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“Sal used to play football. He’s got discipline. He shut it down. We went to Grenada before we got married, and I was horny as a loon and I’m chasing him around the hotel room saying, ‘We can make a mistake!’ And he was like, ‘Jesus is in Grenada too!’ Many, many times I was like, ‘Why did I say this?'” Sherri Shepherd on her difficult decision to stay celibate prior to her marriage.
“It has been quite good for me. It was good for me to use my brain, but I wish I picked a cause that had more natural public sympathy, something to do with animals perhaps, or assisted dying.” Hugh Grant on his involvement in the phone-hacking scandal.
“Hey, you grow up as an artist in a big city, as James Dean said, you’re going to have one arm tied behind your back if you don’t accept people’s sexual flavors. You know, when I was a kid out here in L.A., I was homeless, I didn’t have any money and I was living in my car. I was 18. I wasn’t averse to going down to Santa Monica Boulevard and letting a guy buy me a sandwich. Know what I mean?” ‘Hung’ Star Thomas Jane on his life as a gay male hook when he first moved to Los Angeles.
“Eddie has always encouraged me to look at us as a family, and a part of our family are the two beautiful boys that we share with their mother and hopefully one day another wonderful man.” LeAnn Rimes’ intentional dig at Eddie Cibrian’s ex-wife, Brandi Glanville, suggesting that not only does she think of Brandi’s children as “her own,” but she also hopes that Brandi will find another husband sometime soon. Just as a reminder to LeAnn — Brandi had a husband — and you took him.
“We all need water, obviously, but I’m not going to drink the pool.” Antonio Banderas on whether he would cheat on his wife, Melanie Griffith, in times of trouble.
“My soul went dead to music. It’s like a defense mechanism. When music touches a place in you that’s so deep that it can cause pain, you build walls around it and shut yourself off. In 1994 music represented everything to me. My relationships with people. My state of mind. My well-being. So when something like Kurt dying happens, the music reminds you of everything, and you’ve just gotta turn it off. It was just too… overwhelming. But then what happens is, music becomes healing. Still, to this day, one of the reasons why I do what I’m doing is because of all of that.” Dave Grohl, also known as “the-love-of-my-life“, discussing how he felt after Kurt Cobain died.
“For sure the bloom is off the rose for a moment in time, driven by a singular and unique characteristic that only exists in Hollywood, greed. And, you know, so I think there were, unfortunately, a number of people who thought that they could capitalize on what was a great, genuine excitement by movie goers for a new premium experience, and thought they could just deliver a kind of low-end crappy version of it, and people wouldn’t care, or wouldn’t know the difference. And anything — you know, nothing could have been further from the truth.” Jeffrey Katzenberg on Hollywood’s obsession with 3D.
“I’m not the world’s biggest Green Lantern fan, so I aint got bitchin’ rights. But you wait your whole life for a Green Lantern movie and, like, it’s Ryan Reynolds? You’re like, “Oh, man.” It better be genius.” ‘Dogma’ director Kevin Smith on his disappointment with the Green Lantern casting choice.
