Blog Posts by Wendy Geller

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Looks like Christina Aguilera's found a new place to call home: The superstar vocalist and former Voice coach has just dropped a cool $10 million on a mansion in Los Angeles's exclusive Mulholland Estates community--where she'll be neighbors with such fellow A-listers as Charlie Sheen and Paris Hilton.

Garth Brooks (Photo: Ethan Miller)Garth Brooks has a new lawsuit slapped on his radar: It's from a former friend, and it goes to "low places" indeed. In addition to levying serious charges against the singer, it also attacks his character--calling him "paranoid, angry, deceitful, and vindictive."

The suit was filed Monday by Brooks's former production partner Lisa Sanderson, who attests that over 20 years Brooks repeatedly messed up deal after deal she tried to strike for him in the film and television realms--as well as failed to pay her the full percentage of producer fees they'd agreed on when she signed up to work for his company Red Strokes Entertainment.

Beyoncé has never been afraid to let her fashion flag fly, having rocked eye-catching styles from giant statement earrings to a exotic-skins catsuit in recent months. However, the superstar truly outdid herself for the opening of her 2013 Mrs. Carter World Tour Monday in Serbia, sporting a bodysuit that is the last word in trompe l'oeil.

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At first glance…well, we know what you're thinking. But go ahead and take another look. The seemingly X-rated garment is not transparent, it's simply a fool-the-eye mosaic of sequins. Pretty tricky!

Faith Hill (Photo: Ethan Miller)In a move that will no doubt disappoint countless male viewers, Faith Hill announced Monday morning that she is ending her six-year run as the sexy opening number for NBC's Sunday Night Football.

"Amazing 2 have been part of SNF--an honor. I've just let everyone there know it's time 2 let someone else rock the open," the country superstar tweeted. "Difficult decision. Kinda emotional. Love all u guys at SNF--I'll b watching!!!"

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Like it or hate it, everyone is talking about Brad Paisley's duet with LL Cool J, "Accidental Racist"--and, there's no better proof of the ballad's current pop-culture weight than the fact that it was parodied on Saturday Night Live over the weekend.

The skit took wicked aim at Paisley's statement-making song, which many are calling an over-simplified, disingenuous take on racial relations. Jason Sudeikis played Paisley, while Kenan Thompson took on the role of LL--both with appropriate headgear, of course.

Chi Cheng in 2007 (Photo: Shirlaine Forrest)Musician Chi Cheng, best known as the bassist for platinum-selling rock band Deftones, died on Saturday according to a statement from his family. No official cause of death has been announced. He was 42.

On the website OneLoveForChi.com, Cheng's mother wrote a letter to fans, explaining that Cheng had been taken to the emergency room early Saturday morning. "At 3 am today his heart just suddenly stopped," she said. "He left this world with me singing songs he liked in his ear."

Cheng had been in a state of semi-consciousness at the time of his death, due to serious injuries sustained as a result of a 2008 car accident. He was initially left comatose after the crash, but had been slowly improving in recovery, regaining some physical function and attempting to communicate. The site OneLoveForChi.com had been established to inform fans of his progress, as well as help with his considerable medical expenses.

If, like 1.5 billion other people out there, you loved all the characters in Psy's breakout smash "Gangnam Style"--here's some welcome news. Most of them are back in his new video for follow-up single "Gentleman"!

Yep, the pelvic-thrusting dude in the elevator, the hipster in the yellow suit, and the hordes of "sexy ladies" in skimpy workout gear are all back for the new clip. No need to look closely--they're all holding starring roles yet again. Alas, the little boy with the amazing moves on the playground isn't present, nor is the stable of horses, but Psy adds a few new fun faces that should make up for the omissions.

Also notable is the new dance that accompanies the song. Just as the "horse dance" became an instant craze (even Madonna deigned to perform it), the "arrogant dance" is sure to catch on quickly as well. Although this particular set of moves doesn't seem to be quite as aerobic as the horse dance, it does require a hip-shaking swagger, plus a big dose of attitude.

Psy (Photo: Francois G. Durand)Talk about a hard act to follow: Korean rapper Psy broke the billion mark on YouTube in 2012 with his viral smash "Gangnam Style." Now, he's finally taken the plunge and introduced his follow-up, a single called "Gentleman" which was released globally Friday.

Psy's original intent was to debut the song in his native South Korea, and then the rest of the world a day later. But he isn't known as the "King of YouTube" for nothing--the song was leaked and spread faster than one could say "Oppa."