Usually male comedians and chael sonnen make me laugh , but i never thaught someone who i wanted to date , would make me laugh so much !!

I can't take my eyes off the Esquire Magazine cover. Halle Berry is smiling back at me.
She's a straight shot of sex.
A black, lace bra plays peek-a-boo beneath her fitted suit jacket.
A loose, baby-blue tie around her neck points straight down to her legs spread wide.
With no pants, you can see right up her thighs to her…almost.
Halle Barry.
Yes, the same Halle Barry that was married to - and now divorced from - a porn addict.
Inside the cover, Bill Clinton wears the exact same suit. With a shirt. And pants.
I consider the contrasting juxtaposition before me.
Who appears smarter? Bill.
Who looks sexier? Halle.
But why? She's a talented actress. The first black woman to win an Academy award.
Why can't she be barely clothed and still seen as brilliant?
As a woman, I wrestle daily with how I want the world to know me, to see me: brain or body or both.
I default to what comes easier and what's safer: focusing on my personality.
Maybe I have it backwards.
Be focused on my look and my body for as long as I possibly can because that eventually fades, right?
Save relying on my brain for later.
But I'm so much more than a body.
Can't we as women be seen as sensual and smart?
No, it really doesn't work that way.
At least in our culture.
A picture tells a thousand words.
As much as we try, we can't have it both ways.

What do you think?

Sharon Stone, Halle Berry and Jamie Foxx are just a few of the A-list celebs who donated a five-figure sum to be there in person when Barack Obama is sworn in as president. Read on to find out how much the celebs contributed to see history!

Stone, Berry and Fox all gave $50,000, says the Associated Press, entitling each of them to four-day packages of four tickets to official inaugural festivities.

Oprah Winfrey is also expected at the inauguration.

According to Internet Movie Data Base, Tom Selleck also accepted his award for "Christopher Columbus: The Discovery" while he was a guest on "The Chevy Chase Show." 

Response from Head RAZZberry: OOPS! You're right -- I somehow omitted Selleck when making the list of "acceptors" posted above. Selleck was berry funny on THE CHEVY CHASE SHOW, asking the audience to validate his "win" by all blowing a giant RAZZ-berry in unison... 

You may want to record who made these "ersatz Razzies" so if any other star or studio are willing to pay for something more substantial than the official $4.97 statuettes (and I will never quite understand why), you may refer the same makers.

Then again, why?

Besides, no one has asked for this since.

I had a small questionon regarding Bill Cosby... Did he accept the original RAZZIES on top of this, or were they all the "supersized" awards??? And to think these are truly the most expensive RAZZIES ever made...

Response from Head RAZZberry: Actually, we never attempted to get "real RAZZIES®" to Mister Cosby, as he seemed so pleased with the way-too-expensive ersatz ones he had gotten from Fox...

After seeing Halle Berry's acceptance speech, I have to wonder why other stars haven't followed suit.  That is, until I remember. . . .

"Oh, yeah, we're saying you stank in a stinky movie. . . ."

Ego rules way too often.  There's so little humility, and too few people can laugh at themselves.

Halle Berry shows she can take it, and she shows she even can make the best of it.

Great acceptance speech! 

Originally posted by Aaron What a class act! And the best part is, it definitely looks like there won't be a Catwoman 2.

Don't be so sure about that - they could still cast Beyonce in the part...

What a class act! And the best part is, it definitely looks like there won't be a Catwoman 2.

In the entire 27 year history of The RAZZIES®, only the following people have willingly collected their $4.79 worth of Spray-Painted Gold:

Bill Cosby for LEONARD: PART 6  (Cosby arranged to have the film's three RAZZIES® re-created out of 24-carat-gold and Italian marble, funded by Fox Networks to the tune of $27,500. They were then presented to him "live-on-tape" at Harrah's Lake Tahoe, and his acceptance of them was broadcast during "sweeps " on the Fox LATE SHOW)

Paul Verhoeven for SHOWGIRLS (The Dutch director became the first "winner" ever to attend our ceremonies when his film set an all-time RAZZIE® record with 13 Nominations and 7 "wins." In addition to his own trophy for Worst Director, Verhoeven also retrieved the statuette for Worst Picture)

Brian Helgeland for THE POSTMAN (Helgeland won both an Oscar and a RAZZIE® in the same weekend. His Best Screenplay Oscar was for L.A. CONFIDENTIAL. He arranged, after the fact, to be presented with his RAZZIE® for Worst Screenplay in his production office on the Warner Brothers back lot)

Tom Green for FREDDY GOT FINGERED (When Green's wretchedly unfunny "comedy" about child abuse and playing with dead animals "swept" The 22nd Annual RAZZIES®, he was on hand to collect all five of its statuettes, including Worst Picture, Worst Actor and Worst Director. Green got worldwide press coverage for doing so)

Michael Ferris (One of a reported 27 screenwriters who had a hand in concocting 2004's CATWOMAN, he gamely attended our 2005 ceremonies, happily accepted his  Worst Screenplay dis-honor, and thanked us for boosting the film's video sales)

Halle Berry for CATWOMAN (Exhibiting a wonderful sense of humor, and a delightful willingness to poke fun at herself and her big budget box office bomb, Berry became the first True Star ever to appear on our stage. As the Video Clips attest, her appearance brought the house down at The 25th Annual RAZZIES®)

Hi everyone
I did a quick search, but didn't find anything, so:

Is there a list anywhere of people who actually showed up to collect their Razzies? Or was Halle Berry the only one ever to do that?

Thanx,

Neff

It's Good!

Following up her Oscar win for MONSTER's BALL with a Worst Actress trophy for CATWOMAN, Mizz Berry graced our stage for nearly 8 minutes, and was alternately touching and hilarious.