Topic: David Boreanaz

Adultery Site AshleyMadison.com Offers David Boreanaz $250K To Be Their ‘Brand Manager’

Adultery Site AshleyMadison.com Offers David Boreanaz $250K To Be Their 'Brand Manager'

This is probably the best news of the day, and it’s barely lunchtime. AshleyMadison.com, the “married dating service,” has landed on the best possible cheating celebrity to serve as their “brand manager”: David Boreanaz. You’ll remember that earlier this week David told the media that his 2010 affair with Rachel Uchitel actually strengthened his marriage to wife Jaime Bergman because they were able to build upon the bad experience together. More »

Gallery: The 10 Hottest WB Characters

Gallery: The 10 Hottest WB Characters
Jess Mariano form 'Gilmore Girls'
Ben Covington from 'Felicity'
Matt Camden from '7th Heaven'
Spike from 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer'
Hamilton Fleming from 'Young Americans'

Here’s a question I never know how to answer: “What’s your type?” I mean, how do you respond to that without seeming like a totally judgmental jerk? So I usually say that I don’t really have a type, but secretly, I know it isn’t true. Thing is, I totally do have a preferred variety of male, and it’s the boyfriend characters from the heyday of The WB. Jess from Gilmore Girls, Ben from Felicity, Eddie from Dawson’s Creek: beautiful, secretly sensitive bad boys who totally, like, read books and stuff. So here they are in gallery format, those prime examples of my type: the ten dreamiest WB characters of all time. More »

Gallery: Angel Does Stuff, Just Like Us!

Gallery: Angel Does Stuff, Just Like Us!
Doing Laundry
In the Fridge
Cooking 101
Rock Band
Happy Birthday!

What on earth did we do before Tumblr? It’s just full of so many hilarious images. Like these ones. These are from a lovely little Tumblr called Angel Does Stuff, which features (you guessed it) Angel doing stuff. More accurately, it’s a life-sized cardboard cutout of Angel doing stuff. So now you know what people who own life-sized cardboard cutouts do with them. What’s Angel been up to today? Let’s see!
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Happy Birthday, David Boreanaz!

Happy Birthday, David Boreanaz!

David Boreanaz is 42 today, but we’ll always remember him as the 358-year-old vampire who took Buffy’s innocence. Or the snappy FBI agent with a penchant for gambling. Or as a possible serial killer. Reminisce on Boreanaz’s willingness to play even the darkest roles with a splash of wackiness, in our birthday video gallery. More »

Not Being an Addict Is Nothing New for ‘Celebrity Rehab’

Not Being an Addict Is Nothing New for 'Celebrity Rehab'

This week, former Real Housewives of DC cast member Michaele Salahi was booted from Vh1′s Celebrity Rehab when it was revealed she wasn’t addicted to anything (except, possibly, famewhoring). While it seems like Celebrity Rehab did the right thing by kicking out someone who wasn’t genuine, they’ve kept people on in the past for the same thing. Last season, former Tiger Woods and David Boreanaz mistress Rachel Uchitel claimed that she was addicted to love (somebody cue Robert Palmer!) and that going into rehab helped her hide out from the press, who was “lynching” her. She spent the entire season sucking up air time and space that could have been better devoted to actual addicts like Jason Davis and Leif Garrett. More »

A ‘Bones’ Spinoff And 5 Other Shows Starring the Same Stunted Characters

A 'Bones' Spinoff And 5 Other Shows Starring the Same Stunted Characters

For all three of your out there that are total Bone-heads (that’s what people who are obsessed with Fox’s forensic FBI show Bones call themselves, right?), here’s some great news: The David Boreanaz/Emily Deschanel dramedy may be getting its own series spin-off, starring the character “Walter ‘The Locator’ Sherman ‘a former soldier who suffered brain damage, and now asks inappropriate questions and has an uncanny ability to locate stuff.” Another show about an Asperger-y but brilliant forensic analyst/cop/doctor/psychologist? Well I’ll be damned! Here are five other shows that have almost the exact same synopsis with only one occupational difference. More »