Showing posts with label Phil Collins. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Phil Collins. Show all posts
Saturday, April 23, 2022
Saturday, October 17, 2020
I Ain't One To Gossip But ...
Saturday, April 15, 2017
It's Snarkurday: Breakups and Makeups
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It's true, sadly; Mimi and her ‘Casper Smart,’ if you will, are over; and even that tender, totally spontaneous hot tub moment from Mariah’s craptastic reality show, Mariah’s World, couldn’t save them.
But, my friends, is it a shock? I mean, she went from being engaged to a billionaire who gave her a $10 million engagement ring, to a dancer who eats Ramen five nights a week, and we all know Mimi’s about the coins, not the Cup’o’Noodles.
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Breakup ... Janet Jackson and her billionaire husband Wissam Al Mana.
After five ALLEGED years of marriage, and I say ‘ALLEGED’ because Janet never revealed when they wed, it's come to an end ALLEGEDLY because the marriage became too tough for Controlling Jackson.
Al Mana, a Muslim, ALLEGEDLY laid down the law to Miss Jackson and told her to tone down her costumes, and not show so much skin, when she toured in 2014; it was also suggested that he forbid any bumping, grinding, hip thrusts, or crotch grabs in her videos.
But apparently the end came when Al Mana was less than sympathetic to Janet’s mother, Katherine, and her claims of elder abuse against her nephew Trent.
You diss mama, and Janet moves out ... apparently. And she moves out with what is ALLEGED to be a prenup settlement of somewhere between $200 and $00 million dollars.
For five years of marriage? Where do I sign up?
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Makeup ... Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson and Vin Diesel.
There was a lot of talk about diva behavior and catfights on the set of The Fate Of The Furious last summer after Johnson Instagrammed about “someone” being Public Asshole #1 on the set, and it was clear he was talking pint-sized, balding diva Vin.
Diesel then shot back by promising to spill the tea on Dwayne, but apparently he just meant that one time he actually spilled iced tea on Johnson ... or something.
But now the Big Man and Little Boy, with the movie opening, are playing nice with one another ... just in case there’s a Fate of the Furious Two.
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Breakup ... Gwyneth Paltrow and Reality.
It seems Paltrow, after declaring herself a lifestyle expert and pissing off Martha, is now coming for Not-A-Real-Doctor Phil.
Yup, Goop is now lecturing depressed people on how to deal with their illness and her solution is something she calls “earthing.”
It involves walking around on earth with your shoes off.
Like I said, Goop and Reality broke up and Reality got custody of the brain.
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Breakup ... Makeup ... Breakup ... Phil Collins’ third ex-wife, and current girlfriend, Orianne Collins.
Last week Orianne finally settled her bitter divorce with businessman Charles Fouad Mejjati. She had claimed that Mejjati made her sign papers giving him their multimillion-dollar Miami home and primary custody of their son while she was under the influence of painkillers from a surgical procedure, but now all that’s been settled amicably ... with a large check to Orianne.
Don’t think that’s shade ... Orianne got some $50 million from Collins when she divorced him and now that she’s back with him again, she still gets to keep those coins.
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Breakup ... Orlando Bloom and The Truth.
It was just eight months ago, when photographers captured Bloom paddleboarding with his then-girlfriend Katy Perry while he was buck nekkid and now he’s trying to tell us that he had no idea people would be interested in his penis.
Bloom says he has a certain “radar” about paparazzi being nearby but when he was nude paddleboarding for some reason his radar was on the fritz and he had no idea anyone was taking dick shots of him.
Yup, a movie star dating a pop star goes to a public beach—I almost wrote “pubic” beach—and drops trou to short the world his Little Bloom and doesn’t think anyone, anyone, will snap a photo or two.
Sit down, Orlando, and put your pants on.
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Makeup ... Caitlyn Jenner and her Olympic-sized Ego.
Jenner has a new memoir, The Secrets Of My Life, and talks about having gender reassignment surgery, but she knew she’d need something far juicier to sell some copies and what’s juicier: OJ Simpson.
Since the OJ trial got a lot of attention last year—American Crime Story and O.J.: Made In America—Caitlyn brings it up in her book and pulls out some new details about Robert Kardashian, the ex-husband of Bruce Jenner’s former wife, That Woman.
Caitlyn is now claiming that Kardashian—who has since passed away and cannot call her a lair—told her that he thought OJ was guilty; okay, not so juicy.
Caitlyn then says that she knows that Kardashian only took the case—becoming part of Simpson’s ‘Dream Team’—because That Woman hated OJ and he wanted to get back at her for leaving him and marrying an Olympic Gold medalist.
Wow, only Caitlyn Jenner could insert herself into the OJ case twenty-five years later.
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Saturday, October 22, 2016
It's Snarkurday!
Thursday, April 15, 2010
I Didn't Say It
Seeing as how tomorrow is the National Day Of Silence, a movement aimed at preventing anti-LGBT name-calling, bullying and harassment in schools, I will go silent. And I would urge my other LGBT bloggers, and supporters, to do the same.
And since I'll be quiet tomorrow--and you don't know how thrilled Carlos is to hear this--I will present I Didn't Say it a day early.
Let's rip:
Dorothy Hamill, on what it means to be born a woman:
"If I hadn't been born a woman I would have certainly been gay, because I love sparkles and ruffles and color."
