1. . . . “I’m 22.  I’m all over the place, so my record (new album“Red”)  is all over the place.”
  2. . . . An advertising blitz.
  3. . . . That’s an understatement.
  1. PRE-SHOW:  Katherine Schwarzenegger, along with sometime co-host Chris Jacobs, gave a preview on the debate on Entertainment Tonight, Hollywood style.  She must be a “contributor” to the show;  they’re a dime a dozen.  
  2. . . . She looks just like her mother Maria.  She’s got the looks and the dangling hair, except her tresses are dark.
  3. . . . “The debate tonight may decide the election,” she predicted.
  4. . . . Brilliant.
  1. . . . The Brad Pitt TV ad for Chanel #5 perfume.

  2. . . . He’s the new face of the “eau de parfum.” Gimme a Break!

  3. . . . It’s arty. Done in black and white. The lighting keeps changing dramatically, like the wind blowing in.

  1. Yeah, yeah, yeah.  Romney's gotta show he has emotions.  Haven't we learned he’s a feelin’ man over the past couple of weeks?

  2. . . . It'll be 65 degrees in the hall.  That's what the candidates agreed upon.

  3. . . . Nevertheless, “The Heat Is On” (Glenn Frey, on MCA Records, from 1985).

  1. . . . That’s what I’d call Mitt Romney and President Obama.

  2. . . . Romney was loaded for bear and Obama was laid back.

  3. . . . Peter Alexander “reported” on NBC Nightly News that Romney “fueled up on a peanut butter and honey’ sandwich” in preparation for the debate. That sounds gooey.

  1. . . . The soccer player is underwear modeling for H&M, sporting his David Beckham Bodywear briefs, longjohns and tank tops (along with his many tattoos) in print ads and on TV.

  2. . . . Half-naked.

  3. . . . In your face.

  • . . . That’s what followers (6,000) of motivational speaker Tony Robbins thought they were doing in San Jose while attending one of his “seminars” last Thursday, but they got burned.

  • . . . Twenty-one people (zombies?) who walked on hot coals, part of the “Firewalk Experience” that Robbins promotes to his followers, were treated for burn injuries.

  • . . . (“Working in the Coal Mine . . .” Lee Dorsey1966 on Amy Records)

  • . . . Their soles (souls?) were scorched.

  1. . . . “You won the Dee Snider weekend!” yells the heavy-metal frontman for Twisted Sister at an unsuspecting homeowner as he and his group of partiers appear at her front door, enter the house and proceed to party down, tossing buckets of Cheetos in the air, knocking over potted plants and generally wreaking havoc all over the living room rug.

  2. . . . The face-painted, red vinyl platform shoe-wearing “man of the house” appears to be a head banger too and gleefully joins in with the raucous crowd, dancing and flailing about.

  3. . . . He even body surfs and crashes to the floor but looks up and insists, “I’m good.”

  4. . . . “Nobody cleans the rock ‘n’ roll out of your carpet like Stanley Steemer,” says the announcer.

  1. … That’s what Gayle King and Michelle Obama seemed like last week while the first lady was being interviewed by new ‘CBS This Morning” show anchor King
  2. … The interview was a friendly chat like two girlfriends would have.
  3. … Like at a slumber party.
  4. … The questions were kind and considerate and the two spoke very personally.