@marshmallory wants to gobble and prance.: when I was 8 my AYSO soccer team colors were purple and gold, just like the Lakers! I was so excited, and our team name was Purple Poison, awesome! Sorry that was a personal tangent, but your comment made me reminisce :)
I like that Lisa Rinna is wearing a team color, that immediately takes to the top of the appropriate for the event list.
Now, what is up with this "Club Nokia" thing? Why is a Finnish company sponsoring a party space in LA? Is this an actual place or like a sponsored space at the Staples Center or something? (and yes, I know Nokia has international reach and all, it just seem odd. I would think it was kind of odd if it was "Club Coca Cola" or "Club Ford" as well)
Hm....Nobody's really wearing anything that screams "Sports Victory Party" to me. Maybe I'm silly, but I'd be wearing the Lakers colors applied to something fun and tacky. Or maybe I'd just paint my face yellow and purple. But then, I'm a hooligan. Also I hate the Lakers.
I'd say the dress code was "like you're going to the graduation party of that one cousin you don't know very well and you always thought was sort of annoying but your parents expect you to go anyway."
"People sometimes think I'm on drugs when I'm not. It's because I am actively in my creative headspace. I operate in a different way to other artists."
I don't understand the Susan Boyle craze. As a Brit, I checked out the video on YouTube at my dad's behest when he called to tell me about it and thought she was covering up a snippy, nasty personality with faux sassiness.
I'm about as interested in reading about her as I am about Heidi Montag, to be honest.
@GoodBadNotEvil: @ihateemo: to be fair her personality, pleasant or otherwise, is sort of irrelevant given it's supposed to be about whether she can sing or not. As to the latter I don't know whether she's talented as i am on my high horse regarding reality shows and won't watch them.
But I do think that there are issues surrounding her ability to cope and mental health issues deriving from the fact that she was deprived of oxygen at birth which might raise questions about how the press/internet etc have treated her. There was a good piece in the Observer this Sunday about it.
@GoodBadNotEvil: I find it hard to pity anyone who puts themselves out there to the public and then suddenly has a moment of realisation that goes along the lines of "oh FUCK!", especially since if she wanted to she could fuck off out of the limelight, go back to Scotland and enjoy being the weird deference that local celebrities attract.
But she's not going to do that is she? Rather, she's going to milk it for all it's worth and make a sum of money that very few of us can comprehend regardless of how bad the press gets. Waaaaaaah, so sad.
@ihateemo: The fact is that she has documented learning disabilities and possibly other mental issues..which may have made it difficult for her to understand exactly what she was getting herself into.
Also, depression and other mental illnesses don't discriminate based on how much money a person has or how seemingly wonderful their life is. If a celebrity gets sick with cancer, say, they are still suffering the same as anyone else with the disease. Mental illness is no different.
Am I giving Janice Dickinson too much credit by suggesting that she's being funny by repeating the thing about having a credible agent (while at the same time drawing attention to how important it is)?
You know, kind of like, The first rule of fight club is you do not talk about fight club; the second rule of fight club is you DO NOT talk about fight club.
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Now, what is up with this "Club Nokia" thing? Why is a Finnish company sponsoring a party space in LA? Is this an actual place or like a sponsored space at the Staples Center or something? (and yes, I know Nokia has international reach and all, it just seem odd. I would think it was kind of odd if it was "Club Coca Cola" or "Club Ford" as well)
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*ducks*
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She is definitely a beautiful hatian queen.
Ages so gracefully.
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Every word she speaks makes me dislike her more.
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I'm about as interested in reading about her as I am about Heidi Montag, to be honest.
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But I do think that there are issues surrounding her ability to cope and mental health issues deriving from the fact that she was deprived of oxygen at birth which might raise questions about how the press/internet etc have treated her. There was a good piece in the Observer this Sunday about it.
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But she's not going to do that is she? Rather, she's going to milk it for all it's worth and make a sum of money that very few of us can comprehend regardless of how bad the press gets. Waaaaaaah, so sad.
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Compassion. Totally underrated, dude.
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Also, depression and other mental illnesses don't discriminate based on how much money a person has or how seemingly wonderful their life is. If a celebrity gets sick with cancer, say, they are still suffering the same as anyone else with the disease. Mental illness is no different.
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You know, kind of like, The first rule of fight club is you do not talk about fight club; the second rule of fight club is you DO NOT talk about fight club.