John Stamos shared a scruffy Selfie from his bed in a button down shirt and all I could notice is the Granfathered star suffered a nip slip. By the looks of his face he doesn’t care that he Freed the Nip on Instagram. I guess after exposing his buttocks for a magazine spread, what’s a little nipple. Especially one as nice as his.
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On January 11, 1995, the jury was sequestered for the OJ Simpson trial and on October 3, 1995 they were finally allowed to go home. Tonight at 10p on FX’s American Crime Story: The People v OJ Simpson, you will get to see what they went through during those nearly 9 months.
At first they are happy to be staying at a hotel, but then they realize it is not a vacation from their lives. They are no TVs, they can’t leave their assigned floor, they can’t see their families, everything they have will be examined by the deputies and they can’t talk about the trial with the other jurors. Even the food is disgusting after a while.
With all of that to uphold to, they are starting to lose it. Little by little, one by one, jurors will be sent home until Judge Ito has has enough. What happens next will be their final straw. Which you can’t blame them because imagine if you were held against your will for the better part of a year? It is unfathomable.
Having said all of that, I really appreciate that the jurors got an episode pretty much dedicated to them since they dedicated so much time to the case. It’s interesting to see what they went through since we pretty much forgot about them. It’s great that someone remembered them and did such a great job telling their story.
And talking about the jury, am I the only person who would like to see the limited series rewrite history and find OJ Simpson guilty in 2 weeks?
AnnaLynne McCord just joined NBC’s The Night Shift and she already made a new friend. The two women are so close, the stand-in even showed her new buddy her breast. Actually that was how the 90210er found her hanging out (no pun), which is why they bonded so quickly!
Seriously, who knew that those plastic surgery patients are so anatomically correct?
Harrison Ford was on Jimmy Kimmel Live yesterday to promote the home video version of Star Wars: The Force Awakens, and the ABC late night host wanted to know if it’s true that he has been trying to get Hans Solo killed off for 30 years. The actor admitted that he finally wore them down and that is why his character met his ultimate fate.
Will he back for the last two Star Wars movies? He wouldn’t say.
Then Kimmel wanted to know if he was surprised that his death remained a secret until the film came out. Ford told him, “It is pretty amazing actually. That people, sort of, respected fellow audience members, to the extent that it didn’t get around. It was fantastic.” Then he added, “I think they knew I would show up at their house and beat the sh!t out of them.”
On that note, he also talked about putting on his fedora for a 5th time to play Indiana Jones. When asked if that character would meet the same fate, he was just as tight lipped as he was about whether he would be back for any more Star Wars movies. So we don’t know just yet.
BTW when it comes to Hans Solo’s death, someone spoiled it for me opening weekend and that is a part of the reason why I still haven’t the biggest movie ever released in America. Just don’t tell Ford because I don’t want him beating the sh!t out of the sweet young innocent girl who told me. She doesn’t understand what a spoiler is, so I can’t wait to ruin Bambi, The Lion King and Old Yeller for her.
Charisma Carpenter, James Marsters and Nicholas Brendon aka Cordelia, Spike and Xander were all reunited in Paris this weekend for a panel at the Witches vs. Vampires fan event. The Buffy the Vampire Slayers all look as close now as they did on the cult favorite. So much so, I wish they would reboot the series with them. Although, that would be mean they would have to explain what happened at the end of Angel if they want Spike and Cordelia back. Which I still want to know how it ended, even though we sort of know.
