The always-beautiful Camilla Belle was spotted wearing a light summer dress & sandals as she left Lemonade restaurant in Los Angeles yesterday afternoon after enjoying lunch with a friend.
The stylish 27-year-old has a number of projects, big & small, set for release this year, with the most interesting of the bunch titled ‘The American Side’. Along with Camilla, the film stars Greg Stuhr (also the writer), Janeane Garofalo, Matthew Broderick, among others. Here’s some plot action:
In 1943, inventor Nikola Tesla died penniless in the New Yorker Hotel. Within 24 hours the U.S. government seized everything in his room. But one design was missing. 70 years later in Buffalo, NY, a brilliant young engineer has found it. Source
Here’s an example of why pride can be just like carrying a 3-ton deadweight on your back 24/7. This dude presumably has a lifestyle that any dude out there would kill for, but Rob Kardashian went from looking like your average chubby dude to a complete fatass, all because he couldn’t except the lottery-winning reality of his situation.
He was put into this world to enjoy the fruits of his family’s labor, but he insists on forcing his hand by taking up odd gigs like starting a high-end sock collection (WTF?!). He could’ve used that start-up money to buy shares of Facebook, Apple or Google, but he started a sock company. Really? Come on, Rob! You should be setting up shop the Maldives surrounded by hot models, not sitting inside your room pounding burgers!
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Sticking to our Kardashian-family rule of only allotting 15 seconds to all Kardashian-family-related posts, we’re going to apply that rule here. Kim was spotted working her big ‘ol booty while out & about in NYC earlier this morning. She looks photo shoot ready, but for all we know, she could just be making a pointless run to her hired limo so that the papz can photograph her.
The next Hunger Games is officially on its way! Check out the first teaser trailer which shows President Show (Donald Sutherland) addressing his district residents, warning them to fall into line.
“Lovato will continue to embrace that vanguard “spirit” and honor her grandfather’s memory through the weekend.”[ABC News]
Singer Demi Lovato revealed to the world last week that her grandfather was gay rights pioneer, laying the foundation for her modern day support of gay rights. She said at a recent Logo TV Trailblazers event:
“I’ve never spoken about this before, but my grandfather himself was a trailblazer. He was brave enough to come out in the 1960s, and I feel a lot of my spirit has come from him. He passed away a few years later and I only wish he could have been able to see all the progress that has been made.”
Expect to see her on an episode of Orange Is the New Black at some point in the future.
“We all hide and try to be so politically correct. That’s what gets me. It’s just the sheer hypocrisy of everyone, that we all stand on this thing going, ‘Isn’t that shocking?’”[Rolling Stone]
Like you didn’t know this was coming: actor Gary Oldman, who went on a tear yesterday while lambasting liberal Hollywood for being too politically correct is now proffering an apology in precisely the manner he went off about yesterday:
“I am deeply remorseful that comments I recently made in the Playboy interview were offensive to many Jewish people. Upon reading my comments in print — I see how insensitive they may be, and how they may indeed contribute to the furtherance of a false stereotype. Anything that contributes to this stereotype is unacceptable, including my own words on the matter. If, during the interview, I had been asked to elaborate on this point, I would have pointed out that I had just finished reading Neal Gabler’s superb book about the Jews and Hollywood, An Empire of Their Own: How the Jews Invented Hollywood. The fact is that our business, and my own career specifically, owes an enormous debt to that contribution.”
So basically he’s sorry everyone understood precisely what he said and called him out on it. Uh huh.
And the award for most blatant attempt to capitalize on the Chinese middle class’s affinity for all things big, Western, and blow-uppy goes to . . . Michael Bay.
If ever there was any doubt that most big-budget movies these days are made primarily for the international audience (and in particular, the Chinese audience of literally billions of moviegoers), Michael Bay is here to erase that doubt. This film panders with such unapologetic and shameless sycophancy to everything Chinese that you half expect to get a fortune cookie at the end of the nearly three hour ordeal.
Quality-wise, it’s bad. Even for a Michael Bay movie. Even for a Michael Bay Transformers movie. And that’s saying something. The backstory involves Mark Wahlberg as a down on his luck Texan scientist (or lab dude) whose 17-year-old daughter is interesting because she isn’t Megan Fox. An evil human corporate honcho (played by Stanley Tucci) wants to harness all the power of the Transformers because . . . well, he’s evil and that’s what evil dudes do. Kelsey Grammer appears inexplicably as Frasier Crane 3.0.
To call this 3-hour series of explosions a “movie” would be willful misleading on my part, so let’s just call it what it is: the first in a line of desperately bad attempts by Hollywood cash in on the burgeoning Chinese market of moviegoers and movie financiers. It’s so egregious, it’s embarrassing.
And, sadly, Michael Bay is poised to cash in and make yet another brain-drain of a trilogy. Proceed at your own risk.
