13 Celebs Who Came Off As Wildly Pretentious
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James Franco is a poster boy for pretension, especially if you read his bad poetry, which reads like lines from r/im14andthisisdeep. Franco, trying to sound profound, once said his poetry is “trying to say something in addition to what’s on the surface” — which, you know, is practically the definition of…
Worst Celebrity Fan Encounters
As someone who’s been involved with stan culture for, like, 15 years, I’ve seen a lot of wild fan drama go down. However, no fake pregnancies, secret wedding conspiracy theories, or niche fanfiction discourse can…
Celebs Who "Noped" Out Of Career Paths In The Industry After Trying Them Once
July 11, 2025
British star Charles Laughton didn’t start out directing when he first emerged in Hollywood, but proved himself to be an accomplished actor. However, Laughton had a strong desire to pursue directing, which producer Paul Gregory picked up on. Gregory introduced him to…
“I’m not proud to admit this in any way, but Tom Blyth had absolutely no right to look as good as he did with that young Coriolanus Snow blonde wig/bleached buzz cut. I don’t know how or why it suited him so well, but damn.”
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“Peroxide…
“This Makes Me Physically Ill”: Here Are The Celebs Who Have Condemned The Diddy Verdict
July 3, 2025
The prosecution found that Combs violated the federal Mann Act, which prohibits the interstate or foreign transportation of an individual for sex, after arranging for his ex-girlfriend, Casandra “Cassie” Fine (birth name Ventura), and another woman referred to as…
Charlize Theron Joked About The Number Of Major Celebs At The Bezos Wedding
June 30, 2025
Charlize Theron Joked About Celebs At Jeff Bezos’s Wedding
Last week, celebrities from all corners of the industry flocked over to Italy to watch Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez Bezos tie the knot in Venice.
On the star-studded guest…
People Who Went To School With Celebs And The Ultra Rich Are Revealing What It's Like, And It's Wild
June 30, 2025
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“I went to Columbia University for graduate school, and most of my classmates were rich. Most of them were lovely people, and money wouldn’t come up in class so much, but it was usually in nonchalant conversations and outings that I noticed a difference.
