Wow. I really don't have a whole lot to say about tonight's episode other than L.A. has the freakiest people on the planet, period. And I used to live in Southern California.

Oh, and Peanut Butter Jelly Time dude? Awesome.

What was with the begging chick this time around? She butchered The Clash the first time around, and she begged to butcher another song, then brings her mother in? Are you for serious? Just because your mom used to dance for Sinatra and his hotter than you doesn't make you a singer, yo.

But there were a few good ones in the mix this time. Seems like the guys are getting their due in the City of Angels. My favorite had to be Brandon Rogers, the background singer who did "Always On My Mind." The sexiest version of that song I think I've ever heard, and I've heard a lot of versions of it. I liked the 19 year old, but I agreed with Simon that he looked pretty forgettable. He kinda went a little overboard singing "Change Gonna Come." And Sherman, the older guy who just lost his wife and sang "You Belong To Me." Just broke my heart.

All in all, 19 people made it through to the Boot Camp in Hollyweird. Next week, the last stop is San Antonio. What kind of talent (?) will they find in the home of the Alamo? Who knows!

Labels: American Idol, Paula Abdul, Randy Jackson, Ryan Seacrest, Simon Cowell

posted by Kari at 11:00 PM

I was especially excited to see this episode of American Idol given the fact that this city, Birmingham, has given us some very memorable characters like Taylor Hicks, Bo Bice, and Reuben Studdard. That's 2 of 5 American Idol winners! Now, I'm beginning to think that American Idol has extracted most of the talent it's going to find in the deep south for quite a while! Out of the 11,000 who showed up to audition, only 20 were passed through to Hollywood.
One of the first "characters" of this show to catch my attention was newlywed Katie Bernard - the girl who talks like Minnie Mouse! Wow. Her speaking voice is CrAzY! I did NOT expect her to be able to carry a tune at all! And while I don't expect her to make it very far in the competition, it'll be interesting to see just how far she can take it. I mean, Paris Bennet made it far last season with a comparable voice!
Up next was Tatiana McConnico who was a 17 year old with a power voice good enough to make it through to the next round singing Aretha Franklin - you go, girl!
The next contestant to really catch my attention was Bernard Williams. This guy had the nerve to cover a Michael Jackson song ("Rock With You") and actually pull it off! Amazing! I think it shows mad skill to attempt and succeed in this feat! I'm anxious to see what other styles he can pull off!
And then there was the 50 year old Tweety Bird! Holy Cow, man! I'm not really sure what she sang, but frankly, her voice is NOT what caught my attention! Seriously, what was this lady THINKING?
I guess the south didn't produce many contestants this year, but it definitely left us with some unforgettable characters!
Stay tuned for more Idol updates, blogs, and betting info ALL season long!

Labels: alabama, American Idol, birmingham, Bo Bice, hollywood, Paris Bennett, Reuben Studdard, taylor kicks

posted by Bonnie Bentley at 10:35 PM

Okay, so here's my whole thing with this Isaiah Washington debacle. When I read about it in the press or happen to catch something on TV about it, nobody seems to want to mention Patrick Dempsey in all of this. After all, he was the dude that Isaiah was calling the F-word first, you know what I mean?

Then again, with the way the papparazzi work these days, best to keep your mouth shut, kids.

And now, for better or worse, he's in rehab. So over at BetUS you can bet on what the fallout's going to be from Isaiah's comments by the end of the month, which is, you know, Wednesday. If you want to get in on this one, do it now! Here are your options:

