My comment wasn’t entirely serious and while Mila Kunis is rich she’s celebrity rich. Ashton Kutcher has that himself plus investment wealth.
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She makes like $200,000 an episode plus who knows how much in residuals from Family Guy alone. I think her own fortune might not be that far off from his.
Britney is either: mentally ill. In which case her sister’s ‘perfectly shady’ postales he a garbage person.
Don’t forget ‘Bless her heart”
“May the peace of the Lord be with you, and your spirit.”
This feels more like TMZ than I’d like to see here, if I’m being honest.
Right - its someone claiming they are being abused, monetarily drained, and legally controlled by their family due to a disability and the article reads like a Jan and Marsha fight...
Came here to say this, too. Jezebel is once again talking out of both sides of their mouth. You don’t get to claim to support Britney, and then go back to the same gossip and trash-talk that is literally the poison running through her entire life. Do better.
Thank you for this. I’m in consistently unimpressed with just how tasteless and awful Dirt bag posts can be, especially on such matters. This shit is especially awful.
I understand that this is dirtbag, so the flippant tone is expected, but it seems oddly callous and weird to me that you’re treating a situation involving alleged guardianship abuse as a sibling rivalry. If Britney Spears’ testimony is anything to go by, she holds her entire family responsible for the abuse she has…
If Kevin has truly ALWAYS been this boorish, why in the hell did Allison ever marry him in the first place? Is there literally ANYTHING about him that she likes? And why is divorce off the table, but forking over 7 grand for a “hit man” is okay?
Absolutely. That was pointed out in a Crooked Media video interview with Farrow and Tolentino, who wrote the New Yorker article. Another thing is that if the attorney who is supposed to be representing Spears’ interest is getting paid around half a million dollars a year by the conservatorship, one must wonder how…
But that’s the problem with conservatorships: they’re self-reinforcing.
It was a surprise “tribute” and she likely would have wanted to sing her own songs. Imagine being told you can only do the thing you love when someone else tells you to and they control final decisions in how you do it. Then to have a family member, who is aware of all this, participate in a “tribute” to you regarding…
If not being in full control of your emotions is one of the legal elements for a conservatorship a lot of us better hope no one drags us into court.
Astonishingly, AVClub is using the same “We Need To...” headline as the NYTimes for this post?
I need it. I really, really need it.
You know, I just had this really weird experience in which I had to walk away from some Producers for this microbudgeted movie I was making because they kept on insisting on blackface.
a bored room