Highlights:
- Harry makes fun of Craig's handwriting and the dressing room
- Harry and Craig reminisce about Life Without Dick
- Harry and Craig practice leaning in for a kiss

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A strand of hair from Elvis Presley, saved by his personal barber, has raised £1,055 at auction.

Homer Gill Gilleland toured with Elvis for more than 20 years. He dyed the singer's hair black and then cut it, saving strands in a towel.

Friends of Mr Gilleland said he would then bundle up the towel, with hair inside, and take it home in a bag.

The piece of hair had been expected to fetch up to £250 at Saturday's auction in Devizes, Wiltshire.

After Elvis's death in 1977, Mr Gilleland is said to have started selling strands of the hair in a souvenir shop on the street opposite the singer's home Graceland in Memphis in the US.

The strand which was auctioned was given to Thomas B Morgan Jnr in 2002 by the barber. Mr Morgan worked in the Sheriff's Office of Shelby County and knew Elvis.

The hair, which comes with a certificate of authenticity, is mounted in a frame alongside a photograph of Elvis.

It was auctioned at Henry Aldridge and Son in Devizes.

In November 2002, a strand of Elvis's hair sold for 115,000 US dollars (about £70,000) in an internet auction.

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Would you buy a lock of hair from your favourite dead celeb, ONTD, or is that just too creepy?

Lindsay Lohan's father has been accused of hunting out strippers who look like his famous daughter.

Despite Michael Lohan's denials, Elliot Osher, a former owner of New York's most famous strip club Scores, insists the troubled dad made the bizarre request when he visited.

The weird request, which Osher did not give a date for, is part of a book he plans to write about many of the celeb visitors to the sexy hot spot.

"Lindsay Lohan's father once sat down and described the kind of dancer he was looking for," Osher insisted.

"We sent some girls over. Funny, they all seemed to look like Lindsay.

"We ended up having to show him to the door."

Michael Lohan admits getting into an "altercation" at Scores, but insisted: "No girls danced for me.

"The last thing I'd want to see is a girl who looked like Lindsay. I don't even look at the magazines where she's done some risque photos."

But Osher insisted: "Maybe he just doesn't remember."

Osher worked at Scores for 18 years, starting out as a bouncer.

Among the anecdotes in his planned book he claims Madonna stiffed the staff, Bill Gates left a $3,500 tip, Bernie Madoff "wanted a private room" and Russell Crowe "almost got in a fight with an Irish waiter".

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Lindsay is not amused

Ahhhhhh. There's something about holding your own comic in your hands and flipping through the pages that's so incredibly cool!

I've never done this before! I am going to keep doing it, though... this one is very not-good-enough-yet. One day I'll be able to have a for-real-comic that I made that was published, but for now, printing it out myself and having a faux-copy is really really neat!

I wish I could wave it around to you guys so that you could see it too. XD It's just not the same, plastering .jpg's up and scrolling through them. Screw this webcomic business, I want to be able to packrat squirrel away entire books-full of my art.

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It's good practice, actually doing the work, you know! Who would have thought?

Enjoying a little quality time with her young daughter, Nicole Kidman was spotted out with Sunday Rose in New York City on Saturday night (November 14).

The “Eyes Wide Shut” actress looked glamorous in a little black dress and heels as she toted her young love in her arms while a chauffeur scrambled to keep the two ladies dry in the rainy Big Apple weather.
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We Love Soaps editor Damon L. Jacobs recently attended the Day of DAYS event at CityWalk Hollywood at Universal Studios.

He interviewed most of the cast including Eric Martsolf (Brady) and Lindsay Hartley (Arianna).



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I'm doing this again, because I'm not going to give up on myself, damn it. I'm tracking my calories and starting to work out again. In fact, I even moved my treadmill (yes, I have one; I've had one for about fifteen years and it's hardly been used for the past seven) from the spare room, where I never see it, into my bedroom. It's old and creaky (and I've gotten significantly heavier since I last used it--hmm, wonder why that is? Maybe because I haven't been using it?), but it still works. I was really pretty depressed by how short a time I was able to work out on it, though; even with stretching beforehand, my calves cramped up something awful pretty early in. But I figure if I keep this up, my calves will get used to it--and I'll be stretching more often than before if I'm exercising again, of course. :) I'm also going to see if I can find a reasonably-fun beginner's strength training DVD--something I can do at home with minimal equipment, and which will be reasonably quiet for my poor, abused downstairs neighbors.

I have a really bad habit of being good with stuff for two to three weeks, and then starting to slack off. Sometimes it's as much as a couple of months. Granted, I slacked off Curves after 1. my mom had a mini stroke and 2. one of the employees there really pissed me off--all on the same day, no less--but I still slacked off and didn't go back. I've decided I've got to do better this time. It's not going to get any easier as I get older, and when my weight is preventing me from doing fun stuff, it's time to stop. Stop NOW. Jeff's death was a huge wake-up call: it's time. It's past time.

I feel kind of weird about posting this sort of post YET AGAIN; I've lost count of the number of times I've said "I'll do it this time," and then promptly fallen off the wagon. I don't want anyone to feel like I'm looking for "yay you" comments or something like that. But as my dear friend wildcelticrose says, failure isn't falling down: it's refusing to get up again. Any good thoughts you want to send my way are more than welcome. :)

In the mid 17th century there lived a notorious pirate named Captain Cox.

Cox was a master of disrupting the Transatlantic Triangular Trade. The captain was known for ruthlessness, cunning, and wealth.

But a tragically common girl crosses paths with our captain and learns a secret with the potential to ruin the captain's entire career.

http://www.fictionpress.com/s/2277654/1/Of_Love_and_Plunder

Rated M - Mature for an older audience.

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hello all. I'm fairly new to the community and I just wanted to show off my doggies, really :)

1) this is shirley.

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the greatest book ever could never be as great
as being there with you when you first read it.

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The people that made the original Lady Gaga as an illuminati puppet have released another groundbreaking analysis of Lady Gaga's video "Bad Romance."



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