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The band performed the cover live on BBC Radio One Live Lounge, as part of their student tour. 'Video Games' is 24-year-old New Yorker Lana del Rey's debut single. It was a YouTube sensation before it was released in the UK charts last Monday, where it entered at number nine. Kasabian are currently touring their fourth studio album.
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Filed under: Amanda Knox, Paparazzi Photo, Celebrity Justice, Exclusive, Holidaze
Less than a month after being released from an Italian jail, Amanda Knox was spotted heading to a Halloween party in Seattle this weekend dressed as a cat burglar.Phyllis Diller Kirk Douglas Mike Douglas Patty Duke Faye Dunaway
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Source: http://perezhilton.com/2011-10-31-kitty-brucknell-euryhmics-sweet-dreams-x-factor
Filed under: David Spade, Fashion, Paparazzi Photo, Holidaze
Source: http://www.tmz.com/2011/10/31/david-spade-human-centipede-halloween-party-kate-hudson/
Holmes, 51, introduced the interview, saying: "She was on her way home from a night out with her friends and walking home - didn't take a taxi.
"It's that old thing, I always say. Why were you tempted to walk home?"
Miss Cant explained she had been with a friend and had walked the last two streets alone to her home as she had done many times before.
She said: "I thought it would be ok."
Holmes said: "But it wasn't."
Miss Cant went on to speak of how she feared she would die during the ordeal, and was left fearing for her life after her attacker warned her not to go to the police.
At the end of the interview, after thanking her for appearing, Holmes said: "I hope you take taxis now.
"Everywhere you go, coming home at night."
He then turned and asked his wife and co-presenter Ruth Langsford: "How many times do I tell people who I know to take taxis?"
Hundreds of outraged viewers took to social media web sites to protest, accusing the presenter of "victim blaming".
Kay Davies, from charity Rape Crisis, said: "I think its very sad in this day and age that people are still looking to the actions of the survivor, rather than being really, really clear that women have got the right to live their lives without fear of being raped.
"He was almost putting across that she had been a foolish little girl.
"I was saddened by it. This is a very, very common attitude that we hear every day of the week.
A spokeswoman for ITV confirmed they had received 26 complaints from viewers about Eamonn Holmes' comments.
But she said: "Eamonn was in no way suggesting that the victim was in any way to blame for this horrific attack.
"His interview was carried out with the utmost care and compassion and his comments were intended to highlight safety advice.
"Hannah was happy with the interview and not in any way offended by Eammon's advice."
Philippa Willitts, wrote on the blog of the women's rights site F-Word: "The moral of the whole story was that, frankly, none of this would have happened if she hadn't dared to be outside, near her house, when a kidnapper and rapist was around.
"The victim-blaming attitude encompassed in that one sentence is as astounding as it is offensive.
"The truth is that women cannot win with attitudes like Eamonn Holmes's around.
"If we don't blame the perpetrator, things will never, ever change."
She added: "I had the programme on in the background and this woman caught my attention - she had done the most incredible thing.
"But when it got to the end of the interview and I heard what Eamonn said, I did a literal deep breath. I thought 'my God, did he really say that?'
"It seemed to say to her 'oh you silly girl, if you had got a taxi you would have been fine'.
"One of the big things when you have been through rape is that most people do an awful lot of blaming themselves anyway.
"It takes quite a lot of hard work to stop doing that and the last thing you need is for someone else to say it, however well-intentioned it is.
"I'd like to see an apology, but I'm not sure how much difference it would make."
Hundreds of people took to Twitter, expressing their views using the hashtag #victimblaming and #patronisingfatherfigure.
@absinthetweets wrote: "Hard to believe that Eamonn Holmes comment. Just hand-to-mouth-shocked-face awful."
Another commentator wrote online: "I can't believe that they would ruin a brave woman's (most likely) harrowing interview by making such a flippant, dismissive and stupid comment."
Holmes apologised on air earlier this month after This Morning viewers complained at him branding celebrity guest Jonathan Wilkes "retarded".
Filed under: Simon Cowell, X Factor
Source: http://www.tmz.com/2011/10/31/simon-cowell-x-factor-security/
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Filed under: Heidi Klum, Photo Galleries, Hot Vegas
Source: http://www.tmz.com/2011/10/30/heidi-klum-halloween-photos/
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He said: "I think we're living in a time when our ears are attuned to a flattened and truncated sense of our English language, so this always begs the question, is Shakespeare relevant? But I love this language we have and what it can do, and aside from that I think the themese in his plays are always relevant."
