In case you’ve been sleeping, which I have, there were some women held captive the last 10 years in Cleveland who were rescued today, thanks to this guy Charles Ramsey. The story would be weirder if it wasn’t in Ohio, because everyone I know from Ohio is a bit of a sexual deviant, but in Ohio, it is almost expected. What wasn’t expected was how awesome the interview with the hero of the story would be… He’s got some awesome lines. From eating his McDonalds, from saying his neighbor’s got huge testicles, to saying he knew the white girl had problems when she ran into a black guys arms, all on national TV, his glorious moment of glory, his 15 minutes of fame as a hero crackhead who I am sure will be remixed and autotuned for a year to come because it deserves it. His quotes, his camera presence, all fucking glorious. Someone get this guy a talk show. Seriously.
It was a long interview, but boy oh boy were there some moments of pure comedy! The 10 Best Quotes From Mister Cee’s Hot 97 Interview About Prostitution Arrest It’s safe to say that Hot 97′s Mister Cee “The Finisher” had a long weekend. Early Friday morning the legendary DJ was arrested as part of an undercover sting where police posed as street hoes and offered pleasurable services to unsuspecting victims trick-a$$ ninjas lookin’ for a little something special. Early reports stated that the subject of Cee’s desire was a male, similar to his previous arrest last year for the same offense . This morning, Cee was grilled at length by Hot 97 program director Ebro Darden, Cipha Sounds, K.Foxx, and Peter Rosenberg on the BlackRicanJew Morning Show about his alleged tranny transgressions. The result was classic radio and some lines that left people LMAO’ing, SMH’ing, and screaming at their computers and radios “WHAT THE FAWK IS HE TALKING ABOUT?!?!” We gathered some of the most classic parts of the interview for those of you that don’t want to listen to the nearly-hour-long dialogue. They say it’s hard out here for a pimp, but apparently it’s just as hard (no pun intended) for a trick…SMMFH Continue reading →
It was a long interview, but boy oh boy were there some moments of pure comedy! The 10 Best Quotes From Mister Cee’s Hot 97 Interview About Prostitution Arrest It’s safe to say that Hot 97′s Mister Cee “The Finisher” had a long weekend. Early Friday morning the legendary DJ was arrested as part of an undercover sting where police posed as street hoes and offered pleasurable services to unsuspecting victims trick-a$$ ninjas lookin’ for a little something special. Early reports stated that the subject of Cee’s desire was a male, similar to his previous arrest last year for the same offense . This morning, Cee was grilled at length by Hot 97 program director Ebro Darden, Cipha Sounds, K.Foxx, and Peter Rosenberg on the BlackRicanJew Morning Show about his alleged tranny transgressions. The result was classic radio and some lines that left people LMAO’ing, SMH’ing, and screaming at their computers and radios “WHAT THE FAWK IS HE TALKING ABOUT?!?!” We gathered some of the most classic parts of the interview for those of you that don’t want to listen to the nearly-hour-long dialogue. They say it’s hard out here for a pimp, but apparently it’s just as hard (no pun intended) for a trick…SMMFH Continue reading →
“I met you once for a handshake and I was terrified,” Darren Aronofsky told Clint Eastwood during their Tribeca Talks Directors Series discussion on Saturday. “I’m still a little terrified.” The two men chatted (fittingly, in directors’ chairs) following the Tribeca Film Festival premiere of Eastwood Directs: The Untold Story , a 60-minute documentary about the actor-turned-filmmaker’s career behind the camera. Although the 82-year-old Eastwood is almost double the age of Aronofsky, it was The Wrestler director who walked with a cane. He lowered himself into his seat while Eastwood gestured to the applauding crowd and, with a smile on his face, told them to “knock it off.” The man who once played Dirty Harry kept up the charm offensive throughout the conversation and didn’t address any empty chairs. The Academy Award-winning director and Academy Award-nominated one discussed a number of topics, including directing children, working with actors, working with digital cameras and sustaining a passion for filmmaking. On that last subject, Eastwood said, “I don’t think you ever lose it.” He then referenced 104-year-old Portuguese director and screenwriter Manoel Cândido Pinto de Oliveira . ( The Strange Case of Angelica ). “That’s always everybody’s dream,” Eastwood said. “Wouldn’t it be great to be 105 and still be making films?” He dubbed this hope “the ultimate optimism.” More wisdom and anecdotes from Eastwood include: “You have to fight for what you want, for what you believe in.” “A director has to be the most malleable person on set.” “Directing is having your hands on everything. It’s the ultimate power trip.” “If [filmmaking] was that painful, I’d consider myself somewhat of a masochist.” When Aronofsky asked Eastwood the first thing he does upon arriving at a new set or location, the movie-making veteran replied, “I was thinking of throwing up . For some reason that came into my mind. We won’t print that.” Too late. For more from Eastwood and Aronofsky, check out their discussion in its entirety below: More on Clint Eastwood: Clint Eastwood Sounds Like High Plains Grifter At Republican Convention WATCH: Harold & Kumar ‘s Kal Penn Kicks Clint Eastwood’s Ass at Democratic Convention Nell Alk is an arts and entertainment writer and reporter based in New York City. Her work has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, Manhattan Magazine, Z!NK Magazine and on InterviewMagazine.com, PaperMag.com and RollingStone.com, among others. Learn more about her here. Follow Nell Alk on Twitter. Follow Movieline on Twitter.
