Wednesday, April 26, 2017
Tamara Tattles Blind Item - Playing For The Wrong Team
I’ve been told something by a reliable source that I do not believe.
Not only do I not believe it, but I want to record it here as things that are be putting out in the universe because someone is not playing for the right team in a certain case that is ongoing.
This information has me questioning everything I thought I knew as true. I may be a poor judge of people’s character in general, but there is one certain skill I possess that is 97.4% infallible. This information either falls within my 2.6% majority of error, or it’s a calculated smear campaign.
The information relates to someone’s deposition in an upcoming trial and the reason it deviates from everyone else’s. The source states that the reason this person is not telling the “truth” is because they don’t want their “truth” to be exposed and that one side of the trial is holding that “truth” over their head.
It involves an event that allegedly went down after the last reunion of the show in question. An event I do not believe occurred. My source seems to fully believe that someone is being blackmailed to lie under oath and go against what other people who were deposed are saying.
My inclination is to believe quite the opposite. I am starting to wonder if the majority of those deposed are lying for other reasons. Perhaps they are the ones being blackmailed encouraged to “say the right things” by the other side.
My brain hurts just trying to get my mind around this and I have a lot of information you do not have. This is blind is one that may never be revealed… And it sure did come to me at an interesting time.
Source: Tamara Tattles*
*Tamara Tattles blinds are about Bravo shows
Not only do I not believe it, but I want to record it here as things that are be putting out in the universe because someone is not playing for the right team in a certain case that is ongoing.
This information has me questioning everything I thought I knew as true. I may be a poor judge of people’s character in general, but there is one certain skill I possess that is 97.4% infallible. This information either falls within my 2.6% majority of error, or it’s a calculated smear campaign.
The information relates to someone’s deposition in an upcoming trial and the reason it deviates from everyone else’s. The source states that the reason this person is not telling the “truth” is because they don’t want their “truth” to be exposed and that one side of the trial is holding that “truth” over their head.
It involves an event that allegedly went down after the last reunion of the show in question. An event I do not believe occurred. My source seems to fully believe that someone is being blackmailed to lie under oath and go against what other people who were deposed are saying.
My inclination is to believe quite the opposite. I am starting to wonder if the majority of those deposed are lying for other reasons. Perhaps they are the ones being blackmailed encouraged to “say the right things” by the other side.
My brain hurts just trying to get my mind around this and I have a lot of information you do not have. This is blind is one that may never be revealed… And it sure did come to me at an interesting time.
Source: Tamara Tattles*
*Tamara Tattles blinds are about Bravo shows
Brie Larson Has Supportive Friends
Brie Larson is on the cover of Vanity Fair; here are some highlights from her accompanying interview:
On leaning on friends Emma Stone and Jennifer Lawrence:
“I felt lonely and bad sometimes [while promoting Room]. I was embarrassed to keep talking about myself. Emma wrote this beautiful e-mail out of nowhere, and then one day Jen sent me a text message after she saw Room, and we started talking. That [group of friends] saved my life. I was able to talk with them about everything that was going on in my life, and it was with people who had been through it before and are also hilarious. That support and acceptance was everything. I was home-schooled, so I didn’t have friends that had the same interests as me, and I found it to be absolutely incredible.”
On deciding to sign on as Captain Marvel:
“It took me a really long time. I had to sit with myself, think about my life and what I want out of it. Ultimately, I couldn’t deny the fact that this movie is everything I care about, everything that’s progressive and important and meaningful, and a symbol I wished I would’ve had growing up. I really, really feel like it’s worth it if it can bring understanding and confidence to young women—I’ll do it.
They’ve been very open to hearing my thoughts and my take on it, which has been great. I think that’s why they cast me: I have a lot of similarities to this character”—(both are strong women in industries where sexism and gender stereotypes persist)—“and they want me to bring that into the movie.”
Read the full interview at Vanity Fair.
