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If the saucy footage is still up you can see it in the redlight district.. I posted it there a day or so agoJanet Jackson's butt bongosOctober 7, 2005, 12:25:37 Janet Jackson has reportedly been caught on video sunbathing naked - and slapping her bare butt "like bongos". .A steamy paparazzi tape of the sexy star apparently lying in the nude appeared on the internet yesterday (06-05-05). .Sources claim the stunning singer can be seen sunbathing on her back, before rolling over and slapping her bottom several times, according to America's New York Post newspaper. However, the saucy footage has now been taken down.
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And if you've ever wondered what became of twinsie model, Niki Taylor, you know, after her horrific accident which was only really horrific because it is horrific when horrifyingly beautiful women potentially damage their faces...well, not much.
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Ashlee out and about the other day
Outfit not doing it for me.. Very 80s!
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PARIS (Oct. 8) - French anti-fur activists said they struck Anna Wintour, editor of the U.S. edition of Vogue, in the face with a cream pie on Saturday to protest against her support for the use of animal fur by the fashion industry.
It was the second such attack this year on Wintour, an unapologetic fur supporter decried by animal rights groups as a "pelt pusher."
"Wintour is fur-bearing animals' worst enemy because her magazine continues to feature dozens of pages of pro-fur editorials and advertising each year," PETA campaigner Yvonne Taylor told Reuters by phone in Paris.
"She takes big glossy advertisements for fur and she refuses to run any anti-fur ads, even paid ones, so she's a big fur supporter," Taylor said.
Wintour was unavailable for comment on the incident.
10/08/05 16:38 ET
Anna Wintour gets a tofu cream pie in her face courtesy of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals in Paris Saturday.
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Milan, Italy :: Following the (faux) wedding of Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore, Bruce Willis decided it was time to move onto a new lady friend, Venezuelan model Aida Yespica (a former Ms. Amazonian). Bruce and Aida have been getting comfortable with one other as of late and spent considerable time yesterday cozying up in each other's arms at an Italian nightclub. Aida's last romatic involvement included UK singer Craig David who gushed of her --
Aida is one of those girls that blow my mind. She is a gorgeous girl. And, boy -- what a body! It was fine for a while, but it was never going to progress as she didn't speak much English. She is the most amazing girl I've ever seen. She's incredible. Most guys fall on their knees in front of her. I was going to have to learn Spanish and work out if she had a sense of humour.
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Good lord Eddie has more money then he needs. Just give her some!
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Matthew McConaughey leaving Letterman (10/4)
Don't you love how people always peek over from the back seat to smile pretty for the camera
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Just saw them and yeah they are funny.. i like the knife/tom cruise one!
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Killers give details on new LP, and admit they kind of like Fall Out BoyNext week in Vancouver, British Columbia, the Killers will finally end their year-and-a-half-long world tour in support of their debut album, Hot Fuss — a tour that has helped turn them into international rock superstars and make their hometown of Las Vegas known for something other than gambling and triple-digit heat.But just how does the band plan on spending its time off? Well, it actually sounds pretty tiring."We're just looking forward to getting home, but it's not going to be us not seeing each other or anything like that," drummer Ronnie Vannucci said. "We can't wait to get back into the garage, hammer out ideas for songs, go out for dinners together, work on the new album. You know, do sh-- like that."It's no secret that the Killers have been working the follow-up to Fuss for almost a year, whether during soundchecks (see "Killers' To-Do List: Lawsuit, Long-Form Video, Beef With The Bravery") or in the middle of the night on the tour bus (see "Killers, Louis XIV Get Busy At The Back Of The Tour Bus"). But hard-and-fast details about the new album have been scarce — until now."I don't know if I'm allowed to say or not, but I think we're going to do the album with [producers] Flood and Alan Moulder," Vannucci said. "We're playing around with a bunch of different ideas, and we'll never really know what anything will sound like until they're done. I don't think one would be expecting to have another 'Somebody Told Me' on the record. But who knows? It's not done yet."Together and separately, Flood and Moulder have worked on some of the most influential albums of the past 15 years, including the Smashing Pumpkins' Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness, My Bloody Valentine's Loveless, Depeche Mode's Violator and two U2 albums, not to mention almost all of Nine Inch Nails' LPs (Moulder also mixed Hot Fuss). The Killers plan on hitting the studio with the British pair sometime in January, though there's no tentative release date for the new album, especially since Vannucci is quick to add that they're in no real rush to record anything."We want to take our time with this one, make sure everything's right," he said. "We've earned the right to do that with this album."An extended studio stay also means that the band — or, more precisely, frontman Brandon Flowers — will probably be able to avoid any further beef with artists on the Island Records roster. The group had a brief war of words they had with labelmates the Bravery a few months back, and just last week there was another feud, this one between the Killers and recent Island signees Fall Out Boy (see "Killers Get More Beef — This Time With Fall Out Boy"). And for Vannucci, a beef-free diet would be a very good thing."I mean, everybody's got an opinion, and if someone asks [brandon] something, he's going to say it. We don't always agree with him, but that's his prerogative," he sighed. "I think this falls along the same lines. I hadn't even heard about this thing with Fall Out Boy until a few days ago, and I still don't get it. We got nothing against those guys at all. And I kind of like that song they've got ['Sugar, We're Goin Down']. It's catchy."
