Lou Diamond Phillips – Winner of NBC’s ‘I’m A Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here!’
In the finale of NBC’s ‘I’m A Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here!’ 47 year old actor, Lou Diamond Phillips was the last man standing. The prizes all go to a charity of the winners choice, and Lou donated his to “Art Has Heart,” a non-profit organization that gives scholarships to less fortunate high school students. Coming in behind Lou was Torrie Wilson, the pro-wrestler, with ex-NBA player John Salley coming in third.
“When I leave this jungle and go back into the other [real world] jungle I think I will actually go back strengthened by the knowledge that I can do what I set out to do. My experience in this jungle has been complete,” Lou said after winning ‘I’m A Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here!’.
Lou has had a long career in movies and television, from his incredible performance in “La-Bamba” to his more recent work in SG.U Stargate Universe, and Num3ers. You can read his full history on IMDB.


The excitement over the already popular show, Ice Road Truckers has risen drastically in the past few weeks, due to the new addition to the cast, 28 year old Lisa Kelly. If you’re not already familiar with the show, it’s a reality based show following the dangerous travels of the “Ice Road Truckers” who drive their massive trucks down icy roads, and sometimes over frozen lakes in treacherous conditions to bring supplies to people 250 miles North of the Arctic Circle. Kelly is the first female driver to appear on the show, and most likely the first female ice road trucker, but that doesn’t bother her one bit. “I think I’ve earned where I’m at. They don’t just judge me by the cover, and I can get the job done,” she says. “I don’t need to fit the stereotype. I don’t have to be a potty mouth, chew tobacco and be 300 pounds to drive a truck.”
TLC has been running a promo video for an upcoming episode of “Jon and Kate Plus 8,” where they would make an “announcement.”
Recently on “The Late Show,” David Letterman had Sarah Palin on as a guest, and he made a few jokes about her. For his infamous “Top 10 List,” he did ”The Top Ten Highlights of Sarah Palin’s Trip to New York” which included Palin going to Bloomindale’s to “update her slutty flight attendant look.” He also said her daughter had been “knocked-up” by A-Rod (Alex Rodriguez of the New York Yankees) in the seventh inning. The top ten joke is hilarious, but the second one is a little over the top since Palin’s daughter is like 14. However, when you agree to go on “The Late Show,” you’re basically giving them full rights to tear on you in any way they see fit… that’s pretty much the point of the show.