He will be fired (+300): Knowing how Hollywood works this won't happen. Why? Because ratings have gone down and having a controversy on set, fueled by the media, will get people watching the show. He's not going anywhere.
He will quit (+1000): Only if the execs at ABC tell him to. Unless there's something other problem he's going to rehab for...? Oh, dear.
The show kill his character character off show (+500): That's akin to getting fired. In a really bad way, because it's like being in the office and you get an email saying you're fired. Not cool.
His cast mates demand he be fired (+5000) There really hasn't been a callout from the cast about this. I mean, Katherine Heigl said something at the Golden Globes about how he should just suck it up and admit that he said it, but I don't think it'll get any more loud than that as far as the cast.
His contract will be renewed (+2000) He won't get fired, but he probably won't be renewed either. But that's something that'll be at the end of the season, and not necessarily now.
His character will become gay on the show (+8000): Oh, don't we wish that would happen? Unfortunately, it doesn't look like that'll happen. Ever. Even if his contract is renewed.
He will become gay in real life (+10000): Nice try, but no.
He will be accused of a hate crime (+4000): Considering there was no physical violence, and since there hasn't been any talk about an accusation of such, it's pretty unlikely.
He will marry a man (+2000): That would be kind of hot, wouldn't it? I mean, say what you want about his comments (read: I thought they were disgusting), the guy isn't bad to look at. Why did I just say that?
He will appear on ‘The View’ (+200): They'd have to fire Rosie first before this would ever happen. I like Rosie, well, I did, until she became weirdly militant all of a sudden. Him being on there is a PR nightmare.
He will appear on Regis & Kelly (-200): Which brings us to the one thing that's most likely to happen. He'd be safe on there. But the thing is, would it be a real conversation? Regis doesn't strike me as the type of dude to get into a heavy conversation like that. Or maybe they're replace him with Clay in the next couple of days? That would be hot, people.

To bet on any of these, click on "Future/Props," then click on "Entertainment Props."

Labels: gayness, Gray's Anatomy, Isaiah Washington, Patrick Dempsey, T.R. Knight

posted by Kari at 2:09 PM

We've been so busy with everything else this week, we forgot to let you in on Hillary Clinton's odds to take the White House!

Last weekend she posted a video on her website declaring that she was forming an Exploratory Committee to create a campaign for the 2008 presidential election. She said she's "In it to win" the White House in 2008, vying to become the first female president of the United States.

A full listing of all the possible contenders, both Republican and Democrat, are currently at Sportbet. They have Hillary at 250 over their current Republican front runner John McCain at 350. Right now, the books are clearly in her favor. Do you think she's going to win? Then bet on her now so you can make some cash later down the road!

The books are divided (or indecisive) about either party's chances of taking the White House, no matter who they choose as their candidate. (Remember, Barack Obama is still thinking about making a bid! And Rudy Guiliani may still throw his hat in!) Sportbet has the Dems and Repubs both at -125, which is an even race for now. Over at betED, though, it's a different story. They have the Dems winning with the better odds of -150. They have the under, which means with the Republicans at +200, that means they like the Democrats winning it all outright.

You can see all the odds from all our books on our Political Props/'08 Presidential Election page!

For betED's props: Click on a prop, then click "Sportsbook," then on the left side of the page, click "Props/TV/Awards," under "Proposition."
For Sportbet's props: (Click on a prop, then click "Live Lines," then scroll to the bottom of the page TO "Other Sports Events and Odds."

