@river_dusty I find it bizarre that he was the only wealthy celebrity who was the victim of a shakedown. Somehow all those other rich performers (Prince, George Michael, Paul McCartney, Elton John, Justin Timberlake, Ed Sheeran, Justin Bieber, etc) have managed to avoid such accusations.
@mp4ultra@Meta_Lume@DiscussingFilm Neither can most of the replies, given that the examples they cite are either (1) good but not Oscar worthy, or (2) a lead performance and supporting performance in the same year, therefore not affected by the rule change.
@retro_pixels@Quadripolar_B There's not a single human who would be accused of child molestation, settle out of court for millions, and still keep sleeping with kids for the next 10 years.
@watchsquare_one @fake1874274 @Zigmanfreud Sorry bro, I misspoke. I didn't mean to imply someone is paying you. You've decided to devote your life doing this for free, which is even sadder. If that's how you want to spend your time, go for it. I have better things to do.
@watchsquare_one @fake1874274 @Zigmanfreud I'm not gonna bother arguing with a professional MJ defender. Just know that part of being a mature adult is accepting that people you're a fan of can do bad things.
@dcale80@FilmUpdates Yeah who would want to see a David Fincher film written by Quentin Tarantino with Brad Pitt reprising the role he won an Oscar for?
@cosmicjester The most common complaints for GF entertainment are:
1. Old acts that haven't had a hit in decades.
2. New acts half the fans have never heard of.
3. Importing overseas acts instead of booking Australians.
Kylie's about the only one that none of those apply to.