Ooooh, Julia Roberts is the perfect casting choice for Eat, Pray, Love. Insufferable book, insufferable actress. It's like chocolate and peanut butter! Except not tasty.
I have had the BIGGEST crush on Robbie Williams since I was about 16. It is my secret shame and I'm only telling you this, internet, because I know you will keep this between you and me. I want to rescue him from all those Sharons and Michelles. I will let him snort any amount of cocaine he likes off whatever part of my body suits him. I starting dating no less than 3 of my exes because of vague resemblances to him. I am a sane and together lady, but this guy cuts right through all that. Why don't we have his brand of handsome/douchy/witty in America?
Mitch Winehouse - You are a cabbie, not Brad Pitt!
They're scrapping the bottom of the barrel if they have to put a non-celebrity on a celebrity based show. Just because you're related to someone famous doesn't mean YOU become famous. Its called being a parasitic money grabber. Hopefully this means the bell is tolling for these kinds of programs and that they'll soon be off our screens
On Megan Fox: I'm actually starting to like her. They say that the more you're exposed to a person, the more you relate to them. According to the The Art of Seduction, now would be the perfect time to disappear and leave the public wanting more for a while.
On Mika/Lady Gaga: I do kind of agree with him - she knows what she's doing and she's brilliant, but I can't quite put my finger on why it seems so empowering and not just like getting naked to sell records.
On Robbie Wilson: I love that self-deprecating British humor. I wish we Americans were half as entertaining when we have bad news.
@rixatrix: Referring to Lady Gaga, I think the reason it seems so empowering is that it seems very much like she's in control of her sexuality and how it's portrayed.
@labratintraining: Yes. I think that's maybe what I like about her in general - SHE'S in control of how she's portrayed, period. She also doesn't make a play of acting like that's what she looks like/how she acts when she's chilling at home on a Sunday, which is something a lot of young starlets do. She's unabashed about her image being another vehicle to further her music.
@sybann: I made the mistake of watching the first episode and was shocked at how horrible it was. And it's not as if my standards are all that high anyway, but it was disjointed, rushed and awkward. And she was obnoxious.
@Our Lady of the Massacre: My hubby came along when I got my IUD. Partially because it was scary, and partially because we had lunch plans and it just made sense for him to tag along.
@Our Lady of the Massacre: Mine comes with because 1) I don't drive unless I absolutely have to 2) my gyno encourages it 3) we go get burgers afterward and call it "dinner and a show."
What does Scarlett Johansson sound like with Pete Yorn? Any good? She has an interesting speaking voice, but the Bardot comparison is not very enticing. I loathe those duets she made with Serge Gainsbourg.
@Mad May: Yes, an admired artist of the male persuasion will always be supported at the expense of *anyone* of the female persuasion, no matter her age. And especially if she was groomed with drugs/alcohol.
@Mad May: You guyz! Why are you persecuting Polanski? It’s been 30 years, okay? OMG, get over it! Why don’t you chase "real" rapists instead of wealthy, talented ones who hang out with Jack Nicholson in Paris? Plus, I heard the victim once said she wanted the charges dropped, which is totally legally relevant (I mean, I’m not a lawyer, but I sometimes have Law & Order on in the background while I write imbecilic comments on the Internet, so I know a lot about the legal system – for example, did you know that Polanski’s wife was killed and that people who suffer from personal tragedies are exempt from prosecution?)
Didn’t you see that totally unbiased documentary about Polanski which exonerates him!! Also, he made Knife in the Water! I really liked it and my film class teacher says it's a groundbreaking film, so he can’t go to jail.
I think that just about summarizes the stupidity I encountered on the Internet this weekend regarding Polanski’s arrest. I’m sorry if you lost 10 IQ points just reading that.
@YourScreenplaySucks: Well, you left out the part about how he already served his sentence! And the Holocaust! And he's in exile in France! Except for..he was born there!
@Mad May: While this support is inexcusable, even his victim wants everyone to STFU about it already. I don't know exactly if/how that changes the debate, but I thought such a sentiment bears repeating.
@Mad May: Also, on what planet is it a good idea to release the guy on bail when he's been living overseas for 30 years after previously fleeing the US to avoid sentencing? Really, he seems like the walking definition of "flight risk."
Brad Pitt thinks acting is a younger man's game? Then someone better tell Ben Kingsley, because that old dog learns new tricks in every single film he makes. As a matter of fact, let's just let Ben play all the parts that Brad doesn't want.
And to Jennifer Aniston: Speaking as someone whose life is more on par with Angelina, the grass ain't necessarily always greener. So you continue getting on with your life and I'll live vicariously through you.
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They're scrapping the bottom of the barrel if they have to put a non-celebrity on a celebrity based show. Just because you're related to someone famous doesn't mean YOU become famous. Its called being a parasitic money grabber. Hopefully this means the bell is tolling for these kinds of programs and that they'll soon be off our screens
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On Mika/Lady Gaga: I do kind of agree with him - she knows what she's doing and she's brilliant, but I can't quite put my finger on why it seems so empowering and not just like getting naked to sell records.
On Robbie Wilson: I love that self-deprecating British humor. I wish we Americans were half as entertaining when we have bad news.
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Didn’t you see that totally unbiased documentary about Polanski which exonerates him!! Also, he made Knife in the Water! I really liked it and my film class teacher says it's a groundbreaking film, so he can’t go to jail.
I think that just about summarizes the stupidity I encountered on the Internet this weekend regarding Polanski’s arrest. I’m sorry if you lost 10 IQ points just reading that.
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And to Jennifer Aniston: Speaking as someone whose life is more on par with Angelina, the grass ain't necessarily always greener. So you continue getting on with your life and I'll live vicariously through you.