For all of the Fashion Police fans who are wondering if the show will go on after the tragic loss of Joan Rivers, her daughter Melissa Rivers is here to answer that question.
During a Remembering Joan special on E! this week, the late comedian’s daughter said that the show will continue, but it will take a break until January 2015.
She told the viewers:
“Yes, Fashion Police will continue. We’re going to hit pause for a little while, but Fashion Police will be back in January.”
She went on to say, “I really want to thank all of the Joan Rangers for the outpouring of love and support, it has meant so much to Cooper and me. From the bottom of my heart, thank you.”
See Melissa address the viewers here.
Clay Aiken is not a fan of people who take nudes, especially if you’re a celebrity.
The former American Idol contestant recently spoke out on the celeb nude photo hacking, saying that anyone who takes those photos in the first place deserves to be hacked.
He told the Washington Post:
“Anybody who takes inappropriate pictures of themselves deserves exactly what they get.”
He does, however, agree that the hackers shouldn’t just get a simple slap on the wrist for tapping into people’s personal property to get the pictures.
“Of course, whoever [stole and released the photos] should be hogtied. And it’s unfortunate that we don’t have Internet security right now or the laws in place to protect people from pirating that stuff.”
Welp.
It seems like Angelina Jolie never stops working.
After working with her husband Brad Pitt on a joint project titled By The Sea the last year, the Tomb Raider actress is now signing on for another new project called Africa.
The film is going to cover the subject matter of poaching in Africa, with a screenplay written by Eric Roth who has worked with Tom Hanks on Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close.
Are you guys excited for another Angelina project? We are.
Amy Adams is taking on another uniquely challenging role.
The American Hustle actress stars in the new upcoming movie Big Eyes, which covers the story of artist Margaret Keane, who drew famous paintings of characters with big eyes in the 1950’s and 60’s.
When her husband takes credit for her work, she goes off the deep end, causing many difficulties in her life along the way.
See the first trailer above!
Lillian Skinner was jokingly nominated for Homecoming Queen but two female students at Prairie High School made up for the evil prank.
Anahi Alvarez and Naomi Martinez, who are friends of Lillian, were both nominated for the special honor at the school, and both agreed that whoever won would give the crown to her instead.
Based on Lillian’s reaction when Anahi won the crown and gave it to her, it was well worth the sacrifice.
Check out the footage of the homecoming crowning here!
SOURCE: Washington Post, E! News, ContactMusic | PHOTO CREDIT: Getty, WENN, Screengrab
