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| Kristin Cavallari Has Still Got It | Added 5 years ago | Source: HollywoodTuna |
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I know that Kristin Cavallari career is over and many of you who come to the site probably have no clue who she is, but now she is an aging Instagram model with 3 million followers. That is a lot people, however if this was 2010, that number would probably be double. Anyway, shes done []
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| Iggy Azalea Is OK Sometimes | Added 5 years ago | Source: HollywoodTuna |
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I dont do that many posts on Iggy Azalea because personally, I dont like big fake-like butts and cellulite. However, she has a decent face and a career that probably could use a little help, so I figure Id give her the Tuna bump. Youre welcome!
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| Elsa Pataky: 'I?ll never live in LA again, I can't see myself living in a city again' | Added 5 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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I know that there are many people who will argue that Elsa Pataky is a big celebrity in Spain, and perhaps in Europe, but for years now, I?ve believed that Elsa basically only gets work because her husband pulls strings with his powerful and well-connected friends. Like, I?m sure Elsa gets *some* gigs on her own, but I absolutely believe that Chris Hemsworth has called up various studio executives and directors and suggested that they give Elsa a job.
Elsa and Chris currently live in Byron Bay, Australia, having moved there from LA a couple of years ago. The move was an effort, mainly on Chris?s part, to limit the exposure and overexposure of his family. I felt a bit bad for Elsa so far away from home, so far away from meetings in LA and Europe, isolated because she liked to pap stroll, basically. So, somehow, Elsa got a job on the Netflix show Tidelands, which shoots in Australia (not far from Elsa and Chris?s home). Elsa chatted with the Sunday Morning Herald about living in Australia, the new show, and how she won?t go back to LA:
Who she is in real life: In Tidelands, she is somewhat ethereal, and there is a beach but she is more of a murderous, evil, vengeance-seeking half-siren with very few angelic tendancies. The real Elsa, she says, is probably somewhere in between. Nobody knows how I really am. The first time they gave me a role in my life, it was a show in Spain, I dont know why but I was the evil character I was going out and people would look at me and hate me. When you play a role like that, you find a lot of your own things that [you didn?t know were there] and secrets inside you come out. I feel like I can probably have both sides angel and evil. If I can play a role like that I can probably be a bit evil.
Raising her kids in Byron Bay: It is my dream, I always wanted to be in a place like [Byron Bay]. Growing up I was very happy in nature, with animals, and I dreamed of living in a place where my kids can run around with no shoes on, surrounded by all kinds of animals dangerous and not dangerous.
She plans to stay in Australia: I?ll never live in LA again, she says with the voice of someone who has been through the kind of wringer only a city like Los Angeles can create. We will travel back there for work when we need to, but I cant see myself living in a city again.
Getting the gig on Tidelands: It was meant to be in a way. I havent been working for a while because I have been taking care of my family and really focused on that. I wanted to start working again but we travel around following Chris and his projects? I was just so sick of travelling. This project was just two hours from my house and I loved the role, I really liked the script and I really wanted to do it.
[From SMH]
Maybe I?m being unfair to Elsa and I?m not giving her enough agency as a woman maybe it?s as she says, and she was all for the move to Australia, and she was tired of LA and all of that. But as I?ve said before, a thirst like Elsa?s doesn?t get quenched overnight. And why should it? Elsa is a hustler. She did more to promote Chris?s films than he did. She used to have a million little side gigs and that made her happy. Maybe she?s changed. Or maybe she?s just doing all of this for her marriage.
Here?s the trailer for Tidelands. It just looks like a dumb soap opera with some vague sci-fi elements?
Photos courtesy of WENN.
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| The Queen 'sees Meghan as a very useful tool' for securing the future of the monarchy | Added 5 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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Before the smear campaign, before the Royal Sussex Tour, before all of it collided into shambles, I said that it was notable to see how quickly Meghan Markle was being folded into the royal family. Meghan and Prince Harry?s courtship was fast for royalty, and the Queen seemed especially keen to accept Meghan quickly, and to show her the ropes and do events with her. I said at the time that the Queen was making a point of accepting Meghan and being SEEN accepting Meghan. The Queen is crafty and smart she knows that there will be hell to pay long-term if the royal family wages a racist and hateful campaign against the first woman of color to marry a blood prince. The Queen also knows that it?s good for the monarchy, long-term, if the family actually starts to look like the racially diverse people who recognize the Queen as THEIR Queen. It sounds obvious. But ?royal experts? get paid to say this sh-t on camera.
The Queen sees Meghan Markle as a very useful tool for the monarchy, a royal expert has claimed. Her Maj is said to be very fond of the Duchess of Sussex despite reports of a seething rift between Meghan and sister-in-law Kate Middleton.
But a royal expert says that the Queen also views Meghan, 37, as a useful tool for modernising the royal family. And she claims in a new documentary that the former Hollywood actress who married Prince Harry in May may have helped secure the House of Windsor for decades.
Imogen Lloyd, Royal Contributor for US station ABC, appears in the new documentary Meghan?s New Life: The Real Princess Diaries. In the programme, Ms Lloyd says: The Queen is incredibly smart. The Queen sees Meghan as a very useful tool in securing and symbolising the future of the monarchy for decades to come.?
