[BadBitch]

Originally posted by MrPeanut

Guess she took it kinda hard.

Maybe, her and my mom would talk all the time in church. She would sit the church pew in-front of us. I doubt she even remembers me.

[Lord Blackout]

"Believe" (the gospel song) is better than anything on Prism too

[Elusive Chanteuse]

Barbra's new album is amazing. Her voice live>>>

[Cap10Planet]

[BadBitch]

wow Gui his fave's new album >>>>>>
Still not better than Godism tho.
and King Louis should've got more solos.

[Lipton]

Praise his Holy name.

[Lord Blackout]

Originally posted by Cap10Planet

She died from crack and Ray J's dick.

[BadBitch]

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Cora kinda did this.

[Lipton]

Father, come into my heart.

[BLaCKPoWeR]

>>>.

[Nicole]

Alfonso Cuaron will probably NEVER want to work with Angelina again after she rejected him TWICE and almost caused Gravity to be shelved.

He's been stanning hard for Under The Skin and Scarlett and said he didn't cast her in Gravity b/c she's too young but would love to work with her so we can expect a collab in the future.

What a bridge to burn, Angelina.

[Pop pop123]

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> anything on Artpop

[Lipton]

God has the final say in life.

[Jolie's Lips]

Jolie has legends like George Lucas presenting her awards. She will be just fine sistren. Hopefully there's a director out there who can turn ScarJo back into an A-list star like she kind of used to be in 2006/2007 for a very short period of time.

[Cap10Planet]

Fantasia will always be the best AI winner. Goodness.

[BadBitch]

White people don't know how good they have it and y'all think having Katy's radio power + payola is bad. Easily the most overplayed song in history.

[ImpressiveInstant]

Originally posted by Nicole

He's been stanning hard for Under The Skin and Scarlett and said he didn't cast her in Gravity b/c she's too young but would love to work with her so we can expect a collab in the future.

He is? omg, I'm so excited.

And also there's Scarlett getting raves and awards for a voice-only performance.

[Nicole]

Jolie has been giving MAJOR Gaga teas lately.

Burning bridges with major and important directors.

Rejecting important movies to spend 2 years directing some flop no one ever heard of.

Being a mess on the Malef set, firing everyone, designing her own costumes, working with a first time unknown director.

Wasting her time on "causes" instead of her career.

Firing her manager.

Etc, etc.

[Lipton]

Originally posted by BadBitch

White people don't know how good they have it and y'all think having Katy's radio power + payola is bad. Easily the most overplayed song in history.

A staple and a testimony to the Lord his power. Never turn your back on God.

[Nicole]

Originally posted by ImpressiveInstant

He is? omg, I'm so excited

Yes!

Cuarón's eyes lit up at the prospect of discussing Jonathan Glazer's almost indescribable motion picture. In fact, he recalled how last month he ran into Glazer during the 2013 London Film Festival and told him how much he loved "Skin." Glazer gave him a warm thank you, but Cuarón laughed realizing the British filmmaker probably just thought he was being nice. Cuarón said he'd thought of "Skin" the night before while reading a novel (the title escapes me) as it had conjured up a key scene on a dark, cold beach in the film. Having no knowledge of any relationship Cuarón might have had with "Skin" star Scarlett Johansson, I asked him if he was surprised (like many critics were) that the "Lost in Translation" star had this sort of performance in her.

And that's when the surprise came. Cuarón said he always knew Johansson had this in her. In fact, he'd been a fan since he first cast her in "A Little Princess" when she was just 8-years-old.

"What," you say? "Johansson wasn't in 'Princess.'" True, but Cuarón says he wanted to cast her (we'll assume for the role of Sara Crewe, played by Liesel Matthews), but she was just too young. He later wanted to cast her for a role in another film, but she was too old. But there was always something about her. He also laughed recalling that Joel Coen told him no actor had intimidated him like Johansson (on "The Man Who Wasn't There" when she was only 16) and no less than Robert Redford said the same thing about working with her on "The Horse Whisperer."

(And here you've always wondered what filmmakers talk about when they run into each other.)

Cuarón said he did speak to Johansson as well as a number of other actresses about the leading role in "Gravity," but eventually decided he just wanted someone older for the part. In hindsight, it looks like he did OK with a career turn by Sandra Bullock. That being said, don't be surprised if the two eventually find a way to collaborate down the road.