Jennifer Lopez in a Revealing Dress – Wow or Eww?
Jennifer Lopez attended Fashion Rocks 2014 at Barclays Center in the Brooklyn borough of New
The 10th Dimension Boys Episode Video
The 10th Dimension Boys Episode Video – This is animation of the 10th Dimension Boys.
Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Martin “Super Cute Together”
-Chris Martin and Jennifer Lawrence are still a thing (though if they still want to avoid the paparazzi, maybe they should stop going to Beverly Hills hotspots). -Speaking of Jennifer, a new poster and teaser trailer for Mockingjay has landed. (A teaser for the … Continue reading → The post Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Martin “Super Cute Together” appeared first on Scandal Sheet.
Taraji P. Henson is treated like she’s a D-List celeb
Without a doubt, Taraji P. Henson is an amazingly talented actress who has starred in some amazing movies and has even been nominated for an Oscar. All that being said, you’d think people would respect her more, but that’s not the case. According to Taraji, she’s treated like she’s on the D-List! From Ebony (via Just Jared): “I’m treated like I’m on the D-list,” Taraji said. “I’m still being considered with actresses who haven’t done half the stuff I’ve achieved.” “When people tell me ‘no,’ I get hyped,” she added. “Because when I prove that I can and will, I love watching people eat crow.” While she might think she is treated as though she is on the D-list, Taraji says she uses her status to get some special treatment to get her “fat ass into a restaurant. If someone tells me there’s a wait, I’ll walk right to the front of the line like, ‘I need a table now. I need to eat, and I want this. So let’s work this out.’” I guess she was trying to have an LOL moment there, talking about using her fame to get into restaurants and shit, but this whole thing rubs me the wrong way. Yes, you’re accomplished and should be respected… but so should every human being. Being a movie star doesn’t (or rather, shouldn’t) give you immediate access to special treatment everywhere you go and in everything you do. Your reward is making millions of dollars a year and not having to slog your guts out in a 9 to 5 like most of the world. Having the red carpet rolled out for you on the daily is just not part of that. I don’t have an issue with Taraji – and in fact I’m not all that familiar with much of the work she’s done – but either she’s been misrepresented in print, or she really is snotty and entitled, in which case, no thanks, girl. Follow us on Twitter | Facebook
Howard Stern opens up about delivering Joan Rivers’ eulogy
Howard Stern was invited to delivery the eulogy at Joan Rivers‘ funeral, and he couldn’t have been a more perfect fit. The pair had been friends for years, and Stern was able to bring levity to a very sad situation. He later talked about the experience on his Sirius XM radio show (via US Weekly). “You know, to be at her funeral yesterday was really probably the most remarkable service I have ever witnessed,” Stern, 60, told listeners. “Beautiful temple. I have never been there before [and] it was magnificent. I’ve never seen anything like it. Just sitting in there made you reflective. And so, I got there early because I had gotten a call from [Joan’s daughter] Melissa like a day and a half before the service, asking me if I would speak. I said to her, ‘Melissa you’re asking the wrong guy.’ Still, he agreed to speak before Rivers’ friends and family. “I said, ‘I’ll do it. I will do anything for Joan. I’ll do anything for you.’” To prepare for the moment, Stern immediately sought advice from another fellow comic. “I was in touch with Louie C.K. and he’d written me and he said, ‘You know, Joan really deserves a great sendoff because of her impact.’ He said something very profound: ‘Joan was like an aunt or a best friend who could make everything better. And even in times… after lets just say 9/11 or the country just seems to be going downhill or things just seem to be bad… she would crack a joke, and you know this is true, when she would crack a joke, you didn’t feel so alone. You felt like we were all together and you felt like oh maybe things aren’t so bad.’” “Louie said probably the loneliness and the unhappiness of life — what else could ease that despair than a great comedian? That’s what great comedians do. Great comedians have the ability to snap you out of this sadness, this loneliness…to set it all right again and she was really really a top pro.” Stern also revealed that he was particularly moved by a performance given at the service by none other than Hugh Jackman, which… okay! (I had NO idea they were friends at all.) “It was one of Joan’s favorites,” Stern said. “He starts singing it quietly and part of the song is clap your hands together. He made everyone get up and start clapping their hands to the song. I was so f—ing moved by this guys performance. I had tears. Now, you know me. I’m a big scumbag. I don’t get moved. I appreciated this guy so much. Hugh Jackman. You know f—ing Wolverine.” Sounds like it was a fantastic celebration of Rivers’ life for those who knew and loved her. Follow us on Twitter | Facebook
It’s Taylor Swift vs Katy Perry
-So because I’ve been buried in TIFFness I’ve missed the blood feud brewing between Katy Perry and Taylor Swift, stemming from Taylor’s new Rolling Stone cover. Why am I not surprised that John Mayer is to blame? -I saw Channing Tatum in the lobby of the Trump hotel … Continue reading → The post It’s Taylor Swift vs Katy Perry appeared first on Scandal Sheet.