Fiennes, who does not use Twitter, is not alone in his theory. JP Davidson, the author of Planet Word and a linguistic expert, talked this week about longer words dying out in favour of shortened text message-style terms.
He said: ?You only have to look on Twitter to see evidence of the fact that a lot of English words that are used say in Shakespeare?s plays or PG Wodehouse novels ? both of them avid inventors of new words ? are so little used that people don?t even know what they mean now.
?This could be viewed as regrettable, as there are some great descriptive words that are being lost and these words would make our everyday language much more colourful and fun if we were to use them.
?But it?s only natural that with people trying to fit as much information in 140 characters that words are getting shortened and are even becoming redundant as a result.?
Ralph Fiennes was speaking after he received the British Film Institute Fellowship at the BFI London Film Festival awards in Old Street.
In 2007 Fiennes won the James Joyce award given by the Literary and Historical Society.
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It was clear during Kate and William's wildly successful North American tour that the Duchess is exceptionally comfortable in her clothing: she wears the styles, they don't wear her. But the intense scrutiny Kate lives with will magnify future missteps; sooner or later there will be a fashion faux pas, no one can be on the mark each and every time. It is likely criticism may be blunted by what is arguably Kate?s most compelling style statement: her demeanour. Her smile is radiant and she genuinely seems to relish her role; they?re engaging qualities in anyone, and vital traits for a future Queen.
Susan Kelley is the editor of What Kate Wore, a blog which chronicles the apparel and accessories worn by Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge. US-based, the site is one of the world's most popular resources for those interested in Kate's style. Follow @WhatKateWore for up-to-the-minute updates.
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Source: http://perezhilton.com/2011-10-30-lindsay-lohan-dresses-as-maid-at-playboy-mansion-halloweenp-arty
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Filed under: Lindsay Lohan, Twitter
Source: http://www.tmz.com/2011/10/30/lindsay-lohan-dentist-photo/
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It's not just Rihanna that has fallen under O'Shaughnessy's spell in her new video, we're quite taken with the Hackney-born Irish-Caribbean model too.
BY Ellie Pithers | 27 October 2011
Dudley O?Shaughnessy Photo: Ian Loughran / Next Model Management
Her raunchy antics in a barley field may have been a turn-off for one Irish farmer earlier this month, but for amateur boxer Dudley O'Shaughnessy it was all part of the day job. Handpicked by Bajan megastar Rihanna to play her love interest in the video for We Found Love , O'Shaughnessy is now poised to make it big in the modelling arena after bowing out of the boxing ring.
Rihanna ordered to cover up by Christian farmer
The Hackney native was once a prospect for the Olympic GB team, but was overlooked despite winning the Amateur Boxing Associate Championships. Left considering a career as a plumber, the gods of fashion decreed that his razor-sharp cheekbones and piercing blue eyes would not be wasted on installing new water tanks. He was spotted by Next Model Management in Old Street station aged 19, and his beautiful visage was protected from any further battering when he was given a modelling contract.
In pics: Top 10 earning male models
Of Irish-Caribbean descent, 22-year-old O'Shaughnessy gets up to some unpalatable tricks with Rihanna in We Found Love , but wasn't fazed by her superstar status during filming, telling the Evening Standard : "She's such a humble, down-to-earth girl and that made it even better for me because I didn't feel intimidated or anything. We just got along. We were just like mates."
In the interest of scientific research (and wholly void of personal obsession, of course) the Telegraph team have conducted a thorough scour of the internet and uncovered a gem of an interview from earlier this year, where O'Shaughnessy tells Boys by Girls that, were he to create his own brand of chocolates, they would be named 'Delicious Dudleys'. The chocolates would be caramel-centred, to match his skin tone. With marketing strategies like this, we're predicting big things for this knock-out.
Source: http://perezhilton.com/2011-10-30-lgbt-themes-and-characters-on-the-rise-on-primetime-television
It's not just Rihanna that has fallen under O'Shaughnessy's spell in her new video, we're quite taken with the Hackney-born Irish-Caribbean model too.
