Kate Upton’s Seven Habits of Highly Effective Internet Bombshells

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In the July issue of GQ model and Internet sensation Kate Upton sat down for an interview with Mark Kirby where she discussed the Seven Habits of Highly Effective Internet Bombshells.

In the interview Upton discusses being discovered while doing “the Dougie” at a Los Angeles Clipper game, her two tattoos (a horseshoe and a cross), being kicked us out of the Santa Monica Pier for failing to properly cover-up after an unexpected wardrobe malfunction, her commercials for Carl’s Jr. and Zoo York, her recent tabloid ties to New York Jets quarterbacks Mark Sanchez and Tim Tebow, how her racy “nun-kini” bathing suit in The Three Stooges drew the ire of the Catholic League, growing up in Florida, using Twitter, and her role as “America’s premier spokesperson for dude-friendly products.” Upton also posed for a cover photoshoot with Terry Richardson. You can find the pics, and behind-the-scenes video, after the jump.

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Franklin & Bash – Jango and Rossi

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  • Title: Franklin & Bash – Jango and Rossi
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While representing one of Infeld’s (Malcolm McDowell) ex-wives (Cybill Shepherd), Franklin (Breckin Meyer) and Bash (Mark-Paul Gosselaar) meet their match when they run into a pair of brash young lawyers (Seth Green, Eric Mabius) who enjoy flamboyantly bending legal procedures for their own amusement almost as much as they do.

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Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season Nine #10

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btvs-season-nine-10-coverBuffy the Vampire Slayer Season Nine #10 concludes the “Apart of Me” storyline which found Buffy‘s consciousness trapped in the body of a Buffybot and her body’s new personality under the brainwashing of psycho slayer Simone.

Although I think the arc has provided some nice moments it ends more with a whimper than a bang. Don’t get me wrong, it’s certainly not a bad issue, but it’s pretty much exactly what you’d expect (without a big Buffy vs. Buffy throwdown). Buffy gets reunited with herself, Simone gets away, and everything goes back to normal (or whatever Buffy’s version of normal is).

The only real lasting effect of the arc is Spike, realizing there’s no hope for vamp and slayer, deciding on his own to leave. Although it provides a nice moment for Spike it also removes yet another one of the comic’s most entertaining characters. Next issue marks the return of Kennedy who hopefully will breathe some new life back into the Buffyverse. For fans.

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Journey 2: The Mysterious Island

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  • Title: Journey 2: The Mysterious Island
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Although Journey 2: The Mysterious Island returns only a single character from 2008’s Journey to the Center of the Earth the sequel feels very much like a retread of the same adventure. Once again we get the teenager on a quest to find a lost family member with the help of an older authority figure in the middle of a Jules Vernian landscape come to life.

In an attempt to bond with his stepson, Hank (Dwayne Johnson) agrees to take a trip to find Jules Verne’s Mysterious Island after Sean (Josh Hutcherson) deciphers a code sent from his grandfather (Michael Caine) who went missing a few months ago. The pair enlist the help of a Pacific helicopter pilot (Luis Guzmán) and his daughter (Vanessa Hudgens) and soon the foursome find themselves stranded on the island no one, other than Sean, really believed existed.

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