Alex Rodriguez Gossip

Alex Rodriguez is making entertainment headline news today for an interview he did in Sports Illustrated because he told a story about a celebrity – and that celebrity is not Jennifer Lopez, it’s Kylie Jenner. ARod f-cked up the details, but before we get to that, I want to underline the fact that he did an interview with SI, which would not normally make its way over to E! News, if not for his namedropping. Full Story

Jennifer Lopez received the Fashion Icon Award at the CFDA Fashion Awards last night. I mean…yeah. JLo over the last 20 years has given us some f-cking looks. The infamous Versace dress at the Grammys. The Timberland heels. All the hairstyles. All the makeup styles. And even her body – which she acknowledged during her remarks, via USA Today Full Story

In the olden days (15 years ago), when a couple got engaged, we would only have to hear the story once or twice (maybe more, if they were kind of annoying). Before social media, there was no visual element to proposals because that would require not just a photographer to be present, but having those photos developed, and then showing the photos to individual people. Full Story

A couple of days ago, a British Playboy model called Zoe Gregory told The Sun said that she was introduced to Alex Rodriguez by a friend over text around Christmas. According to Zoe, he then started sexting her and also sent her a dick pic. Zoe says she’s sharing all of this because Zoe deserves better. Full Story

Page Six published an interesting article about Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez this weekend. It’s been a week since their engagement and, as you know, Jose Canseco tried to ruin it with his claims on Twitter that ARod was cheating on JLo with Jose’s ex-wife Jessica – claims that Jessica then denied Full Story

Let’s get one thing very, very clear here. Jennifer Lopez looked stunnnning last night.  It’s not just that she’s beautiful, which she is – but that dress is a treat for the eyes. I never, ever got tired of looking at it, from every multi-faceted angle, which of course is the point but also because a lot of the dresses worn to the Oscars are designed to be analyzed and debated and seen as an indication of the wearer’s confidence in winning or not, and I know we do some of that here, and I know we all enjoy it – after all, fashion is expression and art – but when so many dresses are taken so seriously, it’s a joy to see one that’s a little more lighthearted, a bit more playful. Full Story