BY Ellie Pithers | 27 October 2011
Dudley O?Shaughnessy Photo: Ian Loughran / Next Model Management
Her raunchy antics in a barley field may have been a turn-off for one Irish farmer earlier this month, but for amateur boxer Dudley O'Shaughnessy it was all part of the day job. Handpicked by Bajan megastar Rihanna to play her love interest in the video for We Found Love , O'Shaughnessy is now poised to make it big in the modelling arena after bowing out of the boxing ring.
Rihanna ordered to cover up by Christian farmer
The Hackney native was once a prospect for the Olympic GB team, but was overlooked despite winning the Amateur Boxing Associate Championships. Left considering a career as a plumber, the gods of fashion decreed that his razor-sharp cheekbones and piercing blue eyes would not be wasted on installing new water tanks. He was spotted by Next Model Management in Old Street station aged 19, and his beautiful visage was protected from any further battering when he was given a modelling contract.
In pics: Top 10 earning male models
Of Irish-Caribbean descent, 22-year-old O'Shaughnessy gets up to some unpalatable tricks with Rihanna in We Found Love , but wasn't fazed by her superstar status during filming, telling the Evening Standard : "She's such a humble, down-to-earth girl and that made it even better for me because I didn't feel intimidated or anything. We just got along. We were just like mates."
In the interest of scientific research (and wholly void of personal obsession, of course) the Telegraph team have conducted a thorough scour of the internet and uncovered a gem of an interview from earlier this year, where O'Shaughnessy tells Boys by Girls that, were he to create his own brand of chocolates, they would be named 'Delicious Dudleys'. The chocolates would be caramel-centred, to match his skin tone. With marketing strategies like this, we're predicting big things for this knock-out.
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Filed under: Memba Them, non mobile
Jessica Harper is best known for playing the new ballet student Suzy in the 1977 chiller "Suspiria." Guess what she looks like now! Source: http://www.tmz.com/2011/10/30/jessica-harper-suzy-suspiria-grown-up-photo-now-pictures/
Filed under: Joseph Gordon Levitt, Christian Bale, Who'd You Rather?, Beauty
Source: http://www.tmz.com/2011/10/30/joseph-gordon-levitt-vs-christian-bale-whod-you-rather/
Filed under: Vincent Pastore, Movies
Vincent Pastore must really look up to Christian Bale because the former "Sopranos" star just went ballistic on the set of a movie -- blasting the director's camera work and demanding his $1,000 paycheck!Source: http://www.tmz.com/2011/10/30/sopranos-vincent-pastore-tirade-rant-movie-director-video-audio/
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Source: http://perezhilton.com/2011-10-29-kate-major-calls-police-on-michael-lohan-again
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Danny Kaye Diane Keaton Michael Keaton Chaka Khan Larry King
Source: http://perezhilton.com/2011-10-29-william-orbit-tweets-about-new-madonna-album
Filed under: Vin Diesel, Movies
Source: http://www.tmz.com/2011/10/29/vin-diesel-chronicles-of-riddick-movie-production-money-shut-down/
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Filed under: Memba Them, non mobile
Max von Sydow was 44 when he played the fearless Father Merrin in the 1973 pea-soup-spitting horror film "The Exorcist." Guess what he looks like now!Source: http://www.tmz.com/2011/10/29/max-von-sydow-father-merrin-the-excorcist-memba-him/
Jason Alexander Woody Allen Don Ameche Julie Andrews Ann Margret
Source: http://perezhilton.com/2011-10-29-vice-president-joe-bidens-daughter-is-getting-married
Filed under: WWE
Source: http://www.tmz.com/2011/10/29/hornswoggle-wwe-muppets-tattoo-photo/
Filed under: Photo Galleries, TMZ Games, Celebrity Squares
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Filed under: Michael Lohan, Celebrity Justice
Source: http://www.tmz.com/2011/10/29/michael-lohan-denied-bond/
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Filed under: Photo Galleries, TMZ Games, Celebrity Squares
It's not just Rihanna that has fallen under O'Shaughnessy's spell in her new video, we're quite taken with the Hackney-born Irish-Caribbean model too.
