That was one of the most painful interviews yet!

The Melanie Griffith/Dakota Johnson interview re: 50 Shades was suuuper awkward

A four-year old gets shot and your response is "Your tears are quite tasty."

That's always the answer for you lot isn't it? MURKA LOVE IT OR LEAVE IT.
If only you cared about the first amendment as much as you care about the second.

I hate kids getting shot in the leg, killed, or killing their parents or siblings because idiots don't know how to responsibly own guns.

If that anonymous Oscar voter didn't like the cast of Selma showing up in "I can't breathe" T-shirts, she's gonna HAAAAATE this.

you are doing the Lord's work

New York Fashion Week, that notorious showcase for designers no one in fashion takes seriously.

In other words: He didn't use my company's services for New York Fashion Week.

From her New York Times interview at the time, she said that it was [at least] partially because she was filming her TV show at the time and she had to juggle raising her young children:

She wasn't really asking to be paid. She had just been given that talk show on BET and said that it took precedence over campaigning for a statue because the show was paying her and she had kids and mouths to feed. She did many interviews about the movie. She just didn't kiss producers asses and play ball in the…

I'm also guessing that her announcing that she's been blackballed isn't going to do her any favours. Good Luck, Mo'nique.

I remember there was a story that Mo'nique would not campaign for Precious unless she was paid. I can understand Lee's distaste for her. After all that he has afforded her, the gall of this woman. What happened to promoting your art and making sure it receives the recognition it deserves??? She could have reasoned…

If Katherine Heigl can get work after biting the hand that feeds (repeatedly) and just being the worst, I don't why Mo'Nique is having opportunities taken away.

I'm betting it's very controversial. Doesn't it seem like it's actually written into their contracts nowadays? Jessica Chastain had two noteworthy roles last year, but her contract with Interstellar meant that she was not allowed to do ANY publicity for other movies within a certain time frame of its release. Which…

Mo'Nique says that several major acting opportunities initially offered to her "all just went away" afterward. That includes a role in Empire (now a huge show for Fox) and the part in Lee Daniels' The Butler that Oprah Winfrey ended up playing. Mo'Nique was also supposed to play Richard Pryor's grandmother in a…

So Lee Daniels told her that she'd been blackballed and then she didn't get roles in Empire or the Butler? Those are both Lee Daniels helmed projects, it's not like they weren't.

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"he had "received revelation" that we were to be married"

She sounds good, I just never understand what she's saying.