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Thanks Nicole. The Mets are playing are playing great baseball. They are playing better than even I expected. We are already 5 games up in the division - the fastest lead in MLB history. :hell yea!:

Model 2 looks like Elyse Taylor. http://www.bellazon.com/main/index.php?showtopic=3406

Thanks for the pics AnaBB Cover & Nika1377

Thanks to Pandora.

Welcome, Limaluvr.

Hello Kurupt

Hey, those pics look old but I've never seen them before, thanks Lullaby.

Thanks Persuazn.

Oh wow, when that video first debuted I had no idea who she was. Thanks for the video.

LETS GO METS!!! LETS GO METS!!! LETS GO METS!!! We don't any more people on the bandwagon it's already getting full.

Nice picture, thanks Legion.

Thanks Moofins.

Thanks AnaBB Cover and Lullaby.

Thanks Rumorhasit.

Hey PinkCouture.

It is Frankie

Thanks Azkid.

I think so. Supposedly, this article was taken from "The Telegraph", a British newspaper: The Director - Brett Ratner Brett Ratner: 'On an average day I get about 50 phone calls' Brett Ratner, 36, is the director of a string of box-office hits, including the $500-million-grossing 'Rush Hour' movies and 'Red Dragon', and is currently making 'X-Men: The Last Stand'. He lives in Hillhaven Lodge, a mansion in Beverly Hills formerly owned by Ingrid Bergman 8am I'm incredibly busy at the moment, so I get up early despite having had a bunch of people - Paul Allen, Quincy Jones, Salma Hayek - over for dinner last night. My housekeeper prepares my breakfast and, while I eat, my assistant, Mike, goes through my call sheet - all the people I have to call today and all the people who've called me. On an average day I receive about 50 phone calls. Normally there are about ten things happening simultaneously. 9am I get into my Bentley and drive to Fox Studios, where I'm currently editing X-Men. The movie stars Hugh Jackman, Patrick Stewart, Ian McKellen, Halle Berry and Kelsey Grammer and is going to be awesome. Editing is done on state-of-the-art digital equipment in three different bungalows, and I move constantly between them. 11am Conference call with Tamara Mellon of Jimmy Choo. I'm a photographer as well as a movie director and shot the company's latest ad campaign, starring Nicole Richie. We brainstorm ideas for the next campaign - what the parameters will be, the type of shoes Tamara wants to feature and so on. 1pm Lunch at Mr Chow on Camden Drive with Roger Birnbaum, who is producing the next Rush Hour movie. I'm friends with Mr Chow and normally go there for dinner - when it's more of a scene - but it's nice for lunch as well. While I'm there I catch up with Oliver Stone, who's sitting two tables down from us. He's made a documentary on Fidel Castro that hasn't been released yet. I'm dying to see it - I love documentaries - and he says he'll send me a copy. Courtney Love, who's a good friend of mine, is also there. She's sitting at the table next to me with Mike De Luca, the former head of New Line and DreamWorks. 3pm Back at Fox, I watch the new trailer for the film with the president of marketing. Take a call from June Newton, with whom I'm making a documentary about her late husband, Helmut. 5pm Drive home to shower and change for American Cosmopolitan magazine's Fun Fearless Male awards. I'm one of 12 men being honoured, including Pharrell Williams and Matt Dillon. Take delivery of two sets of china - Herend Chinese Bouquet and Royal Copenhagen - which I bought at Gearys in Beverly Hills, and a set of vintage silverware. They are recommendations from Mr Chow's wife. She has exquisite taste. 6.30pm Take a limo to the Cosmo party with my grandparents (who live in my guest house) and my girlfriend, the model Alina Puscau. The party is fun. I catch up with Matt Dillon. We were friendly at NYU film school, but I haven't seen him for a long, long time.

That's Brett Ratner, a famous director. http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0711840

Maybe it's just me but I just don't much stock into what tabloids have to say.

If the Associated Press, Reuters, or any other news wire service does not pick up a story that big chances are it's probably not true.

Star magazine is not a credible news source.

I want that Mercedes SLR-Mclaren. :shock: