Have you seen Ryan Gosling in The United States Of Leland? It was years ago. His character had dark hair. He was adorable. Ryan Gosling is currently working on The Big Short. His character has dark hair. He is not adorable. Maybe it’s age.

OMG, in this case, a rare case, is age actually gende…      

Have you seen Ryan Gosling in The United States Of Leland? It was years ago. His character had dark hair. He was adorable. Ryan Gosling is currently working on The Big Short. His character has dark hair. He is not adorable. Maybe it’s age.

OMG, in this case, a rare case, is age actually gende…      

I have no memory of this, but apparently in 2010, Louis CK got drunk on a plane and tweeted a bunch of obscene insults at and about Sarah Palin. The insults were so bad that Louis had to drop out of hosting the White House Correspondents’ Dinner that year because all of the conservative media personalities were going to boycott the dinner if he stayed on as host. Well, Louis appeared on Howard Stern’s show yesterday, and he talked about running into Palin at the Saturday Night Live event a few months ago.

Louis CK’s side of the story was that Palin approached him but that she really didn’t know who he was. When he explained that he had once tweeted a lot of terrible things about her, he ended up apologizing, telling her: “I owe you an apology.” Louis told Stern that he never apologizes to anyone because “f–k anybody else who’s offended.” When Louis explained who he was to Palin, she told him, “Well, you’re a vile person.” But she apparently accepted his apology and invited him to go fishing with her in Alaska. Now here’s Palin’s version of how this happened:

Proving it’s never too late to say, “I’m sorry,” comedian Louis C.K. earned a warm response from former vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin after apologizing to her for the vile things he Tweeted about her – almost five years ago.

“Maybe it surprises people, but I was sincerely humbled and appreciative,” Palin tells PEOPLE of her encounter with the comedian at the Saturday Night Live 40th anniversary special’s after-party in February. As Louis C.K. told the story to Howard Stern on Wednesday, Palin was with her nephew, Payton McCann, a young stand-up comic waiting tables by day, when she told the professional comedian, “My nephew told me I have to say hi to you and you’re the one guy I have to meet.”

Louis C.K. told Stern that he’s “never in a million years” apologized for any of his jokes before, but added that that night, “something came over me emotionally and I said, ‘Well, I owe you an apology.’ ”

That’s where Palin picks up the story: “I had to ask C.K. what it was he was apologizing for. …C.K. explained he’d said some things about me and was sorry, and went on with such a nice, humble apology. I laughed and said he didn’t need to apologize, for I hadn’t even heard it. Then I teased him that, ‘If you really did say nasty things about me, well, then you’re the only person to have ever said mean things about me, so for shame!’ ”

Palin says McCann, a “huge fan” of Louis C.K., subsequently sent her some of his material – “though Payton may have censored it before forwarding the bits” – and she found the Louie star to be a “very funny talent.” The conservative firebrand, who doesn’t often find anything redeeming about Hollywood, is now a fan – of more than Louis C.K.’s stand-up.

“I wish I could have spoken with him long. And again, I sincerely appreciated his unexpected and character-revealing apology,” she says. “I think he’s the only one in Hollywood who’s ever done that.”

And, the offer she made him at the party still stands: “Come fishing with me next time you’re in Alaska!” Maybe it’s a mutual affection. Louis C.K. says he’d do it “in a heartbeat.”

[From People]

Do you think she genuinely didn’t have any idea who Louis CK is? I mean, it’s not like he’s some esoteric, barely known comedian. Most people consider him to be one of the funniest people in the world right now. But sure, I’ll buy that Palin didn’t really have a clue and that he really did apologize to her and she accepted it with grace.

Incidentally, after Louis told Stern that story, the two of them talked about how much fun it would be to go to bed with some of the conservative women they hate, like Palin and some of the Fox News ladies. Sounds like another round of apologies is in order.

Photos courtesy of WENN.

Joshua Jackson picked up Diane Kruger from the airport yesterday in LA. And he was waiting for her with flowers. They’ve been together almost 10 years. Holy sh-t they’ve been together almost 10 years. And the welcome home flowers are still happening.

Well, that’s definitely not where I live.
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Joshua Jackson picked up Diane Kruger from the airport yesterday in LA. And he was waiting for her with flowers. They’ve been together almost 10 years. Holy sh-t they’ve been together almost 10 years. And the welcome home flowers are still happening.