Um, Dottie? We know you're a friend to the LGBT community, but this little statement really stereotypes gay men; we don't all like fluffy, ruffly, colorful things any more than lesbians like plaid, Doc Martens and powertools....
They do?
Never mind.
Now, let me go back to washing my sparkly undies.
I kid. A little.
Lady GaGa, on living the celibate life:
"I can't believe I'm saying this — don't have sex. I'm single right now and I've chosen to be single because I don't have the time to get to know anybody. So it's OK not to have sex, it's OK to get to know people. I'm celibate, celibacy's fine.
It's OK to be whomever it is that you want to be. You don't have to have sex to feel good about yourself, and if you're not ready, don't do it. And if you are ready, there are free condoms given away at my concerts when you're leaving! … I remember the cool girls when I was growing up. Everyone started to have sex. But it's not really cool anymore to have sex all the time. It's cooler to be strong and independent."
Methinks GaGa will do more for abstinence than poster child, and baby mama, Bristol Palin.
Afghanistan veteran R.D. on DADT [courtesy of Joe.My.God.]:
"I had a very bad session with my workout partner tonight. He is the person I am closest to in Afghanistan yet even he knows very little about my life. He asked if I was married and I lied, telling him I was divorced. Damn. I hate lying; I can count on one hand how often I have told a lie in the past 20 years. Yet if I told him I was a never-married, 42-year-old male it would have been too risky. If I told the truth I could be fired and go home to face unemployment. Why in the world would any soldier be fired for being honest? Because I am a gay soldier and it is illegal to say so. It is illegal for me to tell not just anyone in the military but anyone in the world – my parents, my siblings – even my best friend."
Barney Frank, on Obama's lack of support on DADT:
“I’m frustrated. I’m disappointed with the administration, in part. There have been some good things. Admiral Mullen saying what he said was spectacular. And enforcing it the way it was originally supposed to--even though I didn’t like it--discharges can be cut by over 90 percent.
But there will be a vote in the House. Rep. Patrick Murphy is going to offer his amendment. I think we’ll pass it in the House and then in the Senate--I’m told by some of the Senate leadership that they don’t think they have the votes to repeal it.....[Obama's] not being for it will give people an excuse to not vote for it. Thing is--we’ve done hate crimes. We do ENDA. It’s a big agenda all at once. At this point--the President’s refusal to call for repeal this year is a problem.”
Shia LaBeouf , on drinking:
"I've been in a lot of trouble. I've been arrested a bunch of times. I fucked around for a while, so now I don't drink any more. Right now. But that's just today. Drinking is shitty for me, I don't know how to compose myself. I don't know how to drink like a gentleman. When I drink, I get crazy. I have never had a beer because I like the taste of beer. I always had a beer to get fucked up."
Hey Shia, you're getting to be a hot piece of LaBeouf, so maybe take down the boozing a notch. it might be fun, at first, but in the end, it gets ugly.
Need proof? Two words: Mel.Gibson.
Constance McMillan, posting on Facebook:
"OK whoever is targeting my classmates really need to stop. It's cruel and actually there are a lot of people including my girlfriend that have been receiving messages and having hateful things said about them just because they live in Itawamba county. There are alot of supporters that are getting harassed it shames me and actually it is just making me sad. One of my really good friends just showed up to my house crying because something was said about her. She has been supporting me through this and it is not right what yall are doing is not supporting me let ppl talk their shit about me. I dont care but this is more disgusting than what they are doing to me. I have always said to be respectful of people otherwise you dont get your message across. So yall please please if yall support me please stop doing this. Its not helping anything and it is hurting alot of innocent people."
Phil Collins, on album of Motown covers, and why he won't bring anything new to them:
"It shouldn't really be a surprise to anyone that I've finally made an album of my favourite Motown songs. These songs, along with a couple of Dusty Springfield tracks, a Phil Spector/Ronettes tune, and one by the Impressions, make up the tapestry, the backdrop, of my teenage years. I remember it as if it was yesterday, going to the Marquee Club in London's Soho and watching The Who, The Action, and many others, playing these songs. In turn I'd go out the next day to buy the original versions. My idea, though, was not to bring anything new to these already great records, but to try to recreate the sounds and feelings that I had when I first heard them. There was one moment when they were tracking (Martha Reeves & The Vandellas hit) Heat Wave that I experienced a wave of happiness and wonder that this was actually happening to me."
Hey Phil, just a thought: if I wanna hear Martha Reeves & The Vandellas Heat Wave, I'll probably listen to them, if you're not bringing anything new to it.
Just sayin'.
Elizabeth Gilbert, author of Eat Pray Love, on marriage equality:
"Instead of trying to 'save' the institution of marriage by excluding gay couples from matrimony, maybe it's smarter to rescue marriage by letting same-sex couples move in and gentrify the place. It's a cute argument, but it has a strong historic resonance --- every few generations, marriage opens its doors a little wider and lets in a new population who had previously been excluded, and that breathes new life into the whole institution."
Sound argument, Liz. The Gays do know how to make things pretty.
And since I'll be quiet tomorrow--and you don't know how thrilled Carlos is to hear this--I will present I Didn't Say it a day early.
Let's rip:
Dorothy Hamill, on what it means to be born a woman:

