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Ice-T and Coco Austin are excited to greet fans after promoting their reality show "Ice Loves Coco" at the "Today" show in NYC. The stylish husband and wife co-stars flashed shocked smiles as they walked out of the studios.
Kim Kardashian looks to have left her underwear at home as she heads out for an early dinner with boyfriend Kanye West in Miami. As Kim checked out her outfit in the reflection of her car, it became apparent that the reality star was not wearing any underwear as she showed off her see-through grey skirt.
How do you get people interested in an action movie with a boring title like Parker? With a Jennifer Lopez shower scene of course! Check out the details on the steamy trailer, along with the latest trailer from Lincoln, and the Nicole Kidman's latest poster from The Paperboy below.
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Balding badass Jason Stathamperforms many feats in the first trailer for Parker, due out January 25. He dies, comes back to life, dresses like a cowboy, fails impressively at a Texas accent, and smashes a guy's face with a . But most importantly, for roughly three frames, he makes out withJennifer Lopez in the shower, which all by itself elevates this to a plane of interestingness far above the Transporter and (especially) the Crank franchises. Look for the relevant frames at about 2:29 in the trailer below.
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Pedro Yazzie, 27, makes phone calls Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2012 in Phoenix to registered voters from the offices of Mi Familia Vota, a non-partisan effort to increase voter participation among Latinos and others. ((Matt York/AP Photo))
Media companies recognized the importance of Hispanics in this election, and across the board noted the importance of Latinos in sending Barack Obama back to the White House.
And while so-called "Latino issues" such as have rarely played such a prominent role in the political discourse, both the Obama and Romney teams were well aware of the potential of Latinos to impact the election outcome and they spent significant amounts of time and money courting Latino voters.
Here's how the Latino vote played out in the news:
Huffington Post
The Huffington Post splashed "¡Viva Obama!" across its homepage to announce the president's reelection, and noted that Republicans will have to adapt their policies to succeed among today's increasingly diverse electorate.
"The country is becoming more diverse in general, with a growing Latino population and an even faster-growing Asian population," wrote the Huffington Post's Elise Foley. "Those demographic changes will spell trouble for the Republican Party if it remains on in its current trajectory, among Latino voters in particular."
The New York Times
The Times pointed out immigration as one area where Republicans need to make changes if they hope to attract more Latino voters.
"Some analysts and Republican strategists argued that the party could notwin while alienating the growing Hispanic vote with its tough stance on immigration," Michael Cooper noted in the New York Times, "could no longer afford to nominate candidates who fired up its conservative and Tea Party wings but turned off the more moderate voters in general elections, and that it had to find ways to win more support from women and young voters. But some conservatives took the opposite view, arguing that Mitt Romney had been essentially too moderate, a candidate who had won the minds if not hearts of the party's base."
The Washington Post
The Post pointed out specific states where Latinos played a pivotal role, such as Maryland, where Latino voters backed the state's DREAM Act.
The Washington Post noted in a November 6 roundup that "Latino voters have long been considered a key demographic in the 2012 Presidential Election," and pointed to specific places, such as Nevada, where Latino turnout was exceptionally high, and Maryland, where Latinos overwhelmingly supported the state's DREAM Act, which will allow undocumented immigrants in the state to pay in-state .
Politico
Maggie Haberman noted in Politico that the Romney team's assumption that they could coast to victory among Latinos on their economic message turned out to be wrong.
"Romney's camp assumed that the economy would be a winning message on its own, and that Latino voters would be so disappointed with the president over a failed promise of immigration reform that the Republican wouldn't need to cut into Obama's margins with them," Haberman wrote. "That was not a safe assumption. If Obama wins Florida, black and Hispanic voters will be the reason why."
NBC News
A post on NBC News put it more bluntly than Politico.
"But make no mistake: What happened last night was a demographic time bomb that had been ticking and that blew up in GOP faces…So the Republicans are maximizing their share with white voters; they just aren't getting the rest," reads a post by Chuck Todd, Mark Murray, Domenico Montanaro and Brooke Brower on the site's First Read page.
Slate
The title of David Weigel's Slate piece, "Senate Republicans Admit It: We Pissed Off Minorities and Lost," also nailed the issue.
"Mitt Romney lost millions of votes because he alienated Hispanics," Weigel wrote. "Those losses trickled down to bystanders like George Allen and Heather Wilson and Connie Mack. But Romney did the groundwork."
Talking Points Memo
TPM was more blunt still.
"Don't F' with Hispanic Voters," was the sum total of one post by editor and publisher Josh Marshall.
Fox News Latino
Miami elections officials expect to have results late Wednesday after problems with long voter lines and extra absentee ballots. (Nov. 7)
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Hurricane Sandy may have destroyed much of the eastern seaboard, but it has yielded a pretty offer for Ice-T’s wife Coco Austin. The buxom blonde, who made a now-infamous video of herself out in the storm (twins drenched and tank top clinging), could be the new weather girl for VH1’s Big Morning Buzz Live.
Host Carrie Keagan explains “Coco put herself outside during the height of hurricane Sandy, to weather the storm so the rest of us didn’t have to and looked darn good doing it. That kind of dedication and charisma is what our show is all about. I would love to have Coco join my team.”
Buzz executive producer Shane Farley added, “after seeing her deliver a weather update during Hurricane Sandy, we knew she would be the perfect person to report the weather on our show.”
With any luck, Coco (who is set to take over for former Playmate Holly Madison in her Las Vegas burlesque show) will soon bring her ray of sunshine to our morning routine. Stay tuned to see if Coco accepts the offer.
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The country singer stuns in a gorgeous Anthony Franco Couture gown. The plunging satin bodice and beaded skirt make for an incredibly alluring look.
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