I’m reminded of similar comments to Cattrall’s from Stockard Channing about Grease - she wasn’t part of the off-screen gang and hijinks because she was a bit older and just at a different point in her life. She didn’t need to make friends, it wasn’t summer camp it was a role that paid bills, nothing personal

He is never not inappropriate with the touching, and here he includes 2 bonus unnecessary pushes to guide Michelle over to Melania 

I’ve had relationships with a few narcissistic sociopaths and was baffled how I was ever attracted to them, and why I stayed.

I’m more curious about why Victor Newman is at the Globes, and where did that random collection of Jackson’s table-mates come from? Globes seating is often bizarre

Absolutely. Although his own longtime friend and collaborator James Franco has recently been in the news... While the 2 scenarios are very different, he and Keaton are each choosing to overlook accusations against a friend

It’s sad, she used to have an entirely different face. But I’d guess the internet contributed to the work she’s had done, because she was mocked for her looks from the time she was a child - I can’t imagine the effect that kind of public bullying would have on self esteem

Dane Cook’s forehead is a perfect advertisement for too much botox. Too much turns everyone into Cro-Magnon man and makes their forehead look wider. How is this a better look than natural lines?

To your point, this video was a huge part of the song’s success for exactly that reason - good models bring a lot to the table

Kyle Stephens also told the court that Nassar willfully destroyed her family - this is a key aspect of her experience and speaks to his complete lack of any morals or compassion. By playing on their trust in him as a longtime family friend, he took her parents from her at the time she needed them most. She also shared…

For Homespun-fable Guy to come up with that ridiculous story - no way is he as gosh-gee-folks as he plays that he is.

He is like every predator - he has a shtick, that people mistake for personality. It is just a persona he plays, an image that allows him to do what he wants & get away with it. It’s very evident in Bill Cosby, as well as Dustin Hoffman, etc.

“...I put my hand on her back, to reassure her that her work was okay, and my hand slid up inside the blouse a few inches...”

I used to love him, has no one else read the horrifying details of his physical assault on that young man? These weren’t youthful hijinks, nor a drunken prank gone wrong. And then as the worst perpetrator, he skipped town for years to avoid the sentencing his frat brothers faced.  http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl…

True, it’s a quick & easy way to communicate information. But other/older methods must still be used to ensure accurate info gets out. A large segment of the population is not on twitter or facebook, or they are, but don’t receive alerts on their phone. We’ve become far too twitter-centric and it’s just not adequate.

Yes the weak link was the guy who played up the ‘Matt Damon lookalike!’ factor and got off on the access he had. Definitely the wrong guy to have in that critical role. You’re right, the backstage pics were invasive and also apparently a breach of protocol - again, the guy thought he was above basic rules - but those…

Oh no, flashback to the 2 hours I will never get back from the decidedly undelightful Lala Land. I was so shocked at how much praise it had received that I came home and searched the internet for reviews from kindred spirits

It definitely is possessive. Add those inappropriate and immature comments to his young daughter, and the anger issues (he looks like a caged animal in one of the pap shots above) and it’s all very clear. I hate that because he can be funny in roles, but again, the ‘best’ abusers I’ve known use humor to sway people’s…

Had some. The favorite was the one who claimed her office was a safe space, meanwhile she was a horrific backstabber and fairly incompetent, she just managed to talk a good story and impress the right people above her.

I love that he made it public. He clearly does not care, and with his experience he does not have to. He can speak out where so many others cannot due to fear of repercussions from the brass and in the industry. And that’s house abusive environments - whether relationship, home, or work - persist, with fear & shame.

Interesting link! Sharon Stone also wore Gap another time, a shirt from her husband’s closet with a Vera Wang skirt http://www.instyle.com/awards-events/red-carpet/oscars/oscars-most-unforgettable-looks#181285