And why are these rambling, random thoughts from a hottie-of-the moment right for the paper of record? Being quotable to the press (Hirschberg tosses off the "tabloid narrative" as folly for lesser peers) is a skill Fox has perfected.
Confidential to John Biggs: Get me one of these and a hottie to model it, and I promise to produce more posts.
How moist Cheryl Cole's palms must have become when she read of Harry in sexy boots and tight trousers thundering across the turf like a hottie knight of yore to resuscitate a prone plutocrat.
She's confident and comfortable with power and has a solid home life (her character is married to a hottie professor of the Tim Daly variety), which is also a step up from the scattered, good-at-work-but-a-mess-everywhere-else lady bosses that have so often populated TV (even my beloved CJ Craig couldn't commit to anything with more of a backbone than her goldfish until West Wing's final season).
Perhaps my colleagues were as creeped out as I by the sight of a hottie in high heels and palpitating, anatomically correct wings!
The actors are all appropriately terrible and the story is completely absurd (and Debbie Gibson is still as much of a hottie as she was when I was seven-years old).
He arrives in a flash, with a hottie in tow.
Messaging a hottie with "Hey" isn't bringing anything to the table.
(Luke is a hottie; Adam, a bit of a nebbish, with more than a touch of the hypochondriacal, fatalistic Woody Allen of "Annie Hall" and "Manhattan".) It's that Luke, a hard-core Christian from Florida, believes that the man he loves is going to hell.
Keep it minimal: cell phone (especially one with camera and video capabilities), tickets, extra cash, and a pen (in case you meet a hottie or a member of the band).
Whether he was just looking in the direction of a hottie or you caught him staring, you're not going to believe what he says anyway, so what's the point in asking?
