Showing posts with label Hacking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hacking. Show all posts

Friday, 16 September 2011

Justin Timberlake And ScarJo PAArty Together Despite Hacking

Scar Jo JT Party

Can't let some hackers bother you too much, right guys??

Justin Timberlake and Scarlett Johansson both have been mixed up in a hacking scandal these past couple of days, but that didn't bother them much (the FBI can handle it) as they showed up at 1Oak together in NYC at 3:30 in the morning!!

"They were dancing and talking to each other all night like old friends. People were surprised that she showed up with him, but they both seemed happy to see each other."

"Scarlett and Justin left together with two of his friends around 5 a.m. and hopped into a black SUV. You can tell the two are great friends and had a blast together. Scarlett seemed really into him, but he didn't seem interested because of Jessica Biel. It was like he just considers it a friendship."

Who WOULDN'T be into him?? Ha!

Well, we're glad to hear that both of them aren't too distracted by what's going on. It sucks to have that invasion of privacy, but the simple solution would be not to take nude picture on your phone.

Hope they get caught!!

[Image via WENN.]

Tags: couple, dancing, friends, friendship, happy, hollywood, justin timberlake, nude, nyc, privacy, scandal, scarlett johansson, surprise, together


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Tuesday, 26 July 2011

British Journalist Sells Book on Hacking Scandal

The hacking scandal in Britain has caught the attention of the publishing industry.

Nick Davies, a journalist who has covered the story extensively for The Guardian, sold a book about the scandal at News International to Faber & Faber, an affiliate of Farrar, Straus & Giroux in the United States, and to Chatto & Windus, part of Random House in Britain.

The book, titled “Hack Attack,” is scheduled for release in fall 2012, according to his publisher, which called the book “an authoritative account and commentary” on the scandal.

In 2009, Mr. Davies’s reporting revealed that the phone hacking at The News of the World was much more widespread than the initial police investigation suggested.


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