The line’s pretty rude to his first wife, Jackie Witte.

https://www.gq.com/story/gq-hype-lee-pace

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Parker’s spoken about being on public assistance during her childhood, having the electricity periodically shut off for non-payment, and how her earnings as a child performer helped support her large family. Nowadays, she could retire comfortably on perfume sales alone, but early conditioning is really, really effecti…

Barnes is three inches taller than Garfield. [As most actors lie about their height, though, BB’s claim of 6'1" to AG’s stated 5'10" is probably like a 5'10” and three-quarters vs. 5'7" and a half throwdown IRL.]

Or if she is, she’s not doing it in public.

“Notably, Fox was a in a movie with Davidson” — not a film, but a modeling-type gig for a magazine. In following the TMZ link about the West/Fox date, there’s another item on that page about Fox and Davidson’s 2019 Paper magazine photoshoot. The two were styled as off-kilter Barbie and Ken dolls. “The story doesn’t…

The Guardian: “The outlet will also pay an unspecified sum for the separate case of infringing Meghan’s copyright by publishing large parts of the letter.” Last March, the Daily Mail’s parent publishing company, Associated Newspapers, paid Markle $650,000 in legal fee recoupment after she won her breach of privacy…

I would watch the hell out of “The Black Widow” Christmas series (heroine’s an upscale pet groomer in this installment? aw, remember how well she faked a fear of dogs for the meet-cute with the billionaire vet two years back), too bad Marvel’s squatting on the name.

“Life is full of surprises,” intones Carrie

To think he was a Jeopardy! guest host in April, in his guise as ‘brainy’ brawn.

So bad. So much goodwill squandered, and the Trevor-borrows-a-body plot device to justify Pine’s appearance in the flick was irredeemable. (I also thought the guy whose body was being used without his consent was coded as gay. Body-borrowing twists can attempt some gross “secret wish fulfillment” bullshit, but sticking…

Some work contracts have publicity via social media obligations. A fan audience is cultivated and maintained, so they’re around for the projects actors are required to promote — actors agree to that aspect, as part of getting the job in the first place. Refusing to shill is a breach of contract. (Purity is for the…

Aw, that is a nice story, a nice pic, and a great name for a dog!

Haven’t seen PP. The screenwriters had the Amy character ‘reclaiming’ the hurtful word, so they still got to use it throughout however many films? Crafty.

Parasocial relationships, over-identification, projection, whatever — we need to bring back the Greek pantheon for glomming, and stop demanding someone’s personal life be an integral part of their job (save exceptions involving criminal/abusive behavior, and others I can’t think of right now). 

Distilled Ryan Reynolds (like, say a gin-based business endeavor), is a pretty successful marketing model in itself.

Me, too. I was all, ventilators are the new hookahs, man, this awful timeline.

I’m also an old, and not a dude, and yeah, I do think having my acting peer, Vincent D’Onofrio, as my F-i-L would be oddball city? (But Penn & George dated for so long, if Penn was ever uneasy he must’ve gotten acclimated.)

He’s not responsible for maintaining anyone’s happiness. But she didn’t initiate divorce proceedings; *he* filed. She’d hoped they’d stay married after the rehab stints (as per her public statement after his filing).