A few months ago, it might have been difficult to imagine a celebrity who’s been a household name since the ’80s—when supermarket tabloids drove so much discourse—arguing publicly for gossip’s value. But there in front of me earlier this week in the Crosby Street Hotel was national treasure and six-time Oscar nominee…
Commemorating the 30th anniversary of Fatal Attraction, the 1987 thriller that kicked off the “Bitches Be Crazy” film trend that peaked in the early ’90s, the New York Times has published an oral history of the iconic movie that was almost never made. Fatal Attraction, however, would not be ignored.
On Monday afternoon, Page Six published a story about a recent performance of Sunset Boulevard (the Andrew Lloyd Webber revival currently on Broadway) after which its star, six-time Oscar nominee Glenn Close, took to the stage to auction off some props from that night’s show: her glasses and fake eyelashes. The…
Most tabloids have spent the past few months writing stories about Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner getting back together, and I’ve found myself annoyed by each of their stories. Ben and Jen, Back In Love! Ben and Jen, In England to Renew Their Vows? Ben and Jen Prove Love Wins By Settling For Each Other! Bad tabloids! …
I used a picture from 2011 for this article because not many professional, non-blurry photographs of Rob Kardashian exist after that point. We don’t hear from him often, and when we do (at least throughout the past couple of years), it’s usually dreary gossip about his alleged health problems or hatred for his family.…
28 years after its theatrical release, Fatal Attraction has popped back out of its bloody bathtub gasping for air and waving its knife at Fox. In case that wasn’t clear enough, let me rephrase: Fox is adapting Fatal Attraction as an “event series,” and there’s “no word yet on whether or not” the rabbit will be…
In this week's Hollywood Reporter, Glenn Close discusses the fascinating and sad childhood that she spent embedded in the the Moral Re-Armament, a religious cult lead by the "violently anti-intellectual and possibly homophobic evangelical fundamentalist" Frank Buchman:
Last night in New York City at the Armani One Night Only event, famous folks gathered and wore a lot of black. A whole lot of black.
Last night at a screening of Disconnect, that new movie that seems to have approximately one zillion characters and storylines, there were two kinds of looks on the red carpet: Those embracing the sweetness and light of Spring… and those sticking to all black everything. Also: Winona!
If you're Blue Ivy Carter, here is what you got as a reward for your first year on the planet, aside from the event itself, a lavish princess-themed soiree thrown on January 7th by Beyoncé and Jay-Z: a diamond-encrusted Barbie with white gold jewelry ($80,000), pink and white roses ($95,000) and a cake (over $2,000).…
Last night, luminaries gathered in Washington, DC for the 35th Kennedy Center Honors at the Kennedy Center. National treasures ahoy!
We've all been hoping for the best for Demi Moore since her split from Ashton Kutcher, but she's definitely seemed a bit stressed of late. And now we've learned that she was rushed to the hospital last night for a substance abuse related issue. Oh no, Demi!
Glenn Close has opened up about a rarely discussed fact of her upbringing, saying that she used to be in a cult and credits it with honing her acting abilities at a young age. Joining the conservative Moral Re-Armament sect with her family when she was seven she toured the world as part of their musical collective Up…
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MoMA's 41st Annual Party in the Garden, held in, well, the Museum of Modern Art's garden, always brings out the a mix of old guard and random newbies - think Dionne, Glenn, Glenda and Estelle - and the result? Magic!
What do you do when you have legendary actor Glenn Close on your show? If you're Jimmy Fallon, you challenge her to stuff her mouth with carrots. As with the beer pong stunt, Jimmy lost.
Glenn Close was on The View today, and when talk of her film Fatal Attraction came up, she revealed that her final psychotic scene was almost as dramatic behind the scenes. Clip at left.