Labels: Hillary Clinton, politics, presidential election

posted by Kari at 1:53 PM

Everyone loves the Hollywood awards season! You know, with the Golden Globes and the Oscars! And who can blame us?, because we get to see our favorite celebs in their best attire on one of the most important nights of their lives! But what I'm ALSO interested in this week are the RAZZIE nominations! I mean, how great is it to have an annual awards show that presents the Dis-Honors for Worst Achievements in Film?! Where else can we publicly recognize celebrities like Tom Cruise for gracing us with the most ANNOYING tabloid stories and stunts for the year? And how else can we show Paris Hilton that we just don't buy her acting "skills?" Well, my friends, this is all accomplished at the RAZZIES!
Movies like "Little Man" and "Basic Instict 2" racked up 7 nominations EACH this year! (OUCH!) "Bloodrayne", "Lady in the Water", and "Wicker Man" are all in the running for Worst Picture. But my favorites are in the "Best Actress" category! I think the Razzies nailed these on the head!:
We have repeat offender Jessica Simpson (Employee of the Year), re-hab queen Lindsay Lohan (Just my Luck), newcomer Kristanna Loken (Bloodrayne) and the Duff sisters, Hilary and Haylie (Material Girls). It's definitely gonna be a close call!! Bodog's odds list Sharon Stone as the favorite to win at 2/5, and Jessica Simpson is the predicted longshot winner at 30/1.
I must say, one of the most disturbing trends this year is for former "Home Improvement" funny man Tim Allen. He has been knocked with not 1, not 2, but 3 nominations within the Worst Actor category! I know you must be thinking: "But he was so good in "Santa Clause 3," "Shaggy Dog," AND "Zoom!" Oh wait, maybe not. Either way, I still feel bad for the guy!
Bodog has all the current odds up for this year's fabulous Razzies, which will be held February 24 - the night before the Oscars! If you ever thought you had an eye for dishonorable artists, now is the time to cash in on your expertise!! Putting your money on anything nominated from "Basic Instict 2" and/or "Little Man" are as sure as bets come!

Labels: basic instinct 2, bodog.com, Golden Globes, hollywood, Jessica Simpson, lindsay lohan, little man, nominations, Oscars, Razzies, sharon stone, tim allen

posted by Bonnie Bentley at 1:38 PM

At least you can say this about New York: people are freaky no matter where you are going. What the heck was up with the orgasming girl at the end? I don't think Janis Joplin ever made a noise like that onstage, let alone on a record. Yikes.

And Ian who? Are you serious, dude?

That being said, there were some really standout singers from the Big Apple, including the Tyson Beckford lookalike, Henry. Hot and a good voice, I likes, even if he's only 16. 16, people! That makes me feel gross just typing that.

I like how the two Jersey girls (and I called it even before they said they were from Jersey-- ask my boyfriend!) sang together and were terrible, and yet the girl with no training whatsoever was hotter and better. Once she gets done up, she could sexy her way up to the top. Could being the operative word there.

But my favorite so far? Kia. That girl just let it out like it was a caged beast, that voice of hers. Could she be the next Jennifer Hudson? We'll find out in Hollywood!

We'll be on the recap tip again next week with the down south flavor of Birmingham, Alabama!

Labels: American Idol, Paula Abdul, Randy Jackson, reality, Ryan Seacrest, Simon Cowell

posted by Kari at 10:02 PM

Was it just me, or did tonight's 1-hour episode seem to be over too soon? I mean, why couldn't we have a whole 2 hours in Memphis? :( Oh well, at least the soulful Tennessee city left us with some memorable characters! What was up with all the people at the beginning with speech impediments? These people couldn't form single-syllable words if their life depended on it! And then came in the Jesus/Osama/Castro combo! Where on EARTH did he come from? You know, the more I think about it, the more I'm convinced his legitimate talent is G-d's way of saying that we all really CAN get along!! This guy may be my new favorite contestant. I wonder if he could outsing the crack baby?....
But wait! One more burning question for you!: Would you miss the birth of your own flesh and blood for a chance to make it on American Idol? Apparently, some people would! At least the guy who missed his daughter's birth on tonight's show made it through to the Hollywood round, but his future beyond the top 24 seems pretty dim. I hate to be the party pooper here - but I'm just trying to keep it real!
Tonight, the guys rallied a bit to even out the competition. For those wanting to get an early bet in, neither gender is providing an extraordinarily larger amount of talent than the other (yet), so we will just have to sit back, relax, and enjoy the show - until, of course, it's time to make our money-making pick! Stay tuned!

Labels: American Idol, hollywood, memphis, Ryan Seacrest, Simon Cowell, tennessee

posted by Bonnie Bentley at 9:28 PM

I probably won't be up at 5:30 in the morning for the Oscar nominations, but make sure you check back for your complete betting guide to the Oscars, happening as soon as odds are up!

In the meantime, it's a busy week! Week 2 of American Idol, Hilary's "In it to win," and David Beckham are gonna be making appearances this week.

Get ready to make some real cocktail cash in the next month, it's gonna be crazy!

Labels: American Idol, David Beckham, Oscars, politics, presidential election

posted by Kari at 4:20 PM

...And by "attacks," we mean by really really bad (and deluded) performers. Yikes!

Don't get me wrong, I love Seattle. It's a great city with great people, and a lot of talented artists have come from there. But out of 2 days of auditions, only a select few made it to Hollywood. What is up, Northwest? Rain got you down? Couldn't get out of bed?

The thing that gets me the most is the bad singers not realizing they're bad. I mean, the poor single mom whose 6 year-old loved, but her husband told her to stay home? She wanted like three chances to sing and they were all bad! I have to turn away from the TV sometimes. Why do you have to interrupt three professional judges in order to make it clear that you suck? Why, people?!?

And the Taylor wannabe? Dude, come on!

But, onto the good stuff from Seattle: loved loved LOVED Thomas Daniels (the guy with the fro who sang Amos Lee, two reasons for me to love him) and Jordan Sparks, the spunky 16 year-old with the big voice.

I'm feeling good about the girls this year. They've been having better auditions overall, and it's all about the girl power this year! Which girls will make the final 12? We still have a bunch of auditions left before we even make it to Hollywood, and you better believe we'll be recapping and making our favorites this year!

Labels: American Idol, Paula Abdul, Randy Jackson, reality, Ryan Seacrest, Seattle, Simon Cowell

posted by Kari at 12:28 PM

Hi Everyone! I thought I should begin by introducing myself as the newest member of the Hollywagers team. My name is Bonnie Bentley and I live in Las Vegas. I am extremely excited to be here tonight ready to vent after this season's premier of American Idol! It was definitely an interesting night! Remember the first girl they showed at the beginning of the episode practically having an orgasm while she was "singing?" What was that all about?! And from that point on, the characters kept getting weirder and weirder! From the girl who thought she sang like Jewel to the "quadruple threat" guy who juggled, danced, sang, and acted - but was good at NONE of them!! And what was up with all the crying guys? I mean, SERIOUSLY! And why don't these people use the RIGHT door to exit? Come on, geniuses, it's America - where we drive and walk and ENTER DOORWAYS on the RIGHT side!

The good news is that we have 1 man from the military and a woman from the national guard who made it through to the Hollywood round. (Still haven't decided whether or not their absence from the service is a good or bad thing.) We also have a Shakira-like girl, Perla, whose outlook is promising. But who could forget the self-proclaimed crack-baby, Denise Jackson, from Madison, WI? I'll be cheering for her just because of the absurdity of the whole thing! She'll give us all hope that there is nothing we can't overcome!!

So, with the season just beginning, all sorts off possibilities are still up in the air! If one thing could be said about getting an early bet in, though, I'd pick the winner to be a Female! The guys were a complete let down and the girls definitely have an advantage over the guys as of tonight!
This is going to be an exciting season. I can just feel it!

Labels: American Idol, Minneapolis, Ryan Seacrest, Season Premier of American Idol

posted by Bonnie Bentley at 10:35 PM

Have you gotten over the post-Globes hangover yet? Did you win any money? If you'd bet before Monday's awards, here's what you may have won if you picked the winners:

Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture - Drama: Forest Whitaker, The Last King Of Scotland (Bodog: 7/3) (betED: -300) (BetUS: -400): You know, because Leo was nominated for 2 different roles in this category, a lot of people thought he had it in the bag, but really, the critics love Forest and what he's been doing with this film.

Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical:Meryl Streep, The Devil Wears Prada (Bodog: 11/9) (BetUS: -950): We called this one, and depending on where you went to bet, you could've made a nice amount of cash here.

Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical:Sacha Baron Cohen, Borat (Bodog: 2/9) (betED: -420) (BetUS: -550): He didn't have the best odds for winning a lot of money, but he was still a surprise. And his speech was classic.

Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture - Drama:Helen Mirren, The Queen (Bodog: 1/1) (betED: -900) (BetUS: -2500): This was her year this year, no doubt of that. She was the favorite at all the books, so it was almost a given that she was going to win.

Best Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical:Dreamgirls (Bodog: 1/1) (betED: -600) (BetUS: -950): Like we didn't see this one coming. Seriously. Did you really think that Borat had a chance?

Best Motion Picture - Drama:Babel (Bodog: 13/7) (betED: +600) (BetUS: +500): Now this was a bit of a surprise, to be honest. The books were point toward The Departed, and since Scorsese won for Best Director, we were all pretty sure he was going to get it. But the Mexican directors have come to represent this year. And I'll say it again: big fan of Innaritu. Good on him. And good money on you if you had bet on him.

Labels: awards, betED, BetUS, Bodog, Golden Globes

posted by Kari at 4:17 PM

There are so many people officially throwing their hat into the ring for the '08 presidential election, it's hard to keep track of it all. The news this week is that the governor of New Mexico, Bill Richardson, will be making a bid for the White House by the end of January. And, of course, we have your odds on how he might fare.

Sportbet has his odds of winning the whole shebang at +1800, which aren't the best odds in the world, but you never know. Being from New Mexico and being of Hispanic decent, his opinions on immigration could up or lower his chances for winning.

He's a Democrat, and betED has the Democratic Party winning the presidency at -150, which are good odds. Even if Richardson doesn't win, this would be your hedge bet for the next year and a half.

A couple of options, but if you're feeling lucky, get your cash in now before the odds change drastically!

Labels: betED, politics, presidential election, Sportbet

posted by Kari at 3:09 PM

If they've been out at so many events together for so long, why won't either one of them talk about it? I mean, we all know what's going on. And there have been more rumors about Beyonce lately than Jay's probably had in his whole career. (Remember the "Beyonce's actually 32 years old" rumor that popped up a couple of weeks back?)

With all the award buzz for Dreamgirls and Beyonce getting outshined by Jennifer Hudson, what better way to keep your wig in the news than by announcing an engagement that's been long overdue? Bodog has some pretty boring odds on whether they'll get married sometime this year:

Yes -120
No -120

I mean, really. God bless them and all that, but is anyone really going to care if there's an announcement made? For real? This is one of those prop bets that'll only be worth putting any money on if Beyonce wins on Monday. Then things might get a little interesting. But, if you have a couple of bucks, you can try it out anyway.

Speaking of Monday, this weekend will be your last to bet on the Golden Globes. If you haven't read the guide yet, get on it this weekend before the lines shut down on Monday!

Labels: Beyonce, Bodog, Golden Globes, Jay-Z, marriage

posted by Kari at 12:59 PM

So I'm pretty sure you've probably heard about Justin and Cameron breaking up, mainly seeming like a true rumor because they spent New Year's apart. And now the big old rumor is that JT's been snuggling with Scarlett Johansson on the movie they're shooting together right now. And what does that mean? That's right, people, a whole new slew of odds about the new lovebirds and all the crazy props that go with it.

BetUS has a bunch of new props about JT and Scarlett and Cameron, including how long after JT and Scarlett confirm their relationship will they confirm that it's over:

Under 1 month +500
Over 1 months under 6 months EV
Over 6 months under 1 year -120
Over 1 year under 2 +500
Over 2 years +5000

"Under 6 months" at even money? Really? You know, I'm leaning towards "Over 6 months under 1 year" myself. There's something about these two kids together that may make it last. I guess I'm just that sentimental. He seems like a nice guy and she seems like a nice girl. Cameron, being older than JT, probably trained him well. Or at least you would hope so. You never know, he may just end up wanting to just do everyone in Hollywood or something.

