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| | Mischa Barton: DWTS is like Hunger Games 'I was glad to get kicked off' | | Added 8 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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Mischa Barton disliked competing on Dancing With The Stars earlier this year and it showed in her poor performance. She seemed unhappy to be there and she got voted off second, after Geraldo Rivera. A lot of that may have had to do with the fact that she has few fans left from The O.C. and whatever career she’s had since, but she also failed to win over viewers and generally had a bad attitude. In a new interview with The Ringer, Mischa explained her turn on DWTS as something like The Hunger Games and she even used that comparison – she was swept up in, she had absolutely no say in how it went, and she was glad to leave. At least she was honest. Mischa is current hosting a car show on the Esquire network called Joyride. She owns a vintage Cadillac, she allegedly fixed it the day of the interview, and it’s a hobby of hers. During her interview with Ringer she took the journalist for a ride in her Cadillac and they visited the Peterson Automobile Museum, which sounded particularly fun for Mischa.
On her turn on DWTS
I had no idea it would be so bad. I got told off by my dancer. I was supposed to control the costumes, I was told that I could do the design aspect of it, that?s kind of the reason why I agreed to do it
She was told she would have creative control with DWTS
That didn?t happen. It wasn?t collaborative like a choreographer on a film set. ? I was so confused by it. It was like The Hunger Games. It was all a popularity contest. It was awful. I was so glad to get kicked off.
She likes using Instagram
I remember the days when you had no voice, and they could make up stories and say whatever they wanted, and now at least they have an insight into your life. People can see what you?re really like. Twitter less so, but Instagram has an artistic side to it, where you can see through that person?s eye, what they creatively choose, what they?re up to and who they are???you get a feeling for them. I enjoy it now.
On getting backlash for responding to the Alton Sterling shooting with a bikini pic
I mean, yeah, it is what it is. I just know now to really try not to make emotional statements, which is the main thing. It tends to happen to everybody at some point.
She thinks she had ghosts in her old house, consulted a medium
He was so right about a lot of shit. I was really freaked out, but I keep going over and over it in my head???it was dead family things he couldn?t have looked up. I think he?s got talent.
[From The Ringer via E! Online]
Mischa is living in an apartment in West Hollywood now, which the author calls “temporary” but will likely be more permanent because Mischa is redecorating the kitchen. She sounded both wistful of her past level of fame and grateful that it’s over, as if she was never quite comfortable in her own skin. She talked a little about the time she was hospitalized, which she previously blamed on medication for a wisdom tooth operation but now calls “necessary after so many disaster cases. You need to keep your head on straight. I needed that time for me.” She’s gone through a lot professionally and personally. In 2015 she sued her mom for stealing millions from her while managing her career, something the article didn’t mention, but that lawsuit was dismissed earlier this year.
As for Mischa’s thoughts on DWTS, it seems like she could have avoided a lot of that by just doing her homework first. She said they were trying to get her on the show for years. Did she even watch it in that time? It’s pretty obviously a show where you have to put the work in and learn how to dance, something she’s admitted was hard for her. How much “artistic input” did she think she was going to have when she had no prior knowledge of dancing and couldn’t do it?
Tomorrow night the most fun I've had in ages with @brianvickers @tpain @olivertrevena on @joyrideesq @esquirenetwork ??!!!!!!!!!!!!
A photo posted by Mischa Barton (@mischamazing) on Nov 14, 2016 at 5:34pm PST
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| | Michelle Williams on BFFs: 'the love of your life doesn't have to be a man' | | Added 8 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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Celebrity relationships are kind of a dime a dozen, aren’t they? Once you get used to these celebrity couples, they break up. Solid celebrity friendships, however, seemingly last a lifetime, as evidenced by Michelle Williams and her BFF, Busy Philipps. The two have been each others’ dates for loads of red carpet events, most recently at the screening of Michelle’s critically-acclaimed movie, Manchester by the Sea. Michelle told reporters at the Sunday screening at New York’s Crosby Street Hotel that. ?I?m here with my best friend. I?m so in love with her. She?s proof that the love of your life does not have to be a man! That?s the love of my life right there.?
Michelle, 36, and Busy, 37, have been friends since their days working together on Dawson’s Creek. As a testament of their long-standing friendship, Busy posted a side-by-side picture of the two of them from 2001 and today. She notes in the caption for the photo, “I love that we almost always stand on the same side of each other.” Helping you show off your best side is what friends are really for. Side note: they look amazing, but Busy’s throwback pic makes me miss Freaks and Geeks. Kim Kelly, 4-eva.
2001/2016 I love that we almost always stand on the same side of each other. Also, can I just say-we aren't at a costume party in 2001. That's legit how we were dressed for a regular night out. I guess I really was my character from Cougartown? And thank God my eyebrows grew back.
A photo posted by Busy Philipps (@busyphilipps) on Dec 19, 2016 at 6:58am PST
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| | Jennifer Lawrence 'feels a real need' to speak to her young fans about politics | | Added 8 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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There are a bunch of new Jennifer Lawrence stories and very few of them are actually interesting to me. The only one I really like is her Good Morning America interview this week, where she discussed why she felt the need to write that Vice essay immediately following the election. Jennifer?s essay wasn?t bad at all ? she was basically telling her fans ?don?t feel defeated, we still have work to do.? It wasn?t about seeking conciliation with an orange fascist or curling up and ignoring the world. Her argument was: we?re still fighting. Here?s the interview:
Jennifer told GMA:
?I didn?t mean to speak to only people who voted for Hillary, I meant to just speak to the divide ? for any presidential candidate, being very extreme is scary, left or right. For me, I was the star of the Hunger Games. So I had a lot of 12-year-olds and 11-year-olds and I know that they look up to me. I know that they?re listening to me and watching me. When the election happened, I couldn?t help but think of those girls who are 18. I completely understand when people say, ?Just shut up and act.? But for me there are times where I feel a real need to speak to those girls.?
While I have so many issues with J-Law these days, I?m totally fine with what she says here. Her thoughts were with her young fans, just as Hillary Clinton?s concession speech included a message to those girls and young women: you are valuable, you have worth, and your voice is vital, despite what you hear from President Deplorable.
As for the other Jennifer Lawrence stories? she appeared on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen on Monday night. J-Law is a huge fan of the Real Housewife franchises, and she gets very involved in all of the manufactured drama, etc. Here are some clips. I would love to know who ?The Lady? is, and who in the world is ?Pickle???
Photos courtesy of WENN.
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