On leaning on friends Emma Stone and Jennifer Lawrence:
“I felt lonely and bad sometimes [while promoting Room]. I was embarrassed to keep talking about myself. Emma wrote this beautiful e-mail out of nowhere, and then one day Jen sent me a text message after she saw Room, and we started talking. That [group of friends] saved my life. I was able to talk with them about everything that was going on in my life, and it was with people who had been through it before and are also hilarious. That support and acceptance was everything. I was home-schooled, so I didn’t have friends that had the same interests as me, and I found it to be absolutely incredible.”
On deciding to sign on as Captain Marvel:
“It took me a really long time. I had to sit with myself, think about my life and what I want out of it. Ultimately, I couldn’t deny the fact that this movie is everything I care about, everything that’s progressive and important and meaningful, and a symbol I wished I would’ve had growing up. I really, really feel like it’s worth it if it can bring understanding and confidence to young women—I’ll do it.
They’ve been very open to hearing my thoughts and my take on it, which has been great. I think that’s why they cast me: I have a lot of similarities to this character”—(both are strong women in industries where sexism and gender stereotypes persist)—“and they want me to bring that into the movie.”
Read the full interview at Vanity Fair.
Celebrity Real Estate - Lester Holt Edition
Lester Holt has listed his midtown Manhattan apartment for sale for $6.6 million. The 2,168 square foot apartment features three bedrooms, two full bathrooms plus one additional shitter, a 48-foot-long terrace, and park views. See pictures of the property at Page Six.
Romy and Michele's High School Reunion Turns 20
In honor of the occasion, E! News reached out to the movie's stars Lisa Kudrow and Mira Sorvino, as well as writer Robin Schiff and director David Mirkin to talk about where the women are now, and whether or not they would consider doing a sequel. Here's what everyone had to say:
Mira Sorvino: "I would be very exited for [a sequel]. I've wanted one for years! There's been a lot of fan clamor for it—maybe it will finally happen now with all the different venues you can make movies for...[I doubt] they would've changed that much. They'd be kind of the same, just a little older, but still thinking they were younger and still thinking they were cool."
Lisa Kudrow: "Well, sure. Yeah, why not? I mean…if it makes sense for those two people to be around my age and see what's going on...Hopefully Michele is still with Sandy Frink [played by Alan Cumming]! And Romy's on husband number two or three, you know, because no relationship's gonna be as good as Romy and Michele!"
Robin Schiff: "I really wasn't even thinking of doing a sequel. But I thought, at least I should put some thought into it because of all this love coming the way of the movie…I would be an interesting challenge to try and solve...[Romy and Michele] stayed really successful in their stores, and I think they're designing clothes—and they're good at it. [I think they] are still in touch with Heather [Garofalo]."
David Mirkin: "You know, if it's the right idea and the right tone, I would be there in a second. [Romy and Michele] are probably getting back together and rediscovering themselves—maybe after some troubled relationships with men, and we'd have to see where they are and if there's a story there…We would never want to do anything that wasn't up to the terrific fun we had on the first one...They're the success they didn't know they wanted to be."
Mira Sorvino: "I would be very exited for [a sequel]. I've wanted one for years! There's been a lot of fan clamor for it—maybe it will finally happen now with all the different venues you can make movies for...[I doubt] they would've changed that much. They'd be kind of the same, just a little older, but still thinking they were younger and still thinking they were cool."
Lisa Kudrow: "Well, sure. Yeah, why not? I mean…if it makes sense for those two people to be around my age and see what's going on...Hopefully Michele is still with Sandy Frink [played by Alan Cumming]! And Romy's on husband number two or three, you know, because no relationship's gonna be as good as Romy and Michele!"
Robin Schiff: "I really wasn't even thinking of doing a sequel. But I thought, at least I should put some thought into it because of all this love coming the way of the movie…I would be an interesting challenge to try and solve...[Romy and Michele] stayed really successful in their stores, and I think they're designing clothes—and they're good at it. [I think they] are still in touch with Heather [Garofalo]."
David Mirkin: "You know, if it's the right idea and the right tone, I would be there in a second. [Romy and Michele] are probably getting back together and rediscovering themselves—maybe after some troubled relationships with men, and we'd have to see where they are and if there's a story there…We would never want to do anything that wasn't up to the terrific fun we had on the first one...They're the success they didn't know they wanted to be."
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