Video Blog - Lindsay Lohan still parties too much, Naomi Campbell beats down another employee, and Brooke Hogan releases her music video

I decided to try something new and update the news today via a video blog. I plan to start doing this every couple days (in addition to normal text updates) since it’s unique and nobody else that I can think of is doing it. I’ll always post a transcript of the video blog updates under the video for those of you that access the site at work/school and can’t listen to the audio. Sorry the updates are so late today, but I didn’t get the idea for this until this morning and I had to make the logos/overlays, which I won’t have to do again. Anyway, here it is:

Video Blog Transcript:

We’ve got three things to talk about today. First of all, Lindsay Lohan and her incesent partying; I’m not sure if that’s still considered news or not. Second off, Naomi Campbell abused yet another one of her employees. And finally, Brooke Hogan finally released the music video for her new single “About Us”.

Alright so first up, Lindsay Lohan and her incesent partying have apparently gotten so out of hand, that even her own entourage can’t handle it anymore. Lindsay apparently hired a guy named Nate Newall, a stylist, to help her out while she was in New York filming [promoting] “A Prairie Home Companion”, and the guy had to borrow money to fly himself home three days after she hired him. Poor Lindsay.

Next up, Naomi Campbell has apparently abused yet another one of her employees. This time the victim’s name is Gaby Gibson. Gaby claims that Naomi struck her when she was trying to find a specific pair of jeans for Naomi and couldn’t find them. She’s suing for punitive damages as well as, obviously, physical damages. Can’t imagine why anybody still works for Naomi Campbell unless they’re all hoping that eventually when she strikes them they can just sue her for a couple million dollars.

And finally, Brooke Hogan premiered the music video for her new single, “About Us” featuring Paul Wall, over the weekend on VH1. Apparently the song deals with how she’s constantly hounded by the paparazzi, both her and Paul Wall. Which would make sense if either of them actually were hounded by the paparazzi, or anybody cared about them.

Let me know what you think of the idea!