Just a reminder about the Golden Globes on Sunday – Duana, Kathleen, and I will all be tweeting during the show (@duanaelise, @KathleenNB, @laineygossip) and we’re pulling an all-nighter for coverage starting at around 1am ET and posting through until morning. We would love for you to join us. Yell …
Just a reminder about the Golden Globes on Sunday – Duana, Kathleen, and I will all be tweeting during the show (@duanaelise, @KathleenNB, @laineygossip) and we’re pulling an all-nighter for coverage starting at around 1am ET and posting through until morning. We would love for you to join us. Yell …
Adam Levine and Behati Prinsloo bought Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner’s house (technically it’s 3 houses on 3.1 acres). I wonder how they will redecorate Ben’s guest cottage. Will they have a smudging ceremony?
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Adam Levine and Behati Prinsloo bought Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner’s house (technically it’s 3 houses on 3.1 acres). I wonder how they will redecorate Ben’s guest cottage. Will they have a smudging ceremony?
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Mimi is on a streak. Caution is one of the best-reviewed albums of her career. And just a couple of days ago, “All I Want For Christmas Is You” went to #3 on the Billboard Hot 100, the “first holiday song to break the top 5 in 60 years”. Also for New Year’s Eve she performed at Nikki Beach in St Bar…
Duana and I talk about this every year when we recap the Oscars: what goes into a winner’s outfit. When you’re a frontrunner, when you’ve won everything leading up to the Oscars, like the Globes, and the Critics’ Choice, and the SAGs, the Oscar outfit itself is rarely a risk. Emma Stone has given us…
Duana and I will be recording the new episode of Show Your Work on Monday, after we wrap coverage of the Golden Globes. By that point, we won’t have slept for… well… a long time. We’ll be fried – so, yeah, should be a good show. One of the stories I’m pitching hard is “Emily Blunt and John Krasinski…
Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib told a crowd that “we will impeach the motherf–ker” and what’s great is that she’s not backing down!! [Towleroad]
Will Smith & Jada Pinkett Smith say they don’t celebrate their anniversary. FFS, just get divorced, enough already. [Dlisted]
Rami Malek’s Oscar campaign is so good, people. [LaineyGossip]
Yara Shahidi in Thom Browne… eh, she’s young enough to pull it off. [Tom & Lorenzo]
Pope Francis twirled a ball. [GoFugYourself]
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is going to sit through so many of these dumb interviews, answering questions from patronizing dudes. [Jezebel]
Here are the videos of Ellen DeGeneres’ interview with Kevin Hart. [Seriously OMG]
Jennifer Hudson’s dress is so bad!! [Red Carpet Fashion Awards]
Teresa Giudice looks like she’s had some work done. [Reality Tea]
Rep. Rashida Tlaib profanely promised to impeach Trump.
She’s not sorry. https://t.co/w9OYPxqNBv
— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) January 4, 2019
It’s Bradley Cooper’s birthday weekend. His birthday is tomorrow. The Golden Globes are on Sunday. Will the Hollywood Foreign Press Association give him a birthday present? Several birthday presents?
His first birthday present, an early one, came from the Palm Springs International Film Festival…
I love Bill Hader’s work. I’d probably adore him as a person too, I just don’t know enough about him to say that definitively. I also adore Henry Winkler, both professionally and personally (in case you didn’t get my blatant bragging there, I’ve met him – neener neener) However, I don’t watch their award-winning show Barry. I tried it but quit it after the first episode – should I give it a second chance? I want to like it, especially because it is so critically acclaimed. Unfortunately, that praise won’t make up for the personal toll the show has taken on Hader. In his interview with Variety, Hader broke down while admitting that he spent so much time working, he only got to see his three daughters, aged nine, six and four, a total of five days last summer.
Hader and filmmaker Maggie Carey have three children. The couple divorced last year. Their relationship, he says, remains positive: “I’m friends with my ex-wife.”
As his career has leveled up, his schedule has again become demanding. Last year, Hader finished the first season of “Barry,” then shot a role in the feature “It: Chapter Two,” then went into the writers’ room on “Barry,” Season 2. He felt the strain at home.
“I think I saw my kids a total of five days all summer,” he says. “It was terrible. So I’m going, ‘Next summer I’m taking off. And I’m going to spend every day with them.’ It’s this weird thing where when you’re in this industry, you don’t have time to be with them, and it’s really, really difficult. I’m getting emotional right now talking about it.” Later in the conversation, he laughs. “Congrats, it’s the first interview I’ve ever cried in.”
He’s serious about time off. After Season 2 wraps, Hader plans to spend the summer writing a screenplay for a film that he would direct. Writing will keep him home and with his kids. “They can see me all day if they want,” he says. “They can really get sick of me.”
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[From Variety]
Hader filed for divorce in December of 2017. Married friends I know in the film business say they see their kids every night, but I’ve witnessed it, it is literally “seeing” them as they walk in from work and the kids are going to bed. I think once your children don’t live with you, the amount you don’t see them becomes truly apparent. I’m glad Hader took that to heart and realized it wasn’t going to get better on its own. However, I can also say from personal experience that writing a screenplay at home does not equate to quality time with the kids. Being physically there and available while there are worlds apart. I’m not trying to bag on Hader, he seems aware of how much his kids’ childhood is slipping away and sounds committed to changing that – good for him.
Hader also discussed his mental state while appearing on SNL. Although he has nice things to say about Lorne Michaels and his fellow SNLers, he said he was ”a bit of a basket case” and ”consumed with work and anxiety.” which led to ”panic attacks and migraines”. The more I hear about working on SNL, the more I wonder about how it’s stayed on the air for 43 years. Fortunately, Hader is in a better place now, working for himself and getting his priorities straight when it comes to watching his kids grow up. I really do think Hader is one of the good guys. Please, please let him prove me right.
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