There was a lot of selling going on today but it could've been a bit of bait and switch.
First there was this pic of Jake and crew starting to film Everest today.
Didn't they try this last month?
Neither picture never said Jake was actually in the picture, just made the impression he was.
But a gambling man might go all in and say that Jake is on the Gulf Coast checking on Mississippi Grind. A project he may no longer be listed as starring in, but doesn't mean he's no longer associated with it. Yeah yeah Mr. Producer.
Now why would Jake try to be selling everyone on him being anywhere but in the Gulf? Perhaps a bit of a "Texas Tall Tail"
And you can be Deep In The Heart of Texas by bedtime.
And speaking of that -
Austin's just selling it - the saucy minx- and damn proud of it.
I'm on sale y'all. You can pick up some of this for 17.99 - AUS10
Olympics for ALL Moment:
While several Olympic sponsors have spoken out against Russia's restrictions on gay rights ahead of the Sochi Winter Games, Chevrolet rolled out two ads during the U.S. broadcast of the opening ceremony on Friday that feature gay couples.
The ads are the first to feature gay couples during an Olympic broadcast, according to GLAAD, an advocacy group for the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community. They also come at a time when a fairly new Russia law banning gay "propaganda" from reaching minors has drawn strong international criticism ahead of the Games.
Chevy, is not an official sponsor, didn't comment on the Russian laws specifically, instead saying in a statement that "these ads ... are not intended as any political commentary."
But some advertising experts say the commercials make a pretty clear statement. "Actions speak louder than words," said Allen Adamson, managing director of the New York office of branding firm Landor Associates. "The action of putting a spot on the Olympics is far more powerful than a press release. It's a very clear statement of what they believe Chevy stands for."
This ad, for Chevy, features a montage of different images of America, including a shot of a gay couple getting married. "Like the old love, the new love starts with a kiss," a voiceover states. "Like the old community, the new community still keeps us connected. ... A whole new lineup for a whole new world."























