BY Ellie Pithers | 27 October 2011
Dudley O?Shaughnessy Photo: Ian Loughran / Next Model Management
Her raunchy antics in a barley field may have been a turn-off for one Irish farmer earlier this month, but for amateur boxer Dudley O'Shaughnessy it was all part of the day job. Handpicked by Bajan megastar Rihanna to play her love interest in the video for We Found Love , O'Shaughnessy is now poised to make it big in the modelling arena after bowing out of the boxing ring.
Rihanna ordered to cover up by Christian farmer
The Hackney native was once a prospect for the Olympic GB team, but was overlooked despite winning the Amateur Boxing Associate Championships. Left considering a career as a plumber, the gods of fashion decreed that his razor-sharp cheekbones and piercing blue eyes would not be wasted on installing new water tanks. He was spotted by Next Model Management in Old Street station aged 19, and his beautiful visage was protected from any further battering when he was given a modelling contract.
In pics: Top 10 earning male models
Of Irish-Caribbean descent, 22-year-old O'Shaughnessy gets up to some unpalatable tricks with Rihanna in We Found Love , but wasn't fazed by her superstar status during filming, telling the Evening Standard : "She's such a humble, down-to-earth girl and that made it even better for me because I didn't feel intimidated or anything. We just got along. We were just like mates."
In the interest of scientific research (and wholly void of personal obsession, of course) the Telegraph team have conducted a thorough scour of the internet and uncovered a gem of an interview from earlier this year, where O'Shaughnessy tells Boys by Girls that, were he to create his own brand of chocolates, they would be named 'Delicious Dudleys'. The chocolates would be caramel-centred, to match his skin tone. With marketing strategies like this, we're predicting big things for this knock-out.
Filed under: Contest, Photo Galleries
The skin-filled photos poured into the newsroom four our annual TMZ Sexy Halloween Costume Contest -- but consider yourself warned ... these pics are sure to cause a fright!Source: http://www.tmz.com/2011/10/29/sexy-halloween-costume-contest-photo-gallery-winner-prize/
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Karl Malden Jayne Mansfield Fredric March Dean Martin Chico Marx
Filed under: Gisele Bundchen, TMZ TV
Source: http://www.tmz.com/2011/10/28/gisele-bundchen-bikini-son-benjamin-tom-brady-video-tmz-on-tv/
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It was clear during Kate and William's wildly successful North American tour that the Duchess is exceptionally comfortable in her clothing: she wears the styles, they don't wear her. But the intense scrutiny Kate lives with will magnify future missteps; sooner or later there will be a fashion faux pas, no one can be on the mark each and every time. It is likely criticism may be blunted by what is arguably Kate?s most compelling style statement: her demeanour. Her smile is radiant and she genuinely seems to relish her role; they?re engaging qualities in anyone, and vital traits for a future Queen.
Susan Kelley is the editor of What Kate Wore, a blog which chronicles the apparel and accessories worn by Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge. US-based, the site is one of the world's most popular resources for those interested in Kate's style. Follow @WhatKateWore for up-to-the-minute updates.
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Source: http://perezhilton.com/2011-10-29-in-case-you-missed-it-307
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Eva Mendes shows how to defy the drizzle in a patterned frock.
BY Kate Finnigan | 27 October 2011
Eva Mendes out and about in Los Angeles Photo: REX
In an obstinate response to the rain and the approaching official start of British winter my favourite look of this week is Eva Mendes in a long floral dress. Accessorised with a sturdy heeled long boot, a straw basket and a soy latt� or whatever it is she's holding aloft, the 37-year-old actress looks elegant and comfortable, which is style mission accomplished in most people's book, non ?
I am almost equally smitten by Olivia Wilde's similar take on the look - even her ankle-cut cowboy boots!
A perfect daytime dress on the catwalk at Marc by Marc Jacobs A/W 2011; Olivia Wilde dons her long dress for dinner out in Los Angeles. PHOTO: VLADIMIR POTOP/ REX
I have a maroon '40s dress a bit similar in shape to this, which I have dragged out recently in homage to the dresses in the autumn/winter 2011 Marc by Marc Jacobs and Louis Vuitton collections. If you prefer your waist to your legs, as I do, it's a winner.
So defy the drizzle and impending doom of another long winter get our your patterned frocks! Throw on a long chunky-knit cardigan or a blanket coat or a parka, substitute the latt� for an umbrella and Bob's your uncle.
