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We all love urban legends. The one about the guy with the hook for the hand who killed horny teenagers was popular. So was the one about the kid from the Life cereal commercial who died after mixing soda and pop rocks (he’s fine, thanks for asking).
When you can combine our love of popular culture and celebrities with some of these legends, we eat it up even more. It doesn’t really matter what the myth is either, because for the most part, more ridiculous lies are a lot more fun to believe. Of course, most of the time it’s complete load, but who cares? Let’s take a look at some of our favorite Hollywood urban legends.
1. There was a ghost in 3 Men and a Baby
Ah, you have to love movies that perpetuate the idea that when it comes to children, successful men are clueless buffoons. Surely three educated men would be unable to figure out the mechanics of a diaper, right? That’s what 3 Men and a Baby alleged, anyway, as Ted Danson, Steve Guttenberg, Tom Selleck, and Tom Selleck’s mustache stumble upon an abandoned baby and bumble their way into falling in love with said infant. And then they get haunted by the ghost of a young boy who lives in their apartment. Wait, sorry, that’s not part of the plot, but it would have made 3 Men and a Baby a far more enjoyable movie if it had been. There’s a particular scene in which a shadowy figure, about the size of a 10 or 11 year old boy, appears to be standing in front of the window of the men’s apartment.
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Our favorite DJ, Micky Friedmann just keeps getting hotter! As you have learned before if you read our interview with this talented man, he started out as a dancer, then became a model (which he still does) then because a DJ, now very much in demand, and also produces his own music. Micky Friedmann is probably also one of the busiest DJ’s around, with bookings nearly a year in advance. If you want to hear some of his great sounds and watch his amazing performance, try to hit one of the clubs where he is spinning. Have a listen to two of his hits “Rub” which he produced along with Alex Botar, and my personal favorite “Middle of the Dance Floor” featuring Jipsta. Also catch Micky on the cover of BLU Magazine!