Me too, laughing hysterically. He’d be a fantastic Gawker commenter.....that is, if he’s not a commenter already.........
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Gah, the girl in who is rolling her eyes on that first video was a student at my middle school and was an utterly insufferable Hollywood brat. I blame the Diet Coke.
Actually, some of this (maybe even the vast majority of these types of promotional posts) happen after gifting suites before or after industry events, where they invite A to Z listers and shower them with products (I’m in PR, and frequented a few of these in LA a few years back). Reality stars come out of these events…
High as fuck, and also maybe, possibly both just had a fight. This is the look of couple's post-argument face if I ever saw one.
This movie was incredible. I saw it in LA the other day — The entire theater was crying. Powerful, moving, chilling. This should be required viewing for the entire country.
Ohhhh that DOES sound cozy. Do take me with next time.
Totally agree with you. You're absolutely right. I'm in PR and spent some years in music/film PR...this is Celeb Marketing 101. As you can see from the responses you're getting, people eat this stuff up.
Totally agree. Why do these ladies assume beautiful women aren't insecure, or - you know - real women, real people? That perspective is tone deaf, actually, and incredibly unfair.
Me too :( Just a few days before he died. And I thought to myself, "wow I need to go back and watch more Robin Williams movies." I forgot how amazing he was.
Do you actually make sense? Ever? Does your dead end job not allow you to express yourself? Or do you have a boss telling you exactly what to do? Let me guess...
what's your point.
Because human dignity + compassion for their families.
Yes!
Oh please. I liked this story much better when it starred George Peppard. It's like he fell asleep watching Breakfast at Tiffany's, and suddenly "thought this up."
I'm going to start randomly blurting this out at all videos shot at family gatherings. "Woo worldstar hip hop!"
oh my god I am so sorry that happened to you! What happened afterwards? Did he run away or were you able to call the police?
heh yeah good that you re-read. I was actually so glad she was there with me! She watched me, and brought the car closer just in case. She said she was ready to call the cops, but I popped back out of the liquor store quickly enough. Then we sort of bonded, as she told me stories about things that have happened to her…
Yes I saw that and I added that - you're right, I did leave out that important transition and the description of anger. But seriously, it was ridiculously scary. Please don't minimize these types of stories. They happen. It's actually only happened to me just once before when I was a teenager with some friends, and…