Um, Dottie? We know you're a friend to the LGBT community, but this little statement really stereotypes gay men; we don't all like fluffy, ruffly, colorful things any more than lesbians like plaid, Doc Martens and powertools....
They do?
Never mind.
Now, let me go back to washing my sparkly undies.
I kid. A little.
Lady GaGa, on living the celibate life:

It's OK to be whomever it is that you want to be. You don't have to have sex to feel good about yourself, and if you're not ready, don't do it. And if you are ready, there are free condoms given away at my concerts when you're leaving! … I remember the cool girls when I was growing up. Everyone started to have sex. But it's not really cool anymore to have sex all the time. It's cooler to be strong and independent."
Methinks GaGa will do more for abstinence than poster child, and baby mama, Bristol Palin.
Afghanistan veteran R.D. on DADT [courtesy of Joe.My.God.]:

Barney Frank, on Obama's lack of support on DADT:

But there will be a vote in the House. Rep. Patrick Murphy is going to offer his amendment. I think we’ll pass it in the House and then in the Senate--I’m told by some of the Senate leadership that they don’t think they have the votes to repeal it.....[Obama's] not being for it will give people an excuse to not vote for it. Thing is--we’ve done hate crimes. We do ENDA. It’s a big agenda all at once. At this point--the President’s refusal to call for repeal this year is a problem.”
Shia LaBeouf , on drinking:

Hey Shia, you're getting to be a hot piece of LaBeouf, so maybe take down the boozing a notch. it might be fun, at first, but in the end, it gets ugly.
Need proof? Two words: Mel.Gibson.
Constance McMillan, posting on Facebook:

Phil Collins, on album of Motown covers, and why he won't bring anything new to them:

Hey Phil, just a thought: if I wanna hear Martha Reeves & The Vandellas Heat Wave, I'll probably listen to them, if you're not bringing anything new to it.
Just sayin'.
Elizabeth Gilbert, author of Eat Pray Love, on marriage equality:

Sound argument, Liz. The Gays do know how to make things pretty.
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