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11 Feb 2013
So you know Chris Brown is currently feuding with (among other people) our gay Frank Ocean. There was a "donnybrook" and some "whigs on the green" (yeah, I'm bringing these terms back, so what?) outside some club last week and Frank even contemplated pressing charges but didn't. Anyway, last night at the Grammys, Frank won an award, and as you can see from this screen grab, Chris decided to pointedly stay seated. But check out Adele throwing shade! Lol. That's our girl.
And I'm not at all sure, but is that possibly Robbie Williams behind her, beside Ed Sheeran, also checking out Brown's reaction? Looks a bit like him.
(pic via Reddit)
UPDATE: According to this report, and the picture below, Adele may actually have given Brown a piece of her mind for acting like a douche. Ha! If she did I will be upgrading Adele from fabulous to goddess.
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03 Oct 2012
So those two are getting on just great on the set of American Idol. There's a lot of inaudible shouting in the video but here's a sample transcript from the latter part of the clip for the betterment of your enjoyment:
Nicki: Get this s**t in self control. Get in control. Get in control.
Randy: Settle down, settle down.
Nicki: Don't lose your head. Don't lose your head (inaudible). Don't tell me I'm a gangster.
Nicki: (inaudible) every 5 minutes. So every time you patronize me, I'm-ma take it back, and if you've got a f**king problem, handle it.
Nicki: I told them I'm not f**kin' putting up with her f**king highness over there. Figure it the f**k out. Figure it out.
Mariah: Oh why, WHYYYY .do I have a three year old sitting around me?
Nicki: I'm not gonna sit here every f**king minute to have you come down and harass me every minute everyday.
Mariah: I can't see my kids, because you decided to act like a little crazy bitch and go all around the stage.
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24 Aug 2012
"I'd like to dedicate this next song to a Mr. Elton John. Yes, I know he's a big fan of it - and I know he's a big fan of mine. And you know what? I forgive him.
You gotta start somewhere." *grin*
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16 Feb 2012
Hell hath no fury like a manager scorned.
Billy Sammeth was the personal manager of both Joan Rivers and Cher (among others) before he was fired by both women. Cher fired him in 1999 just before she walked out to sing The Star Spangled Banner at the Superbowl, and Joan fired him in 2009 during the filming of the dicumentary Joan Rivers: A Piece Of Work. In fact he sued Joan for defamation claiming that in the documentary she made it look as if he were on drugs.
In fact Sammeth sued both women for money because he feels they both treated him badly in the end and owed him money. And now, he says he's going to write a tell-all book about his years with the two stars. And if the interview he gave to The Daily Beast is anything to go by, it's going to be juicy and no-holds-barred.
Take this exchange about Cher and her trans son Chaz for example:
What is your take on Chaz, Cher’s son? I think he’s a brave man.
BS: Oh, I’m gonna get in such trouble for this. Are you ready? I’m sure Cher is more upset that Chaz is fat. Knowing Cher and how she feels about thin people and fat people, I can tell you this: she has no time for fat people. None. So Chaz—whether when he was a lesbian as Chastity or a man as Chaz—is fat. That probably bothers her a lot more. Oh, doll face, this book is going to be sort of scary to write. But let me keep going. I’m all in now. You know how you can tell Cher is a great fucking actress and deserved the Academy Award? Because of her eulogy at Sonny’s funeral. This was someone she hated. Cher gave a brilliant performance when she delivered that eulogy because I knew how she really felt. I can tell you what I do think she cried so about. She cried that she never settled her differences with him, that they never had that resolution. That would be upsetting to her. But that he died? Please. She thought he was nothing but a used-car salesman.
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21 Jan 2012
Whatever your opinion of Madonna, or the song Masterpiece for which she won the Golden Globe (though I happen to like it) surely no one can see David Furnish's c*nty comments as anything other then childish and unnecessary. (Especially considering that Elton's song which lost out to Madonna's is absolute tripe! Elton has written some classic songs but it certainly ain't one of them).
But this exchange with William Orbit is absolutely gob-smacking. The relevant comments have been pulled from a longer, multi person exchange on Furnish's Facebook.