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Who knew there would one day be a magazine devoted to the dogs of Hollywood? I'll be anxiously awaiting Nicole Richie's very own Honey Child - that little bitch has her own IMDB Profile!
My favorite part is where she says "Lola wasn't adopted, I got her secretly." Translation? Somebody out there is in desperate search for their pet rat, Hilary!
ALSO: it's amazing how a nation-wide magazine manages to miss things like the misuse of their/there, the "r" in your, and the spelling of the celebrity's NAME.
Oh and clickity click to read the article
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kate moss's picture being removed from a burberry store
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Source - Teen People
Beyoncé Uncovered
In a new article, the superstar opens up about rumors that she's already married, that she fired her dad, that she has an alter ego
By Aaron Parsley
Oct 04, 2005 10:00AM EDT
Courtesy Vanity Fair
When it comes to her relationship, Beyoncé tells reporters almost nothing. That hasn't changed really, but in the new issue of Vanity Fair, she did answer a question inspired by the recent rumors that she and her hip hop mogul boyfriend Jay-Z, were secretly married. "No," she said. And when VF's Lisa Robinson asked if she was engaged, Beyoncé said she was not.
Jay-Z, for his part, had plenty to say about his girlfriend. "She's a student of the game," he says of her talent. "She's a student of all types of music. The sounds she can hear in music and memorize off of one listen are amazing. She has a wonderful ear for music -- knows if people are flat, on pitch, on tone -- she has the whole thing down pat."
Beyoncé's mother realized that talent at an early age. "When she got onstage she was just a different kid," Tina Knowles says. "She was so confident and she looked so happy, and we were like, 'Who is that?' After that, there was no stopping her -- she was obsessed."
As her talent grew and Beyoncé had more opportunities to perform, the "different kid" became more and more apparent. In fact, according to Robinson, "'Sasha' is the name Beyoncé has given to her alter ego, that 'other person' she becomes when she's onstage." The fierce, booty-shaking bombshell that fans see in videos isn't the everday Beyoncé. "At a party I'm not going to go out on the dance floor," Beyoncé says. "People expect me to go do that, but that's for the stage."
The article appears in the magazine's music issue (on sale everywhere October 11) just after the breakup of Destiny's Child. The career change has invited plenty of rumors, like the one that Beyoncé is firing her father and Jay-Z is going to manage her solo career. "Jay doesn't want to manage her," Tina Knowles says. But Beyoncé does admit that working with her dad isn't always easy. "We bump heads, we have arguements," she says. "People think that he just controls everything and does everything, but I actually control everything."
And we're glad she does.
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Here's a little more info I found on his arrest:
Pete Doherty Arrested (again)
Babyshambles' leader detained by police in Shrewsbury
Pete Doherty was arrested in Shrewsbury last night (October 1).
Doherty was detained after drug squad officers raided the Shrewsbury Music Hall where Babyshambles had just played.
Police with sniffer dogs searched the venue and arrested a man and a women for the possession of class A drugs, 17 other individuals were searched in the overnight operation.
