Jaimee Grubbs is the girlfriend of Shawn “Loud Mouth Tool” Southern, one of the contestants on VH1’s reality series, “Tool Academy.” Jaimee Grubbs is a bartender from Studio City, California.
Jaimee Grubbs sees the sweet and caring side of her tool boyfriend Shawn and can’t help but love him. His other qualities are much less appealing to her. Jaimee Grubbs is tired of being treated as just arm candy and wishes Shawn would show an interest in her life. Jaimee Grubbs is looking to the “Tool Academy” to break through to Shawn and give him a much needed reality check.
Jaimee was a cocktail waitress in San Diego. She told US Weekly she met Tiger in Las Vegas in 2007. Grubbs provided sexual text messages she said she received from Tiger.
Jaimee Grubbs Says Tiger Sent Her Sexy Texts
“I will wear you out…when was the last time you got (bleeped)?” one message read. Another one from Tiger read, “Send me something very naughty…Go to the bathroom and take (a picture).”
Oprah Winfrey has blessed the book world’s eternal underdog: the short story.
Publishing’s surest hitmaker announced Friday that her latest pick was Uwem Akpan’s debut collection “Say You’re One Of Them,” practically guaranteeing hundreds of thousands of sales, numbers generally unthinkable for short stories beyond works by Ernest Hemingway, John Cheever and other giants of the art form.
By Friday night, “Say You’re One Of Them” was in the top 5 on Amazon.com and Barnes & Noble.com.
“The War Room” chronicled Bill Clinton’s political operation in 1992, adding a phrase to the political lexicon in the process. Alexandra Pelosi’s “Journeys With George” captured the oddities of a national campaign on board George W. Bush’s airplane in 2000.
The makers of “By the People: The Election of Barack Obama,” which premieres Tuesday — Election Night — on HBO, wouldn’t mind the same status.
“That was our hope — that we would create something for history,” said filmmaker Alicia Sams, who made the documentary with colleague Amy Rice and a key assist from actor Edward Norton.
The lawyer for the man accused of perpetrating the balloon boy hoax to promote a reality show said Monday that he expects authorities to bring charges against his client in the next day as investigators analyze e-mails that show Richard Heene and an associate discussing the stunt months ago.
“These folks are absolutely willing to turn themselves in, so I don’t want to see a perp walk done for media consumption,” lawyer David Lane said on the “Today” show on NBC as he made the rounds on the morning talk shows.
In addition to drawing up possible felony charges against Heene, investigators say they want to question an associate of his after e-mails surfaced showing the two had discussed a balloon hoax months ago as part of a public relations campaign for the reality show.
One of the phony dilemmas face by comedians has been, is one allowed to make fun of Barack Obama? President Obama is, after all, “the One”, and making jokes about him may be an example of Lese Majeste. But SNL has broken the taboo.
The skit depicts President Obama in a nationwide address defending himself against conservative critics who are accusing him of trying to turn the country into a peoples’ republic. “Obama’s” defense is that it hasn’t happened, though not for the lack of trying. “Obama” boasts of his total
lack of accomplishments and his profound incompetence.
