We told you that this model was very intent on landing a famous new boyfriend ASAP. Well, she is telling friends that she may have succeeded!
"She was hanging out with [Musician] for a couple of days and she thinks it went really well. She asked him to go to [Foreign City] and he said he was going. She thinks that means that he is into her and that there is a good chance they will do a contract."
We’re not so sure.
She may be reading too much into his traveling to the same place at the same time. He may have had some work commitments of his own in that city before she even asked!
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Source: Blind Gossip
Monday, June 26, 2017
Sofia Coppola and Nicole Kidman Talk Beguiled and Women in Hollywood
Sofia Coppola and Nicole Kidman recently sat down for a joint interview with the Associated Press to promote their new movie The Beguiled. Here's what they had to say, as reprinted by Page Six:
AP: Is it a good time for woman in Hollywood?
COPPOLA: I think right now I feel like there’s a lot of talk about it with “Wonder Woman” being a big success, that’s really exciting, and with our movie getting attention — it’s a female cast, a female story.
KIDMAN: And that it’s seen from the female perspective. I mean, this is very much from the vision of Sof, so that you see the film in terms how the women view it — the female gaze and not some … It is important. There’s a shift and there’s definitely some change happening. Is it enough? No. But you know we’re all doing what we can, and we’re fortunate to have the opportunities.
AP: Miss Martha’s sponge bath of Colin Farrell’s character could have easily taken a different tone with a different director.
KIDMAN: I love how demure it is. Well, it’s like it could have been much more. I just like how it’s very real.
COPPOLA: It could have gotten really over the top. But I love that we really focus in on you taking in his body. She hasn’t been around a man in so long. I think I was the most embarrassed shooting that scene. I’m sitting off camera and I was like, “Nicole, now can you wash his inner thigh?”
KIDMAN: And I’m staying completely in character. Colin is out, but not really.
COPPOLA: And I’m like turning red like asking her to wash his inner thigh and all my gay guy friends are like, “Couldn’t you have just moved that cloth over there? We wanted to see more!” It was funny, but you were all business.
AP: Have you ever walked away from something, Nicole?
KIDMAN: Many times. But for an array of reasons. Sometimes it’s because of family … There are so many life issues that come into it when you’re working. We both have children and that’s a big commitment, isn’t it? … At one point, I think I was pregnant with Sunday, and I was like, “I’m going to give up acting, I’m done. It’s too much. And the baby and that’s it.” And my mom was like, “Don’t do that. Take some time off but don’t give it up.” She said, “Keep your toe in the water” because she said, “You’re going to want that as you get older.” And it’s also healthy, if you have a creative spirit and you’re artistic, there does have to be a place for that.
COPPOLA: That’s true, if not it doesn’t get expressed…
KIDMAN: It can manifest in different ways.
Read the full interview at Page Six.
AP: Is it a good time for woman in Hollywood?
COPPOLA: I think right now I feel like there’s a lot of talk about it with “Wonder Woman” being a big success, that’s really exciting, and with our movie getting attention — it’s a female cast, a female story.
KIDMAN: And that it’s seen from the female perspective. I mean, this is very much from the vision of Sof, so that you see the film in terms how the women view it — the female gaze and not some … It is important. There’s a shift and there’s definitely some change happening. Is it enough? No. But you know we’re all doing what we can, and we’re fortunate to have the opportunities.
AP: Miss Martha’s sponge bath of Colin Farrell’s character could have easily taken a different tone with a different director.
KIDMAN: I love how demure it is. Well, it’s like it could have been much more. I just like how it’s very real.
COPPOLA: It could have gotten really over the top. But I love that we really focus in on you taking in his body. She hasn’t been around a man in so long. I think I was the most embarrassed shooting that scene. I’m sitting off camera and I was like, “Nicole, now can you wash his inner thigh?”
KIDMAN: And I’m staying completely in character. Colin is out, but not really.
COPPOLA: And I’m like turning red like asking her to wash his inner thigh and all my gay guy friends are like, “Couldn’t you have just moved that cloth over there? We wanted to see more!” It was funny, but you were all business.
AP: Have you ever walked away from something, Nicole?
KIDMAN: Many times. But for an array of reasons. Sometimes it’s because of family … There are so many life issues that come into it when you’re working. We both have children and that’s a big commitment, isn’t it? … At one point, I think I was pregnant with Sunday, and I was like, “I’m going to give up acting, I’m done. It’s too much. And the baby and that’s it.” And my mom was like, “Don’t do that. Take some time off but don’t give it up.” She said, “Keep your toe in the water” because she said, “You’re going to want that as you get older.” And it’s also healthy, if you have a creative spirit and you’re artistic, there does have to be a place for that.