Well, that’s definitely not where I live.
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Kendall Jenner covers the May issue of GQ. Add this to the growing pile of magazine covers. So far this month, Kendall’s covered Bazaar’s subscriber issue and starred in Vogue’s new Brat Pack feature. She’s the new It girl, like it or not. This GQ shoot is typically cheesecake, and you can see the whole thing here. Lots of underboob and nips. The interview is titled, “Keezus,” and the journo (Zach Baron) describes Kendall as the Kardashian’s “most refined product yet.” Which is very sly. GQ is saying Kendall isn’t all natural (she’s probably had a subtle nose job), yet she doesn’t get carried away like her sisters.

This interview is interesting, mostly because Kendall talks about how she never chose this life. But she’s no longer opposed to the khaos. She also insists that producers don’t shape the family reality shows, and everything you see is real:

Her unusual/normal life: “My life was always different growing up. I mean, even before the show, my dad was who he is. He’s an Olympic athlete. And we were going to premieres, like Finding Nemo premieres, and we would be little kids, like, before the show, walking down the red carpet. It’s really weird. I understand that it’s not normal. But it is normal.”

On the ending of KUWTK: “It’s actually really hard for me to think of. But that day will come, and it’ll be fine. Everything that happens is still going to happen, just minus the cameras.”

She and Kylie are different: Her mother and sisters chose this life. But “me and my little sister were placed in. We didn’t have a say. It was in our home. There was no way we couldn’t be on it. I was 10 years old when the TV show started. I don’t remember what it was like before.”

The show isn’t scripted: “It’s completely me. It’s all real, so when there’s a story line, it’s all done after the fact that we’ve filmed, because that’s obviously how it makes sense, because that’s just how it actually happened.”

Why she became a model: “I didn’t do it because I felt like I had to prove something. This is a career that I’ve always wanted. And I mean, what else would I be doing? I probably would have gone to school to get the degree to go to work, when work was already there.”

[From GQ]

Maybe Kendall’s storyline is completely authentic, and that’s what she’s getting at. The show IS shaped, characters are written, and yeah, there’s some obvious scripting. The Kardashian’s aren’t actors, and it shows. But they’re fascinating to the public. There’s no denying that fact.

There are a couple of weird stories about Kendall at Coachella last weekend. Both tales involve Justin Bieber, who got kicked out on Sunday night. E! says that a pre-chokehold Bieber threw an enormous fit because staff wouldn’t let Kendall (19) into a 21+ party. They found the Nylon party instead, and Justin started “grinding” on model Josie Conseco. Bieber treated Kendall “like a hanger-on,” and “she left crying, saying, ‘Justin’s a d-bag.’” Ha.

Photos courtesy of Steven Klein/GQ, Fame/Flynet & WENN

Freida Pinto covers the latest issue of The Edit, net-a-porter’s online, in-house magazine. The style of the shoot is “warrior” I think, and it’s okay. Freida tends to agree to some weird editorial concepts, almost like magazines are trying to figure out what kind of crazy stuff they can do to her to make her less beautiful. You can see the full Edit piece here. Some highlights:

Meeting Meryl Streep: “I wanted to tell Meryl how inspired I was by her, but the words weren’t coming out properly. Then she turned and said, ‘Oh, Freida!’ I couldn’t believe she knew who I was. She has this larger-than-life persona, but when you’re talking to her, it’s woman to woman. She’s a grand actress and a grand human being, but in every other sense she’s not grand at all.”

Being unfulfilled: “Even though I was happy that the projects kept coming and getting better, there was a part of me that was not feeling fulfilled.”

Becoming an ambassador for the Because I am a Girl campaign: “You hear that phrase so much. ‘I got raped… because I’m a girl’, ‘I can’t go out at night…because I’m a girl’, when really it should be, ‘Because I’m a girl, I can give birth to the next generation of enlightened males.’”

Chasing the ‘white girl’ roles: “It’s hard because the first thing people see when I go into an audition is that I am 100% Indian, but I don’t remember a time in my life when I did not see myself as a world citizen. When I watch films, I can always imagine myself as the female lead – even if it’s Minnie Mouse.”

Being called “beautiful”: “It’s not necessarily the way I see myself. In fact, I don’t even like to look at myself in the mirror. But I’m aware of the perception and I always say that if it’s because of that one line in Slumdog where Latika is described as “the most beautiful girl in the world”, then I have to do everything that I can to change that perception.”