The woman has since been released without charge. The man who is believed to be Doherty, was taken to a police station in Telford and is expected to be interviewed this afternoon (October 2), BBC News Reports.
Two coaches were also searched in the town and suspected drugs were seized.
Commenting on the incident a West Mercia Police spokesperson said: "In the early hours of this morning officers stopped a mini bus in Shrewsbury town centre and detained a number of people for the purposes of a drugs search. Officers also attended one premises in Shrewsbury and detained a number of other individuals."
Babyshambles' gig tonight (October 2) in Norwich at the University Of East Anglia has been postponed although a spokesperson for the band said it would be rescheduled "as soon as possible".
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Kate Moss doing cocaine video. I think the captions are in Spanish, but I am not sure.
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Jessica Alba Maxim's Girlfriend Of The Day 09-30-05
Date of birth:
April 28, 1981
Hometown:
Pomona, California
Vital stats:
5’7”, 34-25-34
Bootylicious:
“I got plenty of ass.”
Where you’ve seen her:
As the genetically-enhanced superwarrior Max in the Fox sci-fi series Dark Angel, and in the movies P.U.N.K.S., Never Been Kissed, Idle Hands, The Sleeping Dictionary, Honey, Sin City, and Fantastic Four. Check her out now in the underwater thriller, Into the Blue.
Just our typecast:
“The scripts I get are always for the @#%$, or the motorcycle chick in leather, or the horny maid. I get all these screenplays that start: ‘Tawnya is in the shower. The water streams down her naked, perky breasts.’”
Sass act:
“I'm good at being sarcastic with guys. They don't want the quiet, prissy little things.”
Certainly sounds interesting:
”[stripping is] all about getting tips and showing the punani and simulating masturbation and sex acts. It's not interesting.”
Cave men:
“Guys are visually stimulated. They're easy to manipulate. All you have to do is dress up in a sexy outfit. Girls just have this power over guys. Guys are sort of stupid, that way.”
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Chris Rock Loses His (Expletive Deleted) on CNN
A transcript cannot really capture what we’re told was the true stoneditude of the live event, but, still, it’s worth nothing at least this snippet of Chris Rock’s appearance on Anderson Cooper 360° last night, touting the relief efforts he and has wife are spearheading for Katrina victims in Houston:
COOPER: It’s obviously — you know, I talk to a lot of people who watch this on television, and they all want to help, they want to be there. How is it different actually being there and meeting people than it is just kind of watching it on television?
ROCK: You know, when you are here, you meet the people, and, you know, you form a relationship. And, you know, they are real to you. It’s not — and you want to help, you want to — you know, you want to be hands on. You don’t want to just send a check. And you want to see that, you know, the money you are giving is, you know — you know, going to good.
COOPER: And what — what can you show us? I know you’re — I can’t see where you are, because we’re a little — because I’m over here in Mississippi. What can you show us where you are?
ROCK: What can I show you? OK.
I think this is like — what is this called? I mean, I don’t want to sound like a rich guy. I know it’s an apartment. But it’s called a two bedroom efficiency. A family lives in here.
I sound like (EXPLETIVE DELETED). Sorry.
Yes, you do.
But, you know, it’s hard, you know, to be on television. Especially, you know, when you don’t, you know, have any experience with it, you know.
(Screengrabs, anyone?)
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Jessica Alba's movie sex
Jessica Alba has revealed she has been propositioned for sex when auditioning for film roles. The stunning actress claims she has been asked by several directors to sleep with them while on the casting couch but has always refused - because she wouldn't want to have to bump into them everyday on set.
She revealed: "Of course I've been asked.
But from a really crass point of view, if I just want to f**k somebody, I don't really want to see him in the morning, much less every day during filming.
" Alba has also revealed how she copes when shooting kissing scenes if she doesn't fancy her co-star - she thinks of her dogs.
The screen beauty, who smooched with Bruce Willis in 'Sin City', claims she is lucky enough to have been attracted to most of the actors she has filmed love scenes with, but at times has had to resort to picturing her pet pugs to get through it.
She explained: "I could have sexual chemistry with vinegar.