You can check these odds and the others, including sex tape, marriage, and cat fight odds, over at BetUS this week.

Labels: BetUS, Cameron Diaz, Justin Timberlake, Scarlett Johansson

posted by Kari at 1:17 PM

Our good friends over at BetUS always give us the most out-there gossip odds, and this time around, they've posted their odds on the always-rumored Demi and Ashton. Here's what they had to say about these crazy lovebirds:

BETUS.COM POSTS ODDS ON DEMI MOORE AND ASHTON KUTCHER HAVING A CHILD

Although Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore’s relationship has been in the public eye, they always find a way to keep the masses guessing. The first rumors surrounding the two were if they were a couple, then they were if they were married and now possible baby talk is making its way into everyday gossip.

The rumors about actress Demi Moore being pregnant with Ashton Kutcher started to spread after she showed up at the Green Power Baby Shower auction in Santa Monica and brought a baby's bed and dresser. Witnesses said she looked five or six months pregnant.

With the public speculation at a high for the couple, BetUS.com, the largest and most respected sportsbook on the web, posted odds their parenthood future.

BetUS.com posted the following odds regarding Demi Moore’s possible pregnancy:

Odds on if they announce the pregnancy before 12/31/07:
Yes - 1/2

Odds on what the sex will be:
A male - 10/12
A female - 10/12
Other - 100/1

Odds on who the father is:
Ashton Kutcher - 1/80
Bruce Willis - 50/1
Bill Clinton - 5/1
Other - 10/1

Odds on if Ashton Kutcher will request a legal divorce after Demi Moore gives birth to an:
African-American - 10/1
Hispanic - 2/1
Asian - 50/1
Other -10/1

“They do a pretty good job of keeping their relationship to themselves,” said BetUS.com spokesperson, Reed Richards. “The public has been gambling on these two for quite some time and this is no different.”

Additional sports and entertainment odds can be found at: www.BetUS.com.

Labels: Ashton Kutcher, BetUS, Demi Moore, pregnancy

posted by Kari at 1:19 PM

Am I the only one who really doesn't care about the Rosie/Donald Trump feud? I mean, seriously, who hasn't made fun of his hair at this point? And why is the media so dumbly fascinated with their junior high name-calling? Who acts like that anymore? I'm not saying let's all get along, but seriously people, find something else to bitch about.

Be that as it may, now that Rosie's causing controversy blabbing on The View, will it make her want to leave the show? Bodog speculates on the odds that it'll happen this year:

Yes is at -110 and No is at -130. While the odds are better that she's going to leave the show, I think the real question is when at this point. If she's cheesed off The Donald badly while he's been promoting The Apprentice L.A., then who else is she gonna want to go off on the rest of the year? I say good thing it's not an election year, or else it'd be an even bigger mess.

Labels: Bodog, Rosie O'Donnell, The View

posted by Kari at 12:43 PM

Remember the band Smashing Pumpkins? Sure you do. Now, the real question is, do you remember when they were good? That seems to be a very long time ago, right? Now that lead singer Billy Corgan's got the band back together, the odds are up on if the new album will be made with the complete original lineup, and if the album, slated for release in May of this year, will hit #1 on the Top 200 Album Chart.

Bodog's got the numbers on these two props involving the Pumpkins:

Will the Smashing Pumpkins upcoming album debut at #1 on the Billboard 200 Chart?
Yes at -125 and No at -115: As a music fan, and as someone who remembers when the Pumpkins were big, I really wonder if the kids today are really going to feel the nostalgia that I'd feel about the Pumpkins. The average age of the music bloggers is probably in the mid-20's, and their opinions would really be the deciding factor on whether anyone's really going to buy the album.

Will founding members James Iha and D'arcy Wretzky join Billy Corgan and Jimmy Chamberlin on the upcoming Smashing Pumpkins 2007 world tour?
Yes at -110 and No at -130: I'd go with the No on this one, only because D'Arcy was the first one to leave the band all those years ago. She might be okay with not coming back. James Iha was with A Perfect Circle for awhile, so he might be looking for a new job, and Billy would definitely give him one.

