| Lewis Hamilton is '11 out of 10' in bed!
London, Nov 20 (ANI): Formula One race ace Lewis Hamilton drove beauty queen Cemre Mirel crazy in bed the first time they slept together by nibbling fruit off her naked body. The stunning model revealed passionate secrets of a ten-month long affair, and revealed that Lewis was as good in bed as on the racetrack. "He was amazing in bed. I'd give him 11 out of 10," The Sun quoted her, as saying. The couple began seeing each other after meeting at a London nightclub last January. Mirel, a former Miss Turkey finalist, also revealed how Lewis begged her for a sex session in his black Mercedes and sent saucy texts asking her to dress as a secretary for even more raunchy romps and blindfolded her before eating ripe bananas off her curves.
A Taylor Twofer: Ann Coulter and Al Franken
With a nod to this past weekend's Grateful Dead Symposium and the looming 2008 primary season, we draw together two interviews from Taylor Hill that draw together both topics...
"Deadheads Are What Liberals Claim to Be But Aren't": An Interview with Ann Coulter
When I called the Clare Booth Luce Policy Institute, whose chairwoman gives speeches on topics with titles like "The Failures of Feminism", and told the gatekeeper there that I wanted to do an interview with Ann Coulter solely about the Grateful Dead, there was a small pause. Then she recovered and politely told me to send her an e-mail, which she would forward to Ann. That, I expected, would be the end of it. When I got home that night, and saw an e-mail in my box from Ann Coulter, I thought "how polite of her to send a rejection letter rather than simply ignoring my proposal." Instead, I found that she had somehow written "I'd love to! Good website!" While she was delayed by a round of speeches to make up due to strep throat, and other events life throws out, we kept shooting e-mails back and forth and I discovered a secret that I will reveal despite the damage to her reputation that it may cause: Ann is really cool and really funny.
Snorty, snorty, Sophie!
FORMER I'm A Celebrity star Sophie Anderton is a sordid DRUG-PUSHING HOOKER who charges �10,000 a night for her services. Watch Sophie Anderton snorting drugs and stripping for sex In a sensational secret rendezvous with a News of the World undercover man, the leggy supermodel STRIPPED to her G-string and Christian Louboutin stilettos and spread herself across the bed. "I'm great at sex," Sophie bragged as she beckoned our reporter to romp with her. "I'll be a lot of fun. I'll look great on your f***ing arm. I'm a supermodel." Sophie loses £100k modelling contract The beauty, who has publicly claimed she's beaten her long battle with drug addiction, also offered our man cocaine. "Everyone takes drugs. You don't take coke?" she asked.
November 17 - 23
Long ago in a distant land, there was the Club-Footed Columnist, who lived in a tiny shack in the woods all by himself, except for his magical pot of tree sap, which he slathered on his club foot every morning for good luck. Then, one week, the Club-Footed Columnist decided to take a week-long vacation to Los Angeles to visit some friends and get way, way too drunk. "Well," he thought, "I can't just let my column vanish for a week, just because I'll be away from my shack! I'll do TWO columns in ONE WEEK!" And so the Club-Footed Columnist toiled away tirelessly until the wee hours of the morning, a mere three hours before he was meeting up with his buddies to leave in fact, trying desperately to write his column despite being bleary-eyed, distracted, and downright delirious due to lack of sleep.
The Complete Wine List
HERE'S a selection of the top 100 Australian wines for you to spring into summer with. Whites under $201. 2007 Bellarmine Riesling, $18 One of the superstars of Pemberton. They make three superb rieslings. This is the driest, with floral aromas, vibrant lemongrass flavours, juiciness and soft, zesty acidity. Value. 18 2. 2006 Brown Bros Vermentino, $16.90 This summery quaffer is tangy, savoury rather than fruity, refreshing because of its bitter-almond acidity. 17 3. 2007 Chalice Bridge Sauvignon Blanc, $16.95 South of Margaret River is the place for sauvignon. This one is from a vineyard at Rosa Glen: fresh, clean and lively tropical tang before a taut, zesty finish that lingers. 17 4. 2006 D’Arenberg The Last Ditch Viognier, $19.95 An intriguing McLaren Vale white. There’s marvellous viscosity, complex, spicy apricot characters, with cedar on the finish.
SOCIETY CALENDAR 2007-2008
The 11th Annual Boca Raton Community Hospital Golf Tournament. Boca West .561-955-4142.
Making Strides Against Breast Cancer calendar launch. 7 -11 pm. Sundy House, Delray Beach. Tickets: $50. 1-866-257-8886. Calendar $20 from
www.myspace.com/breastcancercalendar.
October 23 - Tuesday
Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce's Membership After-Hours Network Plus. 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Renaissance Boca Raton Hotel. www.bocaratonchamber.com.
October 24 - Wednesday
Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce's Latin Business Professionals Network. 5:30- 7:30pm Gaucho Rodizio Steakhouse, Lighthouse Point. www.bocaratonchamber.com Morikami Taishi Passport to Japan Food and Sake Tasting. Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens off Jog Rd Delray Beach.
Out of town
Since 1853, when US naval officer Matthew Perry arrived in Edo Bay with his squadron of "black ships" looking for a trade deal, Japan has possessed a mystique for Westerners that has served as much to alienate as attract. The idea of a closed society, an isolated country that agreed to open up to trade only when threatened with naval bombardment, still haunts the foreign imagination. Despite the enthusiastic assimilation by contemporary Japanese of every international cultural tic, from dreadlocks to David Beckham, many gaijin, foreigners, still suspect there's something about the exchange that isn't reciprocal, that aspects of this wealthy modern democracy are being held back or kept secret. This image of impenetrable Japan informs such films as Lost in Translation, in which two Americans work through their culture shock in the luxurious surroundings of the Tokyo Park Hyatt Hotel.
Fly Fishing 101
Everyone needs a hobby, something to take our mind off the daily grind. Some people prefer to head to the great outdoors and spend a little time bonding with mother nature. Kristie VerMulm recently had a chance to try her hand at fly-fishing. South Dakota's outdoor experts try to show her what it takes to reel in the big one. When you cast your eyes on this beautiful lake in the Black Hills of South Dakota, you can't help but notice all the casting. This group of in-experienced anglers has taken over the shoreline of Center Lake to learn the art of fly fishing. "Early to bed, early to rise, fish all day and make up lies" says Keith Wintersteen of the South Dakota Game, Fish & Parks Department. While that's not a bad motto, today's lesson is about actually landing the catch of the day. With all these lines in the water there's got to be some trick to getting the fish to look at your lure.
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