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Sunday, August 15, 2010
Portia to Ellen: I Want to Be a DeGeneres!
Monday, July 12, 2010
Ellen DeGeneres
البطاقة الشخصية ~
الأسم الكامل: Ellen Lee DeGeneres
يوم الميلاد: 26 يناير 1958
الجنسية:أمريكية
مجالها:أشتهرت كـ كوميدية عالمسرح وممثلة بأدوار بسيطة
ومذيعة للبرامج الحوارية.
حياتها المثلية:
بنهاية التسعينات كانت بعلاقة مع الممثلة Alexandra Hedison التي مثلت في مسلسل
"The L Word" دور (Dylan Moreland)....
وحالياً هي متزوجة بـ Portia de Rossi حب حياتها كما تقول بعد علاقة 4 سنوات.
Thursday, September 10, 2009
Ellen DeGeneres to Join American Idol
Ellen DeGeneres to Join American Idol
Ellen is a comedian, right. So when I heard her announce that she was going to be the next judge on American Idol, I thought she was joking. But apparently she is serious. Ellen DeGeneres is going to be the next judge on American Idol, replacing Paula Abdul when the show airs in January.
She's not leaving her popular daytime talk show do the job either. "I'm not leaving here, that's for sure," she said on a taping of her show, to be aired on Thursday. "I'm going to have a day job and a night job. It's the times we're living in. We're all doing that."
"I'm the people's point of view," she said. "I'm just like you. I sit at home and I watch it...I'm looking at it as a person who is going to buy the music."
What do you think? Can you imagine it? Sure, Ellen will bring some laughs to the table, but will she really be able to break it to the tone-deaf, horrible singers that they're no good? Does she have enough musical knowledge to make critical judgments of contestants performances? I can't imagine Ellen saying a mean thing about anyone. What will she do when Simon Cowell insults someone?
Will Ellen be a better judge than Paula Abdul? Add your thoughts below about Ellen DeGeneres becoming the next American Idol judge.
Sunday, February 22, 2009
Ellen DeGeneres

Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi are close to settling down and having a child.
Star magazine says the couple will undergo fertility treatment in the not-so-distant future.
DeGeneres has recently said that once her contract expires in 2010 the women would like to move out of the spotlight and onto a rural farm.
De Rossi has also been quoted as saying she would like children sometime soon. “There are times when I think I’d be really selfish not to adopt a child. It’d be great to spend our lives with somebody, a little child that really needs a home.”
However, the couple have decided on using IVF to conceive a child of their own. Sources say they would really love to have a baby boy.

ELLEN & PORTIA ARE GONNA HAVE A BABY, NORMALIZE GAYS WITH KIDS
February 20th, 2009 آ· No Comments آ· Celebrity, The Gays
God, I love this couple. First Ellen made gay acceptable for Midwestern house wives, then she moved on to become a symbol of gay marriage and now her and her wife, Portia de Rossi are planning on having a baby!
“They would love a boy,†an insider tells Star. “But would truly be happy with any healthy baby.â€
Hopefully this will ease some of the concerns less-informed people and bigots have that children raised by homosexuals will suffer developmentally. Maybe it will even spread to Arkansas, which has a big viewership of Ellen’s show, along with a ban on gay foster-parenting.
Right now, at least 4 million U.S. children have one or both parents who identify themselves as homosexual, said Gary Gates of the Williams Institute at UCLA School of Law. My roommate in college was one of them and she was a lovely, psychologically healthy person. So were her two moms, because a good parent is a good parent, regardless of sex.
Science has proven it too, though studies are limited. Sociologists Judith Stacey and Timothy Biblarz published an analysis in 2001 in the American Sociological Review of 21 studies of children raised by homosexual parents and found that, overall, they were just as â€کnormal’ as kids raised in traditional homes. This was later endorsed by American Academy of Pediatrics, the American Medical Association, the American Psychological Association and other mainstream organizations.
But still, little has helped remove the stigma. Let’s hope Ellen can.