"When you're making a movie with an actor, either it's someone you want to sleep with or you're thinking of someone you want to sleep with or you're thinking of your dog "I think of Sid and Nancy, my pugs"
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Sheryl Crow to marry Lance Armstrong at luxury Bacara Resort
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Sep 29, 2005, 10:33 GMT
Sheryl Crow will reportedly marry Lance Armstrong in a spring wedding at Santa Barbara's luxury Bacara Resort.
Insiders claim the smitten couple will tie the knot in April at the swanky Californian resort, where Jennifer Lopez and Britney Spears planned - but eventually scrapped - their weddings.
Sheryl is having her wedding dress made by top designer Ralph Lauren, who is set to design the entire event.
A source told America's New York Post newspaper: "Everything from the dress down to the candles and flatware will be from his collections."
The stunning singer has revealed the fashion guru has agreed to create her bridal gown because they are good friends.
She told Britain's Daily Telegraph newspaper: "My wedding dress is going to be made by Ralph Lauren. Ralph is a very old friend of mine and I'm really flattered that he's agreed to do it because he has only made wedding gowns for a couple of people before."
The beautiful rocker got engaged to the cycling champ earlier this month.
Sheryl, 43, first met Lance - who has three children from his first marriage - at a charity event in October 2003 and the pair have enjoyed a relationship ever since.
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Evangeline Lilly is hard to dare
Evangeline Lilly admits she once urinated in a parking lot trash can after being dared to do it by her co-stars Matthew Fox, Jorge Garcia and Dominic Monaghan.
"One night, we had all gone bowling. Most people left, so it was myself, Matthew, Jorge and Dominic - three goofy, out-there guys. So we're in the middle of a parking lot in Kailua, daring each other to do things. Jorge turns to me and says, 'I'll give you twenty dollars if you pee in that garbage can.' Thirty seconds later, I've got my pants down and my bum hanging into this garbage can, and he has to give me twenty dollars. I don't have a lot of inhibition."
Man, what a coincidence! Because "hot chicks who will do demeaning things for very little money" is exactly what I typed into my eHarmony personality profile under "searching for". Wow. I expected good results of course - Dawn and Todd have been married over a year! - but I wasn't expecting a young Hollywood starlet. The website says we should find a common interest on a first date, and while it might be a little different, hey, they're the experts, so rinse that before you eat it Homeless Guy, cause I'm in the mood for love and I just shotgunned a 2 liter of Coke to prove it.
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Janet Jackson running from paparazzi
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Kate Moss is a mom
Amidst this whole Kate Moss cocaine ordeal, one could easily forget that the bitch is the mother of a little girl, Lila Grace, who turns 3 tomorrow.
Kate Moss’s agent Sarah Doukas wants you to know that aside from being a fantastic cokehead, Kate is also a “fantastic mother.” So there is no need to call social services or anything to take care of the child.
She says, “It won’t happen. I’ve seen Kate with Lila and she’s a fantastic mother. She’s with her a lot.
“She doesn’t always take her travelling but Kate has a very close relationship with JEFFERSON HACK (Lila’s father). They’re a close unit.”
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I love Prison Break!!!!Hello everyone Newbie here. I just had to reply to this post about Wentworth. I am addicted to the guy. He is so damn fine. Any other Prison Break fans out there?
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Courtney Love in Spin [Oct. Issue]
Courtney Love: Let the healing begin
© Phoebe Reilly of Spin, October 2005 Issue
It's been 11 years since Live Through This came out. Are you still bitter about rumors that you didn't write a lot of the songs? I don't give a shit anymore. My number one thing to work on is not being reactive - but appropriateness doesn't come easily to me sometimes. One of the reasons I hate Dave [Grohl] so much is he went on Howard Stern and said "I like 'Teenage Whore' because I know she wrote it." That stupid motherfucker. He knows exactly what I wrote, he knows exactly the input I had on [Nirvana's] third album. Kurt came [by the studio] to play with [Hole] more than he did with Nirvana because he liked us better. But, hey, it wouldn't be Spin if I wasn't slagging anybody.
