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Robin Wright AKA Claire Underwood got a little saucy in Vanity Fair this month. The actress was discussing her relationship with actor Ben Foster and let’s just say that she didn’t really hold back.
After gushing about how happy she is, the actress had this to say about the actor.
Perhaps it’s not ladylike [to say], but I’ve never laughed more, read more, or come more than with Ben.
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Bit of a sly dig at Sean Penn there, no?
Speaking of her ex, the actress said that she believes that the two were together to “learn how to love”.
I believe we were together not only to have our beautiful children but to learn how to love … for the next time around, the right way.
Fair enough. (Vanity Fair)
Madonna thinks gay rights are way more advanced than women’s rights. In an interview with Out Magazine, the singer stated that she felt the rights of women had not progressed since 1983.
People are a lot more open-minded to the gay community than they are to women, period.
The singer stated that things had improved for the gay community and African-American community, and described women’s rights as “the last great frontier”.
Women are still the most marginalized group. They’re still the group that people won’t let change.
Dapper Laughs felt the need to weigh in on the Jeremy Clarkson saga. The controversial comedian took to Twitter to share the following.
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*eyeroll*
The controversial comedian, also known as Daniel O’Reilly, has for some reason deleted the tweet, but the memories of his comeback video cannot be erased. (3AM)
And the rest of the day’s dirt…
- Miley Cyrus spells “cute” as “kiewt” now :( (Instagram)
- Macauley Culkin was walking around New York wearing your mam’s sunglasses. (Daily Mail)
- Kate Moss‘ little sister is a model now. (Too Fab)
- Johnny Depp was injured on the set of Pirates of the Caribbean 5. (5!) (Variety)
- Tony Bennett will sing at Lady Gaga’s wedding. (Page Six)
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