The news that Sam Jackson is "a huge Abba fan" is pretty much making my evening. Put him in Mamma Mia 2: Does Your Mother Know?, singing ANYTHING (if all the good Abba stuff has been exhausted, give him Frida's "I Know There's Something Going On"), and you have my twelve dollars, no questions asked.
'Kate Gosselin's brother Kevin Kreider and his wife Jodi Kreider were so outraged by Kate discussing her divorce on TV that they agreed to do an interview with Radar Online in their home minutes after last night's Jon and Kate Plus 8 ended.'
Yeah. Because giving an interview is totally the right thing to do when they're SO MAD about the kids.
I swear, this show has become a huge staged soap opera with appearances by cake makers and motorcycles. Not cool guys. Not cool.
@ihateyourescalade: I was very hesitant to wade into the Jon/Kate fray earlier today, because I felt like my opinion might have been shouted down, but....
The common denominator I've noticed in the downfall of relationships related to that family is Kate. Kate is the one who has lost the support of friends, family, etc. etc. If she were the innocent party, I feel like she might have more support. Just an observation...
I think based on Melissa Leo's description I should have met Christian Bale when he was in his Laurie or Jack Kelly phase. . .oh well.
Also, Sam Jackson, if you were such a good friend with Ms. Lloyd, you would have known about her involvment with Mamma Mia before awards season (especially as she also directed the play).
Famous last words, Sir Paul. Look out for falling satellites and out of control taxis. The gods of irony lock in their sights anyone who makes claims such as you have. It's science.
Are Carl's Jr burgers even good or as popular as other fast food/restaurant chains? They keep pumping out these sexist ads with their gross looking burgers. I mean if you're going to advertise food at least it should look appealing right? I love a good burger as much as the next person but if they think some random celeb writing around in a bikini and facefucking their burgers is going to lead to a surge in sales then maybe i'm not their target demographic but then who is? I hate to think that folks are choosing burgers on anything else other than price, fuck some ingredients, taste and quality.
Patti LuPone is right. I hate it when people get their phones out at gigs and hold them up to record the show. It is hella distracting. And so bloody selfish.
I hope the Spencer/Heidi ban does not extend to the Soup! That one dude did an amazing Spencer impression when they did the skit wherein mannequin Heidi was lit on fire.
@Fridge Hussy : You Do The Meth!: Oh, jeez, as long as they're not named something filled with gratuitous Y's, or after some kind of breakfast food or something, I wholeheartedly approve of their names. Marion and Tabitha are infinitely better names than, say, Myckynzye and Toast.
@Penny_Esq has a new job!: I love "old school" names. I just remember some online sniping about Julia Roberts' naming her kids Hazel and some other name I don't recall now.
@Fridge Hussy : You Do The Meth!: Oh, yeah, I totally hear you. I am also fond of more traditional, yet somewhat unusual, names. I say this as a person with a totally made up ridiculous name which immediately identifies my parents as hippie stoners.
@Fridge Hussy : You Do The Meth!: As someone who also has a somewhat old fashioned name, I can saw it really is the best. It's rare enough that you will be the only kid in the class with the name, but common enough that no one will look at you weird and people will know how to spell it. Both worlds!
You know what Patti Lupone? RIGHT ON. I'm sick of that crap too. I went to a theatre production of an intense drama and this jerk next to me was texting the WHOLE time. You tell em.
You know us Black women, so no-nonsense! I mean, I love Eve and I've heard Glee is delightful but enough with the no-nonsense, sassy stereotypes please.
@hellonini9: Hopefully it is like how Alicia Keyes looks to be in her upcoming film about the young teenage mother, where she plays the supportive lesbian teacher. Am blanking on the name of the film; Jezebel covered it and it looked amazing. No nonsense, but not very stereotypical. I would love to see Eve like this, as I think she is a great artist and I have always found her to be very intelligent and insightful in interviews.
@LaFemme: I think you might be thinking of "Precious"? with Mariah Carey? It definitely looks amazing.
I definitely have a lot of love for Eve, despite her Hollywoodification and recent lackluster music. Her first album was one of the best rap albums by a female rapper that I can remember.
Mariah is in it; for some reason I thought the teacher was Alicia, but I guess she isn't in it. The movie looks so wonderful, though absolutely heartwrenching.
Generally, I really like Eve as she can definitely put out some great tracks, and I really like her lyrics and message in general as opposed to say, Lil' Kim (like the composition of some of her music, but a really crude, overtly sexual message is not my personal taste.)
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Yeah. Because giving an interview is totally the right thing to do when they're SO MAD about the kids.
I swear, this show has become a huge staged soap opera with appearances by cake makers and motorcycles. Not cool guys. Not cool.
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The common denominator I've noticed in the downfall of relationships related to that family is Kate. Kate is the one who has lost the support of friends, family, etc. etc. If she were the innocent party, I feel like she might have more support. Just an observation...
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Also, Sam Jackson, if you were such a good friend with Ms. Lloyd, you would have known about her involvment with Mamma Mia before awards season (especially as she also directed the play).
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I like the twins' names--they're sort of from another era, yeah, but nice. As other said, it's better than something like Muffin and Scone.
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Carl's Jr. is pretty popular in LA at least. Hardee's (in NC where I grew up) not so much.
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/bearer of a name that was last popular in the 1930's.
Not from Jezzies, mind!
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I think the internets will at least praise them on giving the girls "real" names and not calling them "Bookcase" and "Endtable."
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I definitely have a lot of love for Eve, despite her Hollywoodification and recent lackluster music. Her first album was one of the best rap albums by a female rapper that I can remember.
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Mariah is in it; for some reason I thought the teacher was Alicia, but I guess she isn't in it. The movie looks so wonderful, though absolutely heartwrenching.
Generally, I really like Eve as she can definitely put out some great tracks, and I really like her lyrics and message in general as opposed to say, Lil' Kim (like the composition of some of her music, but a really crude, overtly sexual message is not my personal taste.)
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Shenanigans, I say.
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