Labels: Bodog, music, Smashing Pumpkins

posted by Kari at 1:32 PM

Not to be outdone by her recent trip to open up her girls' school in Africa with a star-studded event, Oprah Winfrey is back in the news today because fan Tanya Milner is suing the multi-millionaire's studio for being pushed down the stairs during seating for a taping of the show.

Bodog wants to know if Milner is going to win the $50,000 lawsuit that she's filing:

Yes is at +130 and No is at -170. While the odds are actually kind of close, I don't think this girl has any chance of winning anything. I mean, really, even if you're just going up against the studio and not Oprah herself, you have to realize that Oprah built that place from the ground up and she's got more money and therefore more power, your butt is toast. Why even try, you know?

Labels: Bodog, lawsuits, Oprah

posted by Kari at 1:14 PM

Sure, it's a new year, and we know you're hankering for some reality, right? I mean, I caught myself watching The Biggest Loser marathon on Bravo on New Year's Day just because I needed some kind of fix (and motivation!)

Coming up this month are two of your old favorites: The Apprentice L.A. premieres this Sunday and American Idol premieres on the 16th. Hold yourself back, I know. Before the competitions even start, you can put a little cash down really early on whether you think a male or female will win either one of the popular shows.

Bodog breaks down the odds the same for both shows:

Will the winner of the Donald Trump hosted reality TV series "The Apprentice 6" be male or female?
Male -120
Female -120

Will the winner of the hit reality TV series "American Idol 6" be male or female?
Male -120
Female -120

I know this is really early on for either show. I mean, nobody's even been wittled down from the large pool of people yet. But, a good rule of thumb is to check and see which gender won the season previous. This is especially true for American Idol-- they've gone female/male with no surprises so far. The Apprentice doesn't follow that formula so much, but it's been a majority male-winning show, so keep that in mind.

Labels: American Idol, Apprentice, Bodog, reality

posted by Kari at 1:31 PM

With all this baby poppa drama, she should just pay a visit to Maury and have him figure everything out. The world could possibly be a better place with that happening, right? Right. Kick off 2007 right, people!

So our good friends over at Bodog want to know who the court-ordered paternity test will reveal who is the father of cute little Dannielynn:

Larry Birkhead at 4/15: I really want him to be the father, because you know why? He's all about getting even more attention than Anna, and to watch him gloat all over the press would be priceless.
Howard K. Stern at 5/2: Wouldn't this just be the most anti-climactic event out of this whole thing?
Other at 5/1: Other. Hmmm. Methinks it may be the space alien that impregnated Katie Holmes.

Labels: Anna Nicole, babies, Bodog

posted by Kari at 3:16 PM

Believe it! He and his wife are expecting their first child next year. Now the odds are the same for either sex, but it's always fun to speculate on what it's going to be, or how the child will grow up to be.

Bodog has the odds on what sex the child might be:

Boy is at -120. Now think about it: if this kid is a boy, there's really no question what he's going to be doing for the rest of his life. And Girl is at -120. Then again, if it's a girl, there's a good chance she may just well become the next Michelle Wie and just kick everyone's butts on the course.

Labels: babies, Bodog, Tiger Woods

posted by Kari at 11:18 AM

Happy New Year, everybody! We hope your holidays were just as fabulous as ours were.

Start the New Year off right with the award show season kicking off later this month! This month we have the Golden Globes on the 15th, and we have your guide to the Globes here. Then on January 26th, the nominations for the Oscars will finally be announced, and we'll have all the nominees in our yearly betting guide.

And don't forget the Grammys on February 11th! We have all the odds on the nominees here, too!

It's a busy month, so cure the holiday hangover and make some money for that personal trainer today!

Labels: awards, Golden Globes, Grammys, Oscars

posted by Kari at 11:15 AM