Aging in the industry: “I’m excited about the kind of roles I might get in my thirties; I’m hoping they’re going to be very different. I’m lucky that I haven’t been overexposed. There were a lot of films I said no to, because I wanted to concentrate on longevity.”

[From The Edit]

The “chasing white girl roles” is apparently a joke she has with her agent about what auditions she goes out for and what meetings she takes. I believe that they’re saying that, as with much of Hollywood, almost every script is written for the female characters to be white, and Freida auditions anyway and sometimes she gets the roles.

Meanwhile, remember that story Dev Patel told about Mario Testino telling him he shouldn’t be with Freida because he’s a goofy-looking guy and Freida is beautiful? Well, Pop Sugar asked Freida about it and this is what she said:

“It is a crazy story. I wasn’t actually there, at that show, but [Patel] did come home and tell me about it. And I go, ‘Did you misunderstand what [Mario] was saying, or did he really [say that]?’ And [Patel’s] like, ‘No, that’s what he said.’ [Mario] probably didn’t even mean it that way. I don’t know. I wasn’t there to witness it, but if that’s how someone felt, if they wanted to air it, then they should be allowed to.”

[From PopSugar]

Um… that’s sort of rude? Of course Testino had the “right” to say whatever insulting thing he wanted to say. But why not just say “wow, Testino was rude to my boyfriend at the time.”

Photos courtesy of Chad Pitman/The Edit.

Sarah told me about this last night just before I fell asleep and I’ve read 3 articles about it this morning and I still don’t really understand what’s happening or why.

Here’s what I think I know:

Zack Snyder directed Batman vs Superman: Dawn Of Justice. Everybody’s been waiting for the …      

Here are some photos of Gisele Bundchen walking her – gasp! – last runway show EVER. Gisele was in Brazil for Sao Paula Fashion Week and yesterday, she walked the runway for Colcci. Gisele announced over the weekend that this would be her last catwalk ever, of her entire modeling career. She’s not retiring in total – she’s still the face of many beauty/fashion/whatever contracts, and she’s still going to model for magazine editorials. She’s just done with the runway.

Her reason for retiring from the runway? She told a Brazilian paper: “Automatically my body tells me if what I do is worth it, and it asked to stop. I respect my body, it’s a privilege to be able to stop. Stopping will leave room for other projects I have for myself.” She also posted this message on Instagram: “I am grateful that at 14, I was given the opportunity to start this journey. Today after 20 years in the industry, it is a privilege to be doing my last fashion show by choice and yet still be working in other facets of the business.”

So what does Tom Brady think of his wife’s decision? He posted this on Facebook:

“Congratulations Love of my Life. You inspire me every day to be a better person. I am so proud of you and everything you have accomplished on the runway. I have never met someone with more of a will to succeed and determination to overcome any obstacle in the way. You never cease to amaze me. Nobody loves life more then you and your beauty runs much deeper then what the eye can see. I can’t wait to see what’s next. I love you. #?GOAT #?thebestisyettocome.”

[From Facebook]

#GOAT meaning “greatest of all time” I’m assuming. A nice compliment from a husband to a wife, but I do wonder if we will regard Gisele as the greatest model of all time. She’s a great model, for sure. She’s one of the biggest and richest models of all time, definitely. Personally though, I don’t think Gisele’s retirement from the runway is such a huge deal because for years now, she’s basically only walked in Brazil. She retired from Victoria’s Secret years ago and I can’t remember the last time she walked a runway in Paris or London or New York. It was probably just before or just after she got pregnant with Ben? It’s been years.

Anyway, so long Gisele. We’ll see you on about a million magazine covers this year, I’m sure.

Photos courtesy of WENN.

Dawson’s Creek alum Katie Holmes and her daughter Suri, who turns 9 on Saturday, are quite the cute pair.

The proud mom, 36, and her sweet girl are seen playing dress-up in a couple of Instagram pics posted Wednesday.

While making funny faces at each other, the mother-daughter duo are pictured wearing giant orange glasses and bright-pink feather boas. In the other shot, the duo show off “some serious bling.”

The pretty pair recently attended the Kids’ Choice Awards together, where they were photographed at the show having a blast together.

Decked out in a denim vest and multicolored dress, Suri looked so excited as she threw confetti into the air and down onto the audience. Check out the fun photos in our gallery!

Happy Birthday to Suri on Saturday!

#humpDAAAY!!!!!

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