- Grey's Anatomy Isaiah Washington, "I said the derogatory gay F-word, I-didn't say the gay F-word, okay ABC is making me apologize again for saying that I did say the derogatory gay F-word" is going to a Gayhab to get a psychological assessment for his hateful behavior. Oh pleez! [Life & Style]
- My favorite show, Law & Order SVU, will be on air for two more years with Benson & Stabler as the show stars Mariska Hargitay and Christopher Meloni have inked new contracts for more than $6.5 million each per year. Ni-ceeee! [AP]
- Over at Vogue, Renee Zellweger asks, ""Why is there so much fascination with other people's flaws and failings in our culture?" Yeah! How come Miss Potter? [Style.com]
- Anne Heche has left her husband for.....another man. Whew! You never know with Anne. She likes to keep us on our toes. [People]
- For $39.97 a month you can see pictures and video of what a really, really skanky, tampon smoking, attention whore Paris Hilton really is at Parisexposed.com. OMG! Did I say all this out loud...Alright yeah. I'm in a mood. I've been pretty good at refraining from the Paris trash talk, but this time I just could not help myself like Ted Casablancas all over gay Hollywooders in the closet. WTF. It's Friday!
Forbes Web Celeb 25 list and only 4 are women
Forbes has become famous in my book more for their "lists." People love lists. It's the hierarchy, and fame for being on the top. The most recent Forbes list is "The Web Celeb 25". It's basically a list of who Forbes thinks are the most fascinating, influential people online.
What I don't get is that women buy 52% of all consumer electronics. 9 out of 10 women in the age group of 35-49 influence the purchase of home electronics.Women under 30 outpace their male peers in online usage. 1 in 4 U.S. households are headed by a single mother. With all that purchasing and influencing power, why are there only 4 women in the Forbes Web Celeb 25 list?
Here are the power 4 ladies:
I am irked that there are so many talented and high profile women online, and tons of ladies surfing the net, and yet the representation here is still male dominated. Here are some very influential online women who are missing in my book. Why aren't any of these ladies in this Forbes list?
Update: I stand corrected on why Huffington and Malkin are not on the list. Late night. Info didn't stick. My bad. But still. There should be more women on this Forbes list.
Posted by Stephanie Quilao on Jan 26, 2007 in Skinny commentary & news, Web/Tech for everyday living | Permalink | Comments (4) | TrackBack (0)
Tags: Amanda Congdon, Forbes, lonelygirl15, The Web Celeb, Violet Blue, Xeni Jardin
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