Kaley Cuoco’s maligned new hairdo wasn’t just a fashion statement. In a classic interview on Jimmy Kimmel Live, The Big Bang Theory beauty finally spoke out about the bangs she rocked at the 2013 SAG Awards. According to Kaley, it all started when she was pretending to fake fight co-star Johnny Galecki on the set, but hit her head against a wall and needed stitches. Next week came the SAG Awards, and for Kaley, coiffure infamy. The 27-year-old’s subsequent decision to hide the gash with huge fake bangs “nearly ended her career” and became the “worst reviewed hair in history.” Kaley hilariously recalled some of the HARSH criticism she received from celebrity gossip sites before she and Jimmy disposed of the fake bangs for good. Check out her interview with Jimmy after the jump: Kaley Cuoco on Jimmy Kimmel Live, Part 1 Kaley Cuoco on Jimmy Kimmel Live, Part 2 Kaley Cuoco on Jimmy Kimmel Live, Part 3
I’ve been sold on Steven Soderbergh’s Liberace movie Behind The Candelabra since the trailer for the HBO movie hit the web earlier this month. But if you need further convincing, the filmmaker drops some interesting details about the movie in a free-ranging discussion with his younger, gay brother Charley Soderbergh in Out magazine . Behind the Candelabra, which premieres on HBO on May 26, tells the story of the flamboyant pianist’s love affair with the much younger Scott Thorson. Michael Douglas and Matt Damon play the star-crossed lovers, and the trailer, which I’ve posted below, makes the movie look like an over-the-top romp through the back pages of Las Vegas-style opulence. But it’s also reassuring to read Soderbergh tell his lookalike brother, who’s an Atlanta-based hair stylist, that Behind The Candelabra is not going to be an empty exercise in camp: ” I wanted the movie to be very generous to Lee and Scott. I took them seriously, and I took the relationship seriously. It was a real relationship that was derailed because of some very odd external forces, some of them social and some professional. But there was an extended period where they were fat and happy. And if Lee hadn’t worked in a business where he thought that was a problem, or being gay was a problem, I think there would have been a very different outcome. It’s compelling to watch the two of them together. It’s sort of a Thelma & Louise thing—they decide to jump off the cliff together. Another fascinating segment of the interview has the brothers Soderbergh discussing scenes from Behind The Candelabra in which Liberace and Thorson argue over porn and who will be “the top” and who will be “the bottom” in the bedroom. As Charley points out, the debates aren’t that different from ones he’s witnessed between straight couples. Out: One of the most distinctive scenes, perhaps because it’s so rare to see it portrayed honestly in a movie, was the argument they have about who will be a top or a bottom. SS: Whenever you’re in a sexual relationship that lasts long enough, at some point someone is going to hit on something that they want to do and the other person doesn’t want to do. That’s unfortunate, because it’s really hard to put that genie back in the bottle once it’s come out. If you’re lucky there’s some synchronicity that works out, and on the second Tuesday of every month, you get to do that. That’s absolutely a conversation straight couples have all the time. It doesn’t necessarily have the same significance, but oh, absolutely. CS: I’ve been privy to conversations between a married male and female couple when one of them wants to try it and the other is balking. And the physical implications are the first thing they’re afraid of, and the social implications are the second thing. So we have two layers of fear. And I just stand there with a smile on my face, thinking, I can’t wait to see how you work this out. SS: It’s one of my favorite scenes in the film because it is so blunt and so funny. “Why am I the Lucy in this relationship?” CS: “Because I’m the bandleader and have the nightclub act.” SS: That’s [screenwriter] Richard [LaGravenese] really hitting one out of the park. But it is fascinating, because you have Scott saying, “I’m OK with this , but I’m not OK with that .” And Lee doesn’t understand, because to him it seems like hypocrisy. I find that really true to life, in the sense that our feelings about sexuality aren’t necessarily linear. Everybody’s got some dot on a line with 10 points on it, and one is out of sync or in the wrong order. It’s a very complex, powerful area of our lives, and it creates really fascinating emotions and delusions and omissions. And I thought, What an interesting conversation, especially if Lee’s the one in the power position. CS: Another part of that scene is, “I don’t know how you can watch that stuff,” referring to the porn on the TV. “How does he get it in his mouth?” I’ve talked to gay and straight couples who say, “I don’t know why you watch that stuff, it makes me feel unloved.” And the other one is like, “It’s no big deal!” The brothers also engage in a lively discussion of their childhood that includes a substantial discussion of the cult film, The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T, which they watched every Christmas. It’s worth checking out. More on Behind The Candelabra : WATCH:’ Behind The Candelabra’ Trailer — Will Movie Convey Liberace’s Cultural Impact? Follow Frank DiGiacomo on Twitter. Follow Movieline on Twitter. [ Out ]
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