Filed under: Lindsay Lohan, Celebrity Justice
Source: http://www.tmz.com/2011/10/28/lindsay-lohan-morgue-video/
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Filed under: Kim Kardashian, Kris Humphries, TMZ TV, The Kardashians, Gossip / Rumors
Source: http://www.tmz.com/2011/10/28/kim-kardashian-kris-humphries-fight-video-tmz-on-tv/
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Filed under: Jersey Shore, Beavis and Butthead
Source: http://www.tmz.com/2011/10/28/beavis-and-butthead-jersey-shore-jwoww-syphilis/
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It's not just Rihanna that has fallen under O'Shaughnessy's spell in her new video, we're quite taken with the Hackney-born Irish-Caribbean model too.
BY Ellie Pithers | 27 October 2011
Dudley O?Shaughnessy Photo: Ian Loughran / Next Model Management
Her raunchy antics in a barley field may have been a turn-off for one Irish farmer earlier this month, but for amateur boxer Dudley O'Shaughnessy it was all part of the day job. Handpicked by Bajan megastar Rihanna to play her love interest in the video for We Found Love , O'Shaughnessy is now poised to make it big in the modelling arena after bowing out of the boxing ring.
Rihanna ordered to cover up by Christian farmer
The Hackney native was once a prospect for the Olympic GB team, but was overlooked despite winning the Amateur Boxing Associate Championships. Left considering a career as a plumber, the gods of fashion decreed that his razor-sharp cheekbones and piercing blue eyes would not be wasted on installing new water tanks. He was spotted by Next Model Management in Old Street station aged 19, and his beautiful visage was protected from any further battering when he was given a modelling contract.
In pics: Top 10 earning male models
Of Irish-Caribbean descent, 22-year-old O'Shaughnessy gets up to some unpalatable tricks with Rihanna in We Found Love , but wasn't fazed by her superstar status during filming, telling the Evening Standard : "She's such a humble, down-to-earth girl and that made it even better for me because I didn't feel intimidated or anything. We just got along. We were just like mates."
In the interest of scientific research (and wholly void of personal obsession, of course) the Telegraph team have conducted a thorough scour of the internet and uncovered a gem of an interview from earlier this year, where O'Shaughnessy tells Boys by Girls that, were he to create his own brand of chocolates, they would be named 'Delicious Dudleys'. The chocolates would be caramel-centred, to match his skin tone. With marketing strategies like this, we're predicting big things for this knock-out.
Holmes, 51, introduced the interview, saying: "She was on her way home from a night out with her friends and walking home - didn't take a taxi.
"It's that old thing, I always say. Why were you tempted to walk home?"
Miss Cant explained she had been with a friend and had walked the last two streets alone to her home as she had done many times before.
She said: "I thought it would be ok."
Holmes said: "But it wasn't."
Miss Cant went on to speak of how she feared she would die during the ordeal, and was left fearing for her life after her attacker warned her not to go to the police.
At the end of the interview, after thanking her for appearing, Holmes said: "I hope you take taxis now.
"Everywhere you go, coming home at night."
He then turned and asked his wife and co-presenter Ruth Langsford: "How many times do I tell people who I know to take taxis?"
Hundreds of outraged viewers took to social media web sites to protest, accusing the presenter of "victim blaming".
Kay Davies, from charity Rape Crisis, said: "I think its very sad in this day and age that people are still looking to the actions of the survivor, rather than being really, really clear that women have got the right to live their lives without fear of being raped.
"He was almost putting across that she had been a foolish little girl.
"I was saddened by it. This is a very, very common attitude that we hear every day of the week.
A spokeswoman for ITV confirmed they had received 26 complaints from viewers about Eamonn Holmes' comments.
But she said: "Eamonn was in no way suggesting that the victim was in any way to blame for this horrific attack.
"His interview was carried out with the utmost care and compassion and his comments were intended to highlight safety advice.
"Hannah was happy with the interview and not in any way offended by Eammon's advice."
Philippa Willitts, wrote on the blog of the women's rights site F-Word: "The moral of the whole story was that, frankly, none of this would have happened if she hadn't dared to be outside, near her house, when a kidnapper and rapist was around.
"The victim-blaming attitude encompassed in that one sentence is as astounding as it is offensive.
