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Allegedly Jennifer Anniston purchased a home from NOprah Winfrey and lives only a few miles away from the Meghans.
The Jennifer Anniston Connection: Horrible Bosses & Jennifer Myer
Markle is (again) using Jennifer Aniston's name, this time to generate buzz for her failed podcast. She frequently grifts off the names of celebrities to help her "reputation." These rumors provide MM with an opportunity to send "apologetic" love bombing gifts/notes to the celeb/politician to explain how sorry she is that the "press" has dragged them into their attacks on her.
What no one is saying:
Markle on the set of Horrible Bosses
Markle who loves FREEBIES, blamed Anniston's friend and jewelry designer, Jennifer Myer for her own merching, and then she blamed the Palace.
Markle was obsessed with Friends and Anniston. In college, she even used her first name, "Rachel" because of the iconic character.
What does your OC Smell like :3
Currently, garbage nd cigarettes but that may change depending what i do w him
Celebrating Banned Books Week
It's Banned Books Week! From now till October 3, PEN will post essays by writers & translators about the banned books that mean most to them. Contributors include Darnell L. Moore, Rachel Eliza Griffiths, Lo Kwa Mei-en, Ronald Meyer, Lidia Yuknavitch, Nina McConigley, & Marian Schwartz.
http://www.pen.org/banned-books-2015
Universal Head: "We Make A Lot of Shitty Movies.."
Universal Studios head Ronald Meyer, who co-found Creative Arts Agency (CAA) in 1975 and was named president of Universal Studios in 1995, a title he still holds, was recently interviews at the Savannah Film Festival where he some very rare and candid things to say.
While speaking of the film business in general he spoke about how
[A critical hit is] great when it happens. But we did A Beautiful Mind, and I don’t know that we’d do A Beautiful Mind again. That’s the sad part. It’s great to win awards and make films that you’re proud of and make money, but your first obligation is to make money and then worry about being proud of what you do.
Now, this may not be too hard of a concept to swallow, as at the end of the day, he is running a business. However, he later went on to talk about certain films made at Universal Studios.
We make a lot of shitty movies.... Every one of them breaks my heart... We set out to make good ones. One of the worst movies we ever made was Wolfman.
More quotes after the break.
Cowboys & Aliens wasn’t good enough. Forget all the smart people involved in it, it wasn’t good enough. All those little creatures bouncing around were crappy. I think it was a mediocre movie, and we all did a mediocre job with it
Land of the Lost was just crap… I mean, there was no excuse for it. The best intentions all went wrong.
Scott Pilgrim, I think, was actually kind of a good movie. [Addressing a small section of the audience, cheering.] But none of you guys went! And you didn’t tell your friends to go! But, you know, it happens.
Cowboys & Aliens didn’t deserve better. Land of the Lost didn’t deserve better. Scott Pilgrim did deserve better, but it just didn’t capture enough of the imaginations of people, and it was one of those things where it didn’t cost a lot so it wasn’t a big loss. Cowboys & Aliens was a big loss, and Land of the Lost was a huge loss. We misfired. We were wrong. We did it badly, and I think we’re all guilty of it.