Sep 20, 2006 at 04:47 pm by Evil Beet

  • Ew! When I reported earlier that House of Carter‘s Aaron Carter got engaged to Playboy model Kari Ann Peniche, I was completely unaware that Peniche used to date Nick Carter, Aaron’s older brother. That is just so wrong.
  • Tom Green (remember him? no?) shatters his tibia while skateboarding. He plans to air film of the surgery on his online talk show, Tom Green Live, which certainly won’t garner anywhere near the attention he received for his televised testicle surgery, or, you know, for his televised show.
  • Where is the love? Justin Timberlake lashes out at the X17 cameramen, and, according to them, has since involved the police. Will someone please give that kid some more of the weed he’s cool enough to smoke now?
  • Tara Reid’s new horror flick, Incubus, is not quite up to straight-to-video standards. Instead, they’re sending it straight to download. Tara’s not really aware of this news, because she’s still on lots of pain meds from her recent breast reduction. They’re going to break the news to her when she sobers up, like in a year or so.
Sep 20, 2006 at 06:20 am by Evil Beet

On August 3, my ever-vigilant mother sent me a link to a website she thought I’d find amusing, DontDateHimGirl.com. I did find it amusing, so much so that I blogged about it, reluctantly repeating names of some of the poor chaps who’d been blasted on the site. I hadn’t thought much about that particular post until today, when I received this email, from one of the young men whose name and public blasting I’d re-printed in part:

Dear Evilbeet!
Please help. In your August 3, 2006 blog you discussed the website www.dontdatehimgirl.com and used my profile as an example. Although what you wrote was certainly sympathetic to me, and I appreciate what you said, unfortunately your website is now my highest Google link!! I had a girl that I really liked “google” me and she found that godforsaken website that I’m on and read about me. Needless to say, I haven’t seen her since! If there is ANY WAY for you to alter a previous blog and remove me from that entry so that girls that “google” me in the future are not directed to that other website I would be very thankful!
Here is the text about me from your website:
[name removed], of [location removed], sleeps with lots of girls at the same time, and “felt it was okay to Jerk off in front of me on our 1st and 2nd date.” I doubt this guy was concerned much with your potential reaction on the first date, sweetie, but I assure you he’d determined it was 100% okay when you showed up for the second date.

Here at the Evil Beet, we believe firmly that one oughtn’t hate the player, but rather, the game. We were totally understanding of his crisis and removed any identifying info. Play on, brother.

Sep 20, 2006 at 01:35 am by Evil Beet


Redux Beverages in Las Vegas debuted its new beverage at NYC Fashion Week this week: “Cocaine.”

The beverage, targeted at party-goers (really? why?), is supposedly 3.5x stronger than Red Bull (its inventor, Jamey Kirby, says it is “350 percent stronger,” because, you know, that sounds like more), and — get this — has a secret ingredient to imitate the mouth- and throat-numbing properties of actual cocaine.

Their website looks pretty low-budg, which is fine, because you don’t really need a complicated marketing strategy when you’ve named your product after the hippest life-destroying addictive illegal drug on the market. You know everyone at Hansens is slapping their foreheads this week. “Fuck, dude, what were we thinking? Monster? Shit.”

I think we’re seeing a resurgence in the marketing-by-controversy approach, between this and Survivor: Racist. I hold Ann Coulter single-handedly responsible.

Sep 20, 2006 at 12:21 am by Evil Beet

Check it out on AllieIsWired.

Sep 19, 2006 at 09:34 pm by Evil Beet

Sep 19, 2006 at 07:58 pm by Evil Beet

So, guys, I know it’s really funny to make the gimme jokes about the fact that she doesn’t ever eat because of a furious and devastating mental illness that has taken complete control of her body, mind and life — I mean, yeah, that’s funny shit — but, like, if we can be serious for a second, maybe someone who actually knows her might want to consider, you know, trying to save her life. Just a thought.