When was the last time you listened to Live Through This? I haven't. It was so easy to make that I get surprised by the effect it had on people. But, you know, all good rock is easy. The riffs just came, and they were fresh from chords that I'd learned from [billy] Corgan and Kurt. I wrote "Doll Parts" in five minutes.
Do you think that it still resonates with people? I can't even go to a club without running into a 19-year-old who's really, really affected by it. It pisses me off - it would piss off anyone to have their one record [that affects people] be ten years old. What about America's Sweetheart? It's not exactly whitechocolatespaceegg, fuckers.
Spin gave it an A-. Well, it had some problems. I was trying to be an international junkie making Exile on Main St., and I didn't make Exile on Main St. I had people following me around, giving me all sorts of drugs all over the world, and I thought, "Oh! The blues will come out." And they just sort of didn't.
You say you learned a lot about music from Billy and Kurt, but with the exception of Eric Erlandson, you chose to play with women - was that a feminist decision? I'll always prefer to play with women and hang out with women, and I'll always be a feminist. But let me tell you something. Gloria Steinem never helped me out; Larry Flynt did.
You used to have a lot of animosity for the riot grrrl movement. You even wrote a song, "Rock Star," making fun of it. What provoked that? Look, you've got these highly intelligent imperious girls, but who told them it was their undeniable American right not to be offended? Being offended is part of being in the real world. I'm offended every time I see George Bush on TV! And, frankly, it wasn't very good music.
So we can assume you haven't put aside your differences with former Bikini Kill leader Kathleen Hanna? I still don't like her. She bugs me. Kathleen Hanna runs that ship [her relationship with Beastie Boy Adam Horovitz] in a way that is far more Yoko than I would be. I envision her being in a decked-out loft with a little corner for a desk that look like it belongs in a poor person's East Village apartment, with her battered-women's stuff and her Ms. magazines and all her communication with leading feminists. I really liked [drummer] Tobi [Vail] and Kathleen in the beginning, and then I just thought they were hypocrites.
Was Celebrity Skin your attempt to distance yourself from punk music? I wanted to prove that I had poppier chops. I did not want to make the widow record. I still haven't made the widow record.
Isn't Live Through This the widow record? It's possible. I don't think if I had been [belly frontwoman] Tanya Donnelly and put out Live Through This anybody would've cared. Kurt had this dumb suicidal ideation - that's what I called it. I thought if we could live through this, we could live through anything.
Does that mean his suicide came as a shock to you? Well, after that incident in Rome [where Cobain overdosed in March 1994] - thank God nobody ever got ahold of this - but he left me a nasty note. I tried to have sex with him in the hospital afterwards - why am I telling you this? Anyway, he was just gone. Gone. I know it's ten years and you're supposed to get over shit. But it seems like some days it gets worse.
How could things have gone differently? There's this great Pete Townshend quote, and it goes something like "Rock'n'roll is a fire that is set by young bodies, and one day you wake up and you smell your own flesh burning." You know, for instance, not being protected by people, to the point that I got taken off to Bellevue [Hospital] on a fucking gurney.
Yeah, what happened? First of all, I just need you to know that Marilyn Manson told me drummer that that was obviously staged. And I thought about it, and I'm like, "Well, I did put on a Donna Karen slip dress. And there was definitely lip gloss." As the pictures were being taken, I knew they were disgusting, but I thought, in 20 years this is going to be an iconoclastic, hysterical moment in rock. I get taken off to Bellevue on a gurney? Come on, Lydia Lunch didn't even get that.
Do you think the media have misrepresented you? Something went wrong with my context last year - I think it might have been the um, crack.
[Laughs] I'm not sure I should be laughing. No, it's kind of funny. The word is so funny. Crack! I quit that, it was a bad phase. My problem was, you think they're talking about you on TV? Well, they were talking about me on TV. You think you're being followed? I was being followed. You think your phone's being tapped? My phone was being tapped. It was like crack-plus.
How is Frances Bean doing? The good news is that she's really popular. She's not depressive and she's superhappy. She wrote down different bands whose albums she wanted, and it was, like, AC/DC, Aerosmith, Nirvana. I was like, "Frances!" She's a freak.
You predicted that she would be tortured. Hasn't happened yet. She's fucking normal. She was preverbal when her dad died. You know, I believe in my heart of hearts if Kurt had stuck around six more months, the shit would have faded, and she would've been verbal. And you just can't off yourself when your kid talks.
