He's a charmer, that's for sure. For the Bomer holdouts among us, I present this video of the actor as his "Glee" character Cooper Anderson pretending to audition for "Transformers." It's delightful.
Why, oh why, didn't Anne rely on the wig others have for her role in Les Mis? It's too much to sacrifice for a role! Okay, maybe not - but, as Sir Lawrence told Dustin Hoffman, "Why not try acting? It's much easier."
"Yikes!" is reffering to Ms. Hathaway's dramatic haircut for her role in Tom Hooper's "Les Mis." (Which I am extremely excited for, in case you were wondering.) I'm team short hair all the way, so I don't see it as a sacrifice. I mean, lady's got great bone structure. She can pull it off.
I haven't seen it, but I know Jen enjoyed it. I say chance it, since the reviews are pretty glowing. But don't read any! Quoth the AP: "Stop reading this review right now. Go see the movie, then come back and we can have a conversation about it. The less you know going into it, the better."
While this is a question best left for the brilliant Jen Chaney, I will do my best to answer.
"Mirror Mirror" opened last month to disappointing reviews/box office revenues. (It cost $85 million to make, but grossed only $79 million worldwide.) Lily Collins' performance as Snow White was an issue, from what I've read.
Based on early buzz and clips, I think "Snow White and the Huntsman" has the edge. Charlize Theron looks great as the evil queen.
From what I can gather Armand/ABCIII refers to Armand Butts Crump III, a recently deceased guitar tech for Slayer. He's referred to as "Rock N Roll Family" on Guns N' Roses' Facebook page.
(This was Axl Rose's P.S. on his open letter to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, in case you are scratching your head at the moment.)
Yes! Ginsberg also reminds me of Jimmy Barrett of "Grin and Barrett" fame. (I actually loved that character. Remember when he confronted Don about the affair he had with his wife Bobbie? Such a great scene.)
I'm trying to give Ginsberg a chance, but there's something that rubs me the wrong way about him. Any other thoughts on the new guy? What about Dawn, Don's secretary?
I love stories like this. It's nice when the kind ones make it to the big time.
What's happening, indeed. The Chase-Harmon conflict doesn't feel like a publicity stunt to me. In the latest leaked voicemail, Chase calls the show "[an expletive] mediocre sitcom," which is way harsh. Too harsh I think to be fake.
But as Joel McHale pointed out today on "Live with Kelly," the conflict is keeping "Community" in the press. So regardless of whether or not it's a stunt, it should get some new people to tune in. And that's a good thing!
Against the haircut...
... and for the haircut.
"A gamboling puppy" is a great way to describe him. And I agree. I think Ginsburg (which I have been misspelling, my apologies) is gunning for Draper's job.
I'm just not a fan of his showboating.
Anyone? Anyone? No?
I assume you are referring to Ms. Witherspoon's alleged pregnancy, yes?
US Weekly ran a cover story last month claiming that the actress is expecting her third child. Her rep has not commented on the speculation, but new pictures seem to speak for themselves.
Noted. I'm not sure how I feel about actors losing weight for roles. Effective? Necessary? Not always.
Was I the only one who was completely terrified by it?
"She knows she's not safe but she doesn't care. I guess we know in the end, she wants to be caught." Uh, I'm not so sure about that, Mike!
"She knows she's not safe but she doesn't care. I guess we know in the end, she wants to be caught." Uh, I'm not so sure about that, Mike!
Mike Ryan at HuffPost pulled from that book and some other sources to lay out the Chase is a "jerk" argument nicely. (See it here.)
Sorry we haven't gotten to this yet! Getting a lot of great comments about it.
Here's my two cents: I really liked Judd's piece. Was it perfect? No. But it started a conversation that needs to be had. Or I should say re-started. Since it feels like we've been having this same talk forever.
It's easy to get wrapped up in the constant and extremely critical news cycle we are now subjected to. But sometimes the people who are doing the writing (hand raised) need to take a step back and realize how mean-spirited this criticism can be.
From Glee - singing and dancing together. Link
Thank you!
Mercifully, I've never seen it because, holy moly, it looks awful.
On a related note: Chris Noth is married! Hilary Duff has a baby! Where has the time gone!
And here's the flip side to Judd! She's a celebrity: Are we not entitled to speculate on her face?
Of course she has a right to respond. But should anyone who said a nasty thing about her fall on their sword? I wish I had an answer to this. My feeling is there is a line and it was crossed in Judd's case. Her essay made me do some soul searching, that's for sure.
And with that, I must be off. As always, I wish we could have talked for much longer. But I'll be back next week! So please return and we'll chat again.
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