In NYC: LL Cool J expressing his love for Snoop Dogg, a blonde Christina Ricci entering NBC Studios, and Jerry Seinfeld with nothing funny to say! What's the deal with that?
In NYC: LL Cool J expressing his love for Snoop Dogg, a blonde Christina Ricci entering NBC Studios, and Jerry Seinfeld with nothing funny to say! What's the deal with that?
good morning! i dont know what to say about these issues, but i feel compelled to leave a comment cuz i might be 2nd! COMPELLED I TELL YOU!
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Memo to t mz: Courteney has dropped 'Arquette' from her name and is again 'Courteney Cox.' I heard this straight from her lips in an interview in the past week. Her rationale is that she wants to honor the name she was given at birth or some other such nonsense. I guess keeping her husband's name along with her birth name dishonors the Cox family name, unless she is dropping the husband soon, too, of course.
TMZ touts itself as an 'Entertainment News, Celebrity Gossip and Hollywood Rumors' site, so they should know. That's why they look like fools when they frequently post inaccurate and out-of-date info while making fun of celebrities who they peg as dumb, out-of-touch, etc. Pot calling the kettle black. That's the point.
This really isn't relevant to anything, but reading the first part reminded me of the episode of "Friends" where Monica wanted a hair cut like Demi Moore (instead got a "Dudley Moore"), and now Courtney is being mistaken for Demi. I just thought that was pretty funny.
Jerry can't think of anyhting funny to say without the writings of Larry David,
His act is not funny any more
Mistaken identity? That's what happens when people get "work" done...they all end up looking somewhat alike. Heaven forbid that any marks of individuality (like wrinkles) mar a "perfect" face. Jacqueline Bisset, Julie Christie and other actresses who have refused to turn themselves over to cosmetic surgeons are my heroines, certainly not airheads like Cox and Moore.










