Like Kate Winslet earlier this week, it seems that Sandy has been affected by the Oscar curse — a running belief (of many, anyway) that once a woman wins top honors at the Academy Awards, her relationship will soon crumble.
Some of the biggest names in Hollywood are linked to this plague, including Julia Roberts, Reese Witherspoon and Halle Berry.
Bullock is married to motorcycle/car enthusiast, Jesse James. He’s twice married before, but she tied the knot with the TV personality in 2005 and they seemed like a couple deeply in love.
Then came In Touch Weekly’s exposé on James. The tabloid linked Jesse to tattoo model (and rumored stripper) Michelle “Bombshell” McGee. They apparently met through MySpace, were following each other on Twitter and — worst of all — engaged in “relations” while Sandy was filming her tearjerker.
Bullock has since moved out of the home she shares with Jesse and canceled her appearance at an overseas premiere of The Blind Side. Coincidentally or not, James has closed his Twitter account.
Though he hasn’t admitted anything just yet, “sources” close to the pair aren’t denying something went down between Jesse and the tattooed bombshell, who claims to have text messages from James confirming the flirtation and more.
Predicto ponders: with this story — and Sandy’s life — unraveling, will she file for divorce from Jesse? 55% of voting Predicto players say yes!
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As long as you can see your way past the idea that these aliens have no interest in weaponry or direct confrontation with your giant, furious towers- you’ll begin to have a great deal of fun with this game. The strategising element of tower placement had myself and a friend drawing out mazes on old envelopes and really discussing the problem as if we were generals ourselves. For such a simple game it’s a hugely immersive experience but you’ll rarely find yourself wrestling with the moral quandry of blowing away thousands of unarmed aliens. You’re defending the planet, after all!
With plenty of places to plop your strategically placed towers the only concern left are the graphics are a joke then your tower defense game could be blown apart. The graphics in Defense Grid are actually incredibly impressive for a game which is technically lacking in any form of genuine artificial intelligence. At a high setting, zooming in on elements of the map reveal an impressive level of detail and you soon begin to get lost in the massive fire-fights taking place across the map. The learning curve is not particularly steep and the game eases you into the unrelenting slaughter of aliens with a few small-step missions.
