From Isaiah Washington's stunning verbal dance to a more romantic duet between Cameron Diaz and Leonardo DiCaprio, our Golden Globes week of diss 'n' that continues…
January 20, 2007 (Press Release) --
What kind of nonsensical crapola are those fab Grey's Anatomy fake docs trying to pull over on us, already? Are they getting so good at playacting on screen, they think they can get away with it off camera? Appears so. There they all were, head producers and the entire cast of GA, standing backstage at the Bev Hilton after their big Golden Globes win Monday night.
For Best TV Drama Series, wasn't it? Best B.S. Job, should be more like it. See, I'm still hearing from numerous Grey's sources that Isaiah Washington's alleged potty mouth (when he was accused of calling T.R. Knight a "faggot," remember?) is still making people quiver on the Hell-Ay set. "You just never know what's going to set him off,&qu! ot; confessed a Grey's castmem ber. "So, I just try to avoid him." Armed with this most recent inside gab, I found myself directly in front of the celebrated cast, freshly armed with Golden Globe statuettes, right after they all walked off stage.
I said I loved the show, which I do. But then, I pressed—as Washington's reported comments were one of the biggest stories of the year—for proof that the cast has really moved on, as press release after press release seems to claim. Before I could even get my question out, fully, Washington bolted past all his colleagues, so he could be in front, and screamed: "It never happened—I never called T.R. a faggot!" An outburst, of course, other shows and reporters heard and picked up, right away. Still, I pressed, to the entire group of bejeweled newbie celebs (major un-borrowed rocks on some of those gals): "What happened, then?" I insisted, despite Washington's denial. "Are y! ou saying somebody just made this story up?"
"It did not happen," was all creator and head honcho-ess Shonda Rhimes would say, clearly wanting this whole episode to deteriorate. Ain't gonna happen in this column. Stay tuned. Far happier is the following heating up, so cheer up: Ya know, a do's really amazing when celebs are waiting in line to get in. And that's exactly what was goin' down at the InStyle bash Monday night. The famous flocked to the fete in droves, including newly single sisses Cameron Diaz and Drew Barrymore. Minutes after Cam 'n' Drew ducked past the press line, Justin Timberlake accidentally arrived right on their stilettoed heels. Um, can you say awkward?
Now, JT didn't stick to said soiree too long, but C. & D. were the butterflies o' the ball, sipping champagne and schmoozing everyone from Leonardo DiCaprio to Steven Spielberg. Must tell you that Cammie and Leo-hon looked most cozy during their c! onstant chatter, as they laughed t ogether and whispered into each other's ears.
Source: http://www.yahoo.com
For Best TV Drama Series, wasn't it? Best B.S. Job, should be more like it. See, I'm still hearing from numerous Grey's sources that Isaiah Washington's alleged potty mouth (when he was accused of calling T.R. Knight a "faggot," remember?) is still making people quiver on the Hell-Ay set. "You just never know what's going to set him off,&qu! ot; confessed a Grey's castmem ber. "So, I just try to avoid him." Armed with this most recent inside gab, I found myself directly in front of the celebrated cast, freshly armed with Golden Globe statuettes, right after they all walked off stage.
I said I loved the show, which I do. But then, I pressed—as Washington's reported comments were one of the biggest stories of the year—for proof that the cast has really moved on, as press release after press release seems to claim. Before I could even get my question out, fully, Washington bolted past all his colleagues, so he could be in front, and screamed: "It never happened—I never called T.R. a faggot!" An outburst, of course, other shows and reporters heard and picked up, right away. Still, I pressed, to the entire group of bejeweled newbie celebs (major un-borrowed rocks on some of those gals): "What happened, then?" I insisted, despite Washington's denial. "Are y! ou saying somebody just made this story up?"
"It did not happen," was all creator and head honcho-ess Shonda Rhimes would say, clearly wanting this whole episode to deteriorate. Ain't gonna happen in this column. Stay tuned. Far happier is the following heating up, so cheer up: Ya know, a do's really amazing when celebs are waiting in line to get in. And that's exactly what was goin' down at the InStyle bash Monday night. The famous flocked to the fete in droves, including newly single sisses Cameron Diaz and Drew Barrymore. Minutes after Cam 'n' Drew ducked past the press line, Justin Timberlake accidentally arrived right on their stilettoed heels. Um, can you say awkward?
Now, JT didn't stick to said soiree too long, but C. & D. were the butterflies o' the ball, sipping champagne and schmoozing everyone from Leonardo DiCaprio to Steven Spielberg. Must tell you that Cammie and Leo-hon looked most cozy during their c! onstant chatter, as they laughed t ogether and whispered into each other's ears.
Source: http://www.yahoo.com
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