COPPOLA: That’s true, if not it doesn’t get expressed…
KIDMAN: It can manifest in different ways.
Read the full interview at Page Six.
Celebrity Real Estate - Matthew Perry Edition
Matthew Perry has listed his Hollywood Hills home for sale for $13.5 million. The home features three bedrooms, five bathrooms, jetliner views, a pool, and an underground movie theater adjacent to the pool. See pictures of the property at Curbed.
Emma Bunton Talks Boy Bands
Emma Bunton is one of the judges on the new reality show competition Boy Band, along with Nick Carter and Rita Ora. Bunton recently sat down for an interview with Entertainment Weekly; here's what she had to say:
ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: What made you want to be a part of this show?
EMMA BUNTON: Being in a group is a really amazing part of this industry. You look after each other. You travel together. You go through so much. With the Spice Girls, we had a connection that I don’t think anyone else will understand. It’s an amazing feeling to have other people with you on this journey. With this show, we’re looking for guys that can respect other people, have fun, and look after each other. That’s been one of the best parts.
With a few exceptions — like Fifth Harmony on The X Factor — U.S. talent competitions have struggled to produce actual stars in recent years. Is TV still a viable launching pad for new artists?
Absolutely! These guys have the best vocal coaches and the best choreographers. After this, they really have to prove themselves and work hard to keep it up, but it’s an incredible opportunity. In Boy Band, I want to get to know [the contestants] as a group and as an individual. As the Spice Girls, we were all very individual and different but we connected. You have to have your own thing going on.
Rita Ora has said that the Spice Girls were her first obsession and a major influence. When you first met, did she play it cool?
We’ve hung out quite a bit in London; we’ve been out clubbing and stuff. She has told me she’s a huge Spice Girls fan. We’ve had little sing-alongs to some old Spice Girls songs! I always ask, “Hey — who was your favorite?” She’s great fun to be around. I’m a fan of hers as well.
Last year, to celebrate the 20th anniversary of “Wannabe,” you, Geri Halliwell, and Mel B teased a mini Spice Girls reunion project. Is that still happening?
We all adore each other and are constantly in contact, but we’ve all got children and other projects, so it’s just about getting that time together. We really appreciate that the fans have been nothing but supportive. There’s a whole new generation still listening to Spice Girls songs and still watching the movie. We feel really honored.
ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: What made you want to be a part of this show?
EMMA BUNTON: Being in a group is a really amazing part of this industry. You look after each other. You travel together. You go through so much. With the Spice Girls, we had a connection that I don’t think anyone else will understand. It’s an amazing feeling to have other people with you on this journey. With this show, we’re looking for guys that can respect other people, have fun, and look after each other. That’s been one of the best parts.
With a few exceptions — like Fifth Harmony on The X Factor — U.S. talent competitions have struggled to produce actual stars in recent years. Is TV still a viable launching pad for new artists?
Absolutely! These guys have the best vocal coaches and the best choreographers. After this, they really have to prove themselves and work hard to keep it up, but it’s an incredible opportunity. In Boy Band, I want to get to know [the contestants] as a group and as an individual. As the Spice Girls, we were all very individual and different but we connected. You have to have your own thing going on.
Rita Ora has said that the Spice Girls were her first obsession and a major influence. When you first met, did she play it cool?
We’ve hung out quite a bit in London; we’ve been out clubbing and stuff. She has told me she’s a huge Spice Girls fan. We’ve had little sing-alongs to some old Spice Girls songs! I always ask, “Hey — who was your favorite?” She’s great fun to be around. I’m a fan of hers as well.
Last year, to celebrate the 20th anniversary of “Wannabe,” you, Geri Halliwell, and Mel B teased a mini Spice Girls reunion project. Is that still happening?
We all adore each other and are constantly in contact, but we’ve all got children and other projects, so it’s just about getting that time together. We really appreciate that the fans have been nothing but supportive. There’s a whole new generation still listening to Spice Girls songs and still watching the movie. We feel really honored.
TV Show Roundup 6/26/17
Cancellations:
The Hollywood Reporter announces that Netflix has cancelled Girlboss after one season
ABC has cancelled Downward Dog after one season, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
Casting News:
The Hollywood Reporter announces that Heather Graham and Elizabeth Reaser have joined the cast of NBC's upcoming Law & Order True Crime: The Menendez Murders.
The Hollywood Reporter announces that Netflix has cancelled Girlboss after one season
ABC has cancelled Downward Dog after one season, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
Casting News:
The Hollywood Reporter announces that Heather Graham and Elizabeth Reaser have joined the cast of NBC's upcoming Law & Order True Crime: The Menendez Murders.
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