actually that brain-dead to watch that lame excuse of a film "Chaos." I haven't watched it, but again, I am standing by Roger Ebert and every other critic who condemns this movie to Hell!!! I hope everyone reads this blog hard and clear enough to understand that David DeFalco is nothing short of a boil on the backside of humanity. He is worse than crap. He probably makes the Devil cry for this garbage!!! Boo-frickin' hoo. Sorry, David, but you should retire while you still can.

FOX has conjured up the cure to their dreaded "Princes of Malibu" project. This premise should help to make viewers forget about abysmal teenagers like the self-proclaimed princes they make themselves out to be.

The show will run for 20 episodes this season, each of them representing a time line. Much like FOX's "24", each episode will break down into one portion of an entire time length. The difference is that "Reunion" will break up into 20 years for each episode. It is an interesting premise worth investigating.

Each episode will present seemingly insignificant moments in the lives of six friends from high school graduation to their 20th high school reunion. With each new episode, new actors and actresses will be casted in order to keep the premise believable. At the end of those 20 years, hopefully the truth will come out and be revealed.

What worries me is that a lot of material may be cut to fit the air time the show is limited to. I hope I get to see enough to make sense of everything that happened in one year to explain the next years after. Still, I am looking forward to seeing how the mystery will be unraveled.

I’m so ticked off about these tabloids claiming the stupidest things I’ve ever heard. As if the tabloids and magazines can no longer profit on relationship rumors (Nick & Jessica, Kenny & Renee, etc.), they now look towards demeaning disappearance victims like Natalee Holloway. It has now become painfully clear that idiotic tabloids are desperate to stay afloat. Magazines that were printing relationship rumors are now $1.99/copy. The only reason I even look at the cover, but don’t even bother to touch that garbage was to see what new stupid story they print next.

What bothers me the most was their “point-of-view” on the Natalee Holloway story. Unless there is concrete proof that she was bound to be recorded for a sex video (according to stupid tabloids out there), I’m not buying it! As we all know, tabloids are far less credible and filthier than steaming piles of cow dung. Also, the fact that they claim that Natalee was in a sex video does nothing more than rub salt on the wounds of the very people who loved her the most – her friends and family, who do everything in their power to save her. Seeing this crap (and I’m sorry for this…) makes me ashamed to be an American.