David Furnish has since made a half hearted apology for his original comments about Madonna.
(via the Madonna obsessed BoyCulture)
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22 Nov 2011
A really fun supercut of the big divas talking about each other. Mostly talking smack about each other! Claws in ladies.
(via Towleroad)
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22 Jul 2011
If you've been reading the comments under the GAZE post below and feeling uncomfortable because you know one of the people involved (or at least saw them in a pub once and decided you didn't like them), well here's a feud we can all enjoy - assuming none of you are best buddies with Michael MacIntyre, Sewart Lee, or Jan Moir.
MacIntyre is, of course, the biggest comedian around at the moment. He sells out stadiums the length and breath of Britain, is never off the telly these days - especially since he was anointed by Simon Cowell to take his judges spot on Britain's Got Talent - and is probably your Granny's favourite too. (And yes, I was surprised when I first found out he was straight too! He's one of those camp straight guys you occasionally come across).
Lee is, for all his posturing in this feud, a huge comedian too. He's regularly on the telly - though obviously, his brand of studied intellectual grumpiness with dark undertones is not as TV friendly as MacIntyres shtick - and is much respected on the comedy circuit where he does very well thank you very much.
And Jan Moir is the worst kind of Daily Mail columnist who is most famous for the gross stuff she wrote about the death of Stephen Gately.
Anyway, MacIntyre was on Desert Island Discs and was asked about the fact that other comedians don't like him. Or at least some other comedians don't like him apparently and they were mean to him at the Comedy Awards.
At which point Jan Moir gets involved and writes a column claiming that MacIntyre is "hated" by horrible "foul-mouthed left-wing" comics like Lee, who gang up on him and "vilify" him while they tell jokes about child rape.
As you can imagine, Stewart Lee is not happy about that and has written a lengthy reply. Despite his half-hearted protestations, it's clear that he does indeed hate MacIntyre (you can feel the distain) but once he gets past that part and starts to really stick it to Moir and the Daily Mail it's quite entertaining.
Feuds from a distance are fun!
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13 May 2011
If sneering at other people makes you feel better about yourself (and of course it does!) then this story is made for you because you can sneer at both sides in the feud. A "couple" (and I'm going to take a shot in the dark and say they might be a gay couple who've spent a lot of time in saunas) in a Texas neighbourhood put a replica of Michelangelo's David on their front lawn and the neighbours are none to pleased that David's bollix is on display.
Now normally I'd be slagging off the prudish neighbours, terrified to have to explain to their kids that people have genitals, but in this case I'm torn because the statue is beyond horrible. In fact, calling it a replica David is a downright lie. It's a feckin' lumpy monstrosity. And even if it were an exact replica... seriously, you're putting a replica David on your front lawn?
Though I'm nothing if not contrary, because if they filled their front lawn with hundreds of rotten statues I'd be all for it! I'd think it was charmingly nutty and fun and eccentric. So if in fact David is just the first of many many horrible statues, then I'm definitely plumping for the art lovers.
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06 Dec 2010
The Twink/Linda feud is the feud that just keeps giving, rather like the way Twink gave it to poor Linda behind her back! Of course you know how this should be settled.
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16 Sep 2010
Everybody please try and stay calm. Panicking is not going to help. But I think it's time we all accepted that the world as we knew it has changed forever. Forever!
The Herald reports:
FORMER Eurovision winner Linda Martin has confirmed to the Herald that her friendship with Twink is over forever.
In an interview today, Linda tells how she will never be able to forget or forgive being left distraught after overhearing Twink making hurtful remarks about her, imitating her northern accent and calling her "a word beginning with C" while the pair toured with Menopause: The Musical earlier this year.
Four months on from the spat, Linda insists: "I've truly nothing to hide. I'm over it. Of course I am. Certainly on a professional level I'm over it. I didn't get over it overnight and I don't think I'll be able to forget it because the hurt was tremendous.
"My opinion of her hasn't changed. The friendship is over".
Read the rest.
(thanks Ian)
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