[From The Sun]
I think this is true and also? it?s going to be more difficult than the Queen initially thought. It seems like it?s going to be a more delicate balance than previously believed, with the racist press smearing Meghan at every turn, and Work-Shy Will throwing tantrums and the Keen Defenders wanting to classify Meghan and Harry as ?minor royals? now. Oh, well. The Queen did what she could.
Meanwhile, this clip has gone viral allegedly, William is giving Meghan the cold shoulder here. I don?t doubt that he?s given her the cold shoulder in general, but I don?t think that?s what?s happening in this video.
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| Angelina Jolie will executive-produce a BBC current affairs show for kids | Added 5 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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Do you think Angelina Jolie would ever run for political office? Ten years ago, five years ago, even two years ago, I would have said no way. I would have said that Angelina feels like she can do the most good by working the system from the outside. But in the first heat of Angelina and Brad Pitt?s divorce, there were claims that Brad was disconcerted by Angelina?s gradual move to politics, and that she seemed to be moving towards a political career? in the UK. I thought that was just part of his smear campaign, just an attempt to paint Angelina as a harpy who made him unhappy in every way. But considering that 2018 was the year where women stood up and said ?fk this, I?m running for office,? I?m starting to wonder if Angelina?s long-term plan is going to focused on UK politics. She?s building a real life for herself in the UK, and now this:
Angelina Jolie has joined an upcoming BBC current affairs show for children set to land in 2019. Our World, which Jolie will executive produce, will begin as a 10-episode weekly program aimed at promoting global media literacy among children aged 7-12. According to BBC-commissioned U.K. research, seven is the age that children become aware of the news and 12.6 is the average age a U.S. child signs up for a social media account, so the time between represents a window to instill in children the value of asking questions and a chance to develop critical thinking.
?There has never been a time when it was more important to introduce the next generation to objective, impartial news and factual explanation of the events and issues shaping our world, said Jolie. Children today are exposed to a lot of opinion, but not necessarily to information that is fact-based and reliable. Jolie added: As a mother, I am very pleased that the BBC World Service is taking this step. It is also important to me that the project is global, and will help young people in different countries to be connected to each other and to have greater awareness and understanding of the news on an international basis.
This project aims to be global in scope, engaging children from Argentina to Zimbabwe. It will kick off with an English version but the BBC will seek production partners to expand programming into multiple languages.
Our World will be a multimedia project with digital and broadcast elements, including a weekly half-hour TV show. The BBC will launch a 10-week trial of the project and is in talks with a number of international digital and broadcast media organizations interested in co-production and distribution. The pilot TV programs will be distributed via the World Service?s existing TV partnerships and via other suitable broadcasters internationally.
[From The Hollywood Reporter]
Maybe I?m dating myself, but I grew up with this kind of thing in my classroom Channel One was a fixture of my public school education from, like, grades 5 through 10? It was a news broadcast for kids and used as an educational supplement, and the news was pretty international, looking back on it. This sounds like a great project for Angelina, and for kids around the world. It?s true that kids understand a lot more than we think they do, and even if they?re not able to process every single thing that?s happening in the world, it?s good to expose them to specialized programming that doesn?t talk down to them. Will Angelina need to spend more time in the UK to executive produce this show?
Photos courtesy of Backgrid.
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| Charlize Theron on adopting: 'I think babies pick us as much as we pick them' | Added 5 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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Charlize Theron is the mother of two adopted children, Jackson and August, whom she identifies as her ?daughters? in interviews. Jackson and August are both African-American, and there?s always been some conversation about Charlize, a white woman from South African, adopting two black children on her own. In an interview with Sunday Life magazine (via the DM), Charlize talked (again) about being an adoptive mom and the misunderstandings about adoption.
On parenting: Ultimately, I know that Im a great mum when Im in a good place. But there is such a stigma around the idea of [asking for] help, or not being able to do it all yourself, or do it perfectly. We have to destigmatize it and say theres no shame in that game.
On adoption, Charlize feels, is still misunderstood. She bristles, for instance, at the notion of adopters being seen as doing something good, as saving children, and at the idea that not looking like your child is somehow problematic. I think babies pick us as much as we pick them, so the idea that those packages are going to look exactly like you is such a myth. I believe that. The children ultimately find you.
A story about taking Jackson to a grocery store. As a multiracial family, Charlize and her children come in for some, at times, uncomfortable attention. Someone was touching my kids hair in the supermarket. I mean, stop! You cant do that. How would you feel if I walked up to you and did that? People have good intentions, but they say the worst things. Its ignorance, a lack of knowledge. We have to start talking about it properly.
Staying fit, she says, is a pleasure. Ive never been a couch potato ? I love to do yoga for an hour and a half. Not moving is not good for my head. I dealt with depression for the whole shoot and afterwards, until my body kind of equalised itself.?
[From The Daily Mail]
?I think babies pick us as much as we pick them?? I?ve heard other adoptive mothers say similar things, but I don?t know how much I believe that. It goes to the debate of nature vs. nurture and fate and what is ?meant to be.? I don?t think babies are fated to be with a certain parent, just as I don?t believe babies are these clean slates whose personalities are entirely shaped by nurturing and environment. Its a combination of everything, but I completely understand how Charlize feels like her kids were meant to be with her. As for people coming up to touch her kids? hair? what is wrong with people? For the love of God.
Photos courtesy of WENN.
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