What's it like to know you will always be associated with him? The Kurt thing has burdened me so much. In a lot of ways I wish I just had a baby with him and didn't marry him - I could've gone my own way. The biggest thing to get through with me, whether we're doing a movie or an interview or hanging out - the first baptism is we're listening to the radio and a Nirvana song comes on and people always want to know: Do they turn it off? Do they pretend it's not happening? I just start singing and get it over with. I like those songs. I like the song about my vagina; I like "Heart Shaped Box."
In some ways, you're actively involved in Kurt's legacy. You got a lot of shit for the way you handled the Nirvana box set. People are always saying, "How dare she? How dare she?" Because he was my husband. Because [the other] guys want to rewrite history. Because they didn't even like him. I can't deal with it. They wanted to call the box set Sappy!
Now that Nirvana and a lot of the bands that defined the early '90s are no longer around, where does that leave alternative music? Ten years ago it was a pretty even playing field in terms of rock'n'roll. But now Weezer, Velvet Revolver, me - we're like a niche market compared to what's on the charts, and what's on the charts is all black bought by all white. It freaks me out. I've been asked to write with the Neptunes. I've been asked to write with Andre 3000. I could write with Eve right now. But what would I do? Teach them the three punk chords? I mean, I really like Eve. She kept putting out my cigarettes and making sure my bra wasn't showing at the Barbershop 2 premiere. If I was black and a rapper, I'd be Eve. I'm a bigger badass than 50 Cent - and the only gun I've ever held in my hand was the one my husband shot himself with.
So what do you listen to these days? The only thing that's really riled me up in the last ten years has been the White Stripes. That's the one band that's gotten me competitive, and that's good. That's where I go, "Oh, fuck you! I'm going to make mincemeat out of you and hand you your ass." I told [music journalist] Neil Strauss, "I have a magical pussy, and it's only for Jack," which was a stupid thing to do, because I had to go to Japan with him in first class and sit there for 18 hours turning green while he shunned me. I like this new music. I don't think Snow Patrol is going to sell jillions, but I don't give a shit. I can turn on the radio right now and be inspired. We went through ten years of the Limp Bizkit thing, and I didn't know what to do. I have to be part of a community. I don't care if they're young or old, as long as they can wear crazy makeup and show their tits onstage. I'm 41, I can't show my tits onstage anymore. Me on David Letterman's desk? That's the last titty you get. The guy at Wendy's? That was the end of me and my tits.
But exhibitionism has always been part of your appeal. Sexual power was important to me then. It's not as important to me now.
Why is that? Because I'm not slutty and I don't need to prove myself so much. After Kurt died, for about five years, I would fuck anybody that was A-list just to say I did. I care about myself a little bit more now.
Do you have any regrets? I think I would've been happier if I'd married Edward [Norton]. I'll regret that to my dying day.
Would you say that you've embraced celebrity? I love to hang out with the fucking A-listers - it's fun. You gotta be able to change worlds. The rockers have been a little meaner to me in the last year, and the A-listers haven't been mean to me at all. I get invited to every party. You know, I am cool. I just am. I have to get back to believing that and not have voices in my head - and I'm doing that sober, which is a little rough. But I want the toys. I like free gowns. I like going to Elton John's house. I'm pretty conflicted.
You've had a career as both an actress and a musician. What's the difference? Being a rock star is like being a cult leader - you really have to be in your own religion. Movie stars are supposed to be healthy. They're kept happy and nutritionally together. In rock stardom there's an absolute economic upside to self-destruction. What makes the most money for this business? Dead rock stars.
You published Kurt's journals. Do you have any other plans to preserve his legacy? No one will take Kurt's ashes, because they don't want crowds. I was up in Seattle recently and drove by our old house on Lake Washington Boulevard. It's crazy. It looks like [Paris cemetery] Pere-Lachaise; it looks like [Jim] Morrison's grave. Syringes, bottles, tree carvings. That's what kids do. But I don't want Kurt in a bank vault somewhere. I want to be able to say: "I've laid you out somewhere, and people can come."
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