Tuesday, February 14, 2017
Celebrity Real Estate - Sandra Bullock Edition
Sandra Bullock is renting our her Hollywood Hills house for $15,000/mo. The 3,153 square foot home features three bedrooms, three bathrooms, is offered fully furnished, and is just up the street from the Chateau Marmont. See pictures of the property at Variety.
Ryan Murphy Talks Feuds
Ryan Murphy recently sat down for an interview with E! News to promote his upcoming FX series Feud. When asked about the infamous Naya Rivera / Lea Michele feud on the set of Glee, here's what he had to say:
"I feel like in the case of that show [Glee], that show was just a shitstorm of difficulty, largely because, what do you do when you're 18 years old or 19 years old and you wake up one day and you're world famous? I think a lot of that was informed by their youth and being involved in a phenomenon. And I know for a fact that they [Lea and Naya] admired each other's work, ‘cause I directed them both in scenes. I don't think I would take on Lea and Naya. I think for a feud to work on this show, it has to have decades of pain behind it. But if they're still feuding at 40, I might consider it. I'll call them up in a couple years."
And then he added this bit of tea:
There were many boys on our show that didn't get along. And you never hear about that. You never hear about that in our culture."
"I feel like in the case of that show [Glee], that show was just a shitstorm of difficulty, largely because, what do you do when you're 18 years old or 19 years old and you wake up one day and you're world famous? I think a lot of that was informed by their youth and being involved in a phenomenon. And I know for a fact that they [Lea and Naya] admired each other's work, ‘cause I directed them both in scenes. I don't think I would take on Lea and Naya. I think for a feud to work on this show, it has to have decades of pain behind it. But if they're still feuding at 40, I might consider it. I'll call them up in a couple years."
And then he added this bit of tea:
There were many boys on our show that didn't get along. And you never hear about that. You never hear about that in our culture."
TV Show Roundup 2/14/17
Casting News:
The Hollywood Reporter announces that Adina Porter, Brian White, and Lili Simmons have all joined the season five cast of Showtime's Ray Donovan.
ABC has cast its first black Bachelorette with the selection of Texas attorney Rachel Lindsay to be the show's lead next season, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
The Hollywood Reporter announces that Edward James Olmos will star in FX's Sons of Anarchy spinoff, Mayans MC.
Renewals:
Fox has renewed Lucifer for a third season, reports The Hollywood Reporter.
The Hollywood Reporter announces that Adina Porter, Brian White, and Lili Simmons have all joined the season five cast of Showtime's Ray Donovan.
ABC has cast its first black Bachelorette with the selection of Texas attorney Rachel Lindsay to be the show's lead next season, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
The Hollywood Reporter announces that Edward James Olmos will star in FX's Sons of Anarchy spinoff, Mayans MC.
Renewals:
Fox has renewed Lucifer for a third season, reports The Hollywood Reporter.
Ed "Sharter" Sheeran Not Allowed to Party
Page Six reports that despite performing at the Grammys on Sunday night, Ed Sheeran wasn't allowed into his own label's Grammy Party. A source said as follows:
“Ed couldn’t get in. He got turned away from the door. He was nothing but polite . . . There was a fire marshall and it was a capacity issue, so it was out of everyone’s control . . . Other artists couldn’t get in either.”
The go on to mention that Charli XCX, Ciara, Gary Clark Jr, and Jason Derulo all got in just fine.
“Ed couldn’t get in. He got turned away from the door. He was nothing but polite . . . There was a fire marshall and it was a capacity issue, so it was out of everyone’s control . . . Other artists couldn’t get in either.”
The go on to mention that Charli XCX, Ciara, Gary Clark Jr, and Jason Derulo all got in just fine.
Halle Berry Talks Failed Marriages
Halle Berry recently appeared at the 2017 City Summit and Gala at the USC Tower, where she was asked about her relationship track record. Here's what she had to say, as reprinted by Us Weekly:
“I have learned to deal with three failed marriages, which has not been easy, especially when there’s children involved. [As] women, we go into marriage thinking it’s going to last forever and that this is our prince on a shiny horse. That’s what fairy tales taught me as a kid … and I’m kind of anti–fairy tales today. When it falls apart it feels like a huge failure and a huge disappointment.”
On what she has learned:
“In every one of those situations, as hard — and sometimes embarrassing — as it was, I learned so much about myself. All of those relationships were necessary for me. We all come here with lessons that we have to learn, and those relationships provided me with lessons that got me to where I am right now. For that, I’m grateful. But it has been hard. It’s been a difficult part of my life.”
“I have learned to deal with three failed marriages, which has not been easy, especially when there’s children involved. [As] women, we go into marriage thinking it’s going to last forever and that this is our prince on a shiny horse. That’s what fairy tales taught me as a kid … and I’m kind of anti–fairy tales today. When it falls apart it feels like a huge failure and a huge disappointment.”
On what she has learned:
“In every one of those situations, as hard — and sometimes embarrassing — as it was, I learned so much about myself. All of those relationships were necessary for me. We all come here with lessons that we have to learn, and those relationships provided me with lessons that got me to where I am right now. For that, I’m grateful. But it has been hard. It’s been a difficult part of my life.”
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