Megan is flexible.

Megan Fox was recently featured in New York Times showing off her hoo-ha. NYT called her a "devoted student of stardom, past and present". Our favorite crazy-charmer dishes on Transformers, Michael Bay, Jennifer's Body this time, saying she's had her doubts about the movie all along.

“People expected ‘Jennifer’s Body’ to make so much money,” Fox said flatly. “But I was doubtful. The movie is about a man-eating, cannibalistic lesbian cheerleader, and that pretty much eliminates middle America. It’s obviously a girl-power movie, but it’s also about how scary girls are. Girls can be a nightmare.”

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In a fast-paced society where we’re bombarded with work and mundane activities, we often forget one of the most fundamental elements that brought us here in the first place – love. Just when Thanksgiving weekend becomes more of a shopping spree for most Americans, Rupert Cornwell tells the extraordinary story of Michael Oher and reminds us all the importance of love, acceptance, and helping others overcome adversity.

The movie is based on a book by Michael Lewis titled “The Blind Side”, which shared the true story of Michael Oher, an American professional football player for the Baltimore Ravens. Despite Michael’s career success, his childhood was far from smooth-sailing.

When Michael Oher was sixteen years old, he was destitute and illiterate, his father dead and his mother addicted to crack cocaine. While he was walking down a street on a frosty winter night in Memphis, TN, wearing nothing more than T-Shirt and shorts, a white wealthy Christian family (Tuohy) took him in and eventually called him ‘son’. It was an act of kindness that’s hard to believe.

“We took him in because he needed some clothes. That’s all it really was. Then he needed a place to sleep. The depths of need never stopped. And she got so far into it, she couldn’t get out of it. And she fell in love with him.” - Sean Tuohy

When I walked out of the theater last night, everyone, including me, sighed in content. There was an overwhelming sense of warm-heartedness and generosity. Sandra Bullock’s performance is easily one of the best in her entire career, and no one can possibly nail the role of Michael Oher as Quinton Aaron did.

I strongly encourage you to go see this movie with your loved ones! This is one story so true even Hollywood can’t fabricate.

Wud. Up. (I'm going to make this blog especially short because I feel an incoming food coma.) I hope all of you guys had a WONDERFUL Thanksgiving! I celebrated with my family and friends and we had a BLAST. I stuffed myself silly with turkey and rice, which is a delicious combo. On a more meaningful note, here's a few things I'm thankful for this year:

STAY BLESSED!! Remember, every single moment in life is a gift!

Being a monster has never been so badass. Not only will you get millions of tween fans kissing the ground of theaters playing your film, you will financially be able to retire in your mid-twenties. Reports just came in that The Twilight Saga: New Moon raked in an estimated $26.7 million at 3,514 sites showing the movie start at 12:01 a.m, Friday, setting the new midnight record. The previous title-holder was Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince at $22.2 million.

UPDATE: New Moon breaks opening-day record by raking in an estimated 72.7 million on approximately 8,500 screens at 4,024 sites on opening day, surpassing the previous title holder The Dark Knight which made $67.2 million on around 9,300 screens at 4,366 sites!

When you've created the highest-rated television show in history and sold moon rocks to aliens, maybe, just maybe, it's time to move on. A teary-eyed Oprah announced on Friday that "The Oprah Winfrey Show" will end after its 25th season on September 9th, 2011. Oprah revealed to her viewers that the show has been her life since it began in 1985 and that she loves it enough to let it go. "Twenty-five years just feels right in my spirits and my bones."

Gayle King, the editor-at-large of Oprah's O Magazine and Oprah's personal best friend, told Access Hollywood that she's still processing the idea of Oprah not doing her current show. "It's hard to wrap my head around the fact she won't be there," she said.

Although Oprah left the press speculating what she'll focus on after her show ends, Gayle said, "She will be going to her own network (OWN)."

Oprah's message below is beautiful, but bittersweet. I've been a huge fan of hers for the past couple of years and I truly admire what she's done for our society. But, there is always a time to say good-bye. In a way, it's kind of a dream come true for me. Since Oprah is leaving her spot in public television, um, how do I apply?! :)