"The truth is that women cannot win with attitudes like Eamonn Holmes's around.
"If we don't blame the perpetrator, things will never, ever change."
She added: "I had the programme on in the background and this woman caught my attention - she had done the most incredible thing.
"But when it got to the end of the interview and I heard what Eamonn said, I did a literal deep breath. I thought 'my God, did he really say that?'
"It seemed to say to her 'oh you silly girl, if you had got a taxi you would have been fine'.
"One of the big things when you have been through rape is that most people do an awful lot of blaming themselves anyway.
"It takes quite a lot of hard work to stop doing that and the last thing you need is for someone else to say it, however well-intentioned it is.
"I'd like to see an apology, but I'm not sure how much difference it would make."
Hundreds of people took to Twitter, expressing their views using the hashtag #victimblaming and #patronisingfatherfigure.
@absinthetweets wrote: "Hard to believe that Eamonn Holmes comment. Just hand-to-mouth-shocked-face awful."
Another commentator wrote online: "I can't believe that they would ruin a brave woman's (most likely) harrowing interview by making such a flippant, dismissive and stupid comment."
Holmes apologised on air earlier this month after This Morning viewers complained at him branding celebrity guest Jonathan Wilkes "retarded".
Holmes, 51, introduced the interview, saying: "She was on her way home from a night out with her friends and walking home - didn't take a taxi.
"It's that old thing, I always say. Why were you tempted to walk home?"
Miss Cant explained she had been with a friend and had walked the last two streets alone to her home as she had done many times before.
She said: "I thought it would be ok."
Holmes said: "But it wasn't."
Miss Cant went on to speak of how she feared she would die during the ordeal, and was left fearing for her life after her attacker warned her not to go to the police.
At the end of the interview, after thanking her for appearing, Holmes said: "I hope you take taxis now.
"Everywhere you go, coming home at night."
He then turned and asked his wife and co-presenter Ruth Langsford: "How many times do I tell people who I know to take taxis?"
Hundreds of outraged viewers took to social media web sites to protest, accusing the presenter of "victim blaming".
Kay Davies, from charity Rape Crisis, said: "I think its very sad in this day and age that people are still looking to the actions of the survivor, rather than being really, really clear that women have got the right to live their lives without fear of being raped.
"He was almost putting across that she had been a foolish little girl.
"I was saddened by it. This is a very, very common attitude that we hear every day of the week.
A spokeswoman for ITV confirmed they had received 26 complaints from viewers about Eamonn Holmes' comments.
But she said: "Eamonn was in no way suggesting that the victim was in any way to blame for this horrific attack.
"His interview was carried out with the utmost care and compassion and his comments were intended to highlight safety advice.
"Hannah was happy with the interview and not in any way offended by Eammon's advice."
Philippa Willitts, wrote on the blog of the women's rights site F-Word: "The moral of the whole story was that, frankly, none of this would have happened if she hadn't dared to be outside, near her house, when a kidnapper and rapist was around.
"The victim-blaming attitude encompassed in that one sentence is as astounding as it is offensive.
"The truth is that women cannot win with attitudes like Eamonn Holmes's around.
"If we don't blame the perpetrator, things will never, ever change."
She added: "I had the programme on in the background and this woman caught my attention - she had done the most incredible thing.
"But when it got to the end of the interview and I heard what Eamonn said, I did a literal deep breath. I thought 'my God, did he really say that?'
"It seemed to say to her 'oh you silly girl, if you had got a taxi you would have been fine'.
"One of the big things when you have been through rape is that most people do an awful lot of blaming themselves anyway.
"It takes quite a lot of hard work to stop doing that and the last thing you need is for someone else to say it, however well-intentioned it is.
"I'd like to see an apology, but I'm not sure how much difference it would make."
Hundreds of people took to Twitter, expressing their views using the hashtag #victimblaming and #patronisingfatherfigure.
@absinthetweets wrote: "Hard to believe that Eamonn Holmes comment. Just hand-to-mouth-shocked-face awful."
Another commentator wrote online: "I can't believe that they would ruin a brave woman's (most likely) harrowing interview by making such a flippant, dismissive and stupid comment."
Holmes apologised on air earlier this month after This Morning viewers complained at him branding celebrity guest Jonathan Wilkes "retarded".
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