I never heard this story before:
“When she dines out, she has her body guards surround her so nobody can see her eat.”
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I never heard this story before:
“When she dines out, she has her body guards surround her so nobody can see her eat.”
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This is a semi-biographical drama from Argentina, marketed in English and available on Netflix as “Queen of Coal” A transgender woman lands her dream job of working in a carbon mine, but after having the sex-change surgery must face a superstition that bans female workers from entering the underground galleries….
It’s Joe Flaherty’s birthday, or it would have been. He would have turned 84 today. He was the oldest of the SCTV group. Pretty scary, eh, kids? Joe Flaherty through the years. Joe’s hilarious impersonation of William F. Buckley Jr. Variety’s obituary here. Last year, Joe became the third of…
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How is Chevy Chase not #1 on this list? Dude is apparently like the biggest asshole celebrity there is, to the point Comedy Central couldn’t even get anyone to show up to his roast back when they were prime events.
I would say throw Steven Seagal up there too, apparently a difficult to deal with nutjob in his prime and one of the few banned from SNL. Literally lived the gimmick and refused to have any characters he played in movies get their ass kicked, and nearly held up the movie over his character getting killed off in Executive Decision.
Ironically both haven’t done shit with their careers for the past 30 years plus.
Ol’ Chevy sure demonstrated how to turn a ton of talent, good looks, and break-out success from SNL into a zero career and the hate of everyone who knew him. He should now be taking victory laps, ala McCartney and Paul Simon. Instead, he’s a pariah.
He’s Chevy Chase and we’re not – and that’s a good thing.
Well Chase had one lifeline to quality work…Community. Which he didn’t understand or think was funny and fucked it up.
Despite his apparent contempt for the show I thought he was very good on Community.
James Corden and Ellen. Corden throws screaming fits in restaurants, while Ellen calls owners and complains if her server’s fingernail polish isn’t to her liking. True story.
My bro-in-law is a pilot who had Lopez on his flight once and when he went to tell her some stuff pre-flight, she refused to speak with him, or even raise her head from her phone, designating some minder to do her talking and listening instead. He said he’s never seen anything like it. He said Seinfeld gave him an irritated staredown about buckling up, but when he said he couldn’t take off without that, Jerry caved. But it was nothing like Lopez, who seems to think she’s a Goddess and we’re all living in her world.
Glad they threw that scrawny Grande biatch in there. That whole licking the donut and dissing America (you know, her fans who made her rich) should have got her kicked to the curb. I am also thankful that the second Wicked failed.
What do you mean the second Wicked failed? Yeah, it made $199 million less than the first one, but it still grossed more than 3.5x its budget.
And no Oscar nom. The projections were to out perform the first one. Fail.
I work in customer service
I know how difficult it can be to be polite all the time
Yet I also know that I, and hundreds of millions of other people, manage to do it every day, for far smaller rewards
Indeed. People who work in restaurants and retail outlets have to smile, be polite and pretend the customer is always right, despite the fact that the customer is often wrong, and many of them are pulling some kind of scam. There are times when the waiters and clerks would love to explode, but they are polite to people every day. It’s not as hard as snotty celebs seem to think. If Keanu can make everyone love him, other celebs could do the same. I often wonder why they don’t see the benefit of that.
Am I going to hell for laughing the very second they referred to Rihanna’s “former fan” before even telling the story? She sounds like a right cunt.
When I was in “The Program”, Halle Berry was married to David Justice. He came to the set one day. During lunch, he and I were talking about baseball and the Braves. She came up and was very mad that I was talking to him. She cussed me out. David was trying to stick up for me, saying that we were just talking about baseball. She said that she was the only person to be talking to him. It was obvious who wore the pants in that family.