Amber Heard and Johnny Depp are still fighting with Australia over the fact that, months ago, they smuggled their two Yorkshire terriers into the country, briefly avoiding the mandatory 10-day quarantine because they’re famous. Yes, this situation is still happening.
We are not anti-Johnny Depp. We love films like Edward Scissorhands, Ed Wood, Donnie Brasco, and Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas—all of which are highlighted by stellar Depp performances. But for a Hollywood A-lister, he’s made some undeniably bizarre career decisions, and here are his oddest.
Pirates of Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, the fifth installment of a franchise that everyone stopped caring about years ago, will begin filming in Australia in February of 2015. The film is set for a 2017 release.
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The owner of "Chip," the parrot from Pirates of the Caribbean, was stopped in England for driving with the three-foot bird on her shoulder. As she was arrested for a previous violation, Chip pecked at the police officer. [Daily Mail]
Founded in 2000, Alice Temperley's Temperley London label is all about fusing boho style with a dash of sophistication and a pinch of punk sensibility, and her Fall/Winter 2008 collection, shown late yesterday, played heavy on the rock 'n' roll sensibility. Leggings of all sorts (pleather, velvet, super-shiny) were…
Is J. Lo considering retirement now that she's with child? She told Harper's Bazaar she's not sure she'll be a working mother. • Jennifer Love Hewitt on the recent media scrutiny concerning her weight: "It made me feel a little embarrassed, to be honest. It made me a little sad. It hurt my feelings." It made us sad…
The water-based rides at theme parks have always scared the bejesus out of us, and this only confirms our fears: Disneyland, it seems, is having a big problem preventing people from scattering their loved ones' cremated remains around their favorite rides. [ABC 7 News]
