He gave an interview to Parade Magazine recently in which he described his marriage to Jennifer Aniston , but now Brad Pitt says his comments were “misinterpreted.” Seeking to clarify himself, the “Fight Club” stud told press, “It grieves me that this was interpreted this way.
Filed under: The Game , Celebrity Justice The Game is officially in the clear after allegedly tweeting the phone number of the Compton Sheriff’s Station in L.A. …
She dropped jaws all across the nation by telling Howard Stern that her sex with Hugh Hefner lasted “like two seconds,” and now Crystal Harris is feeling remorseful. The Playboy Playmate took to her Twitter page to atone for her slanderous sins against her aging ex-fiance.
Becoming the latest celebrity to issue an apology for using a gay slur in anger is none other than Chris Brown . On Tuesday (June 21), the “Kiss Kiss” singer became upset with photographers in Los Angeles whom he believed had tipped off parking-enforcement officers to his illegally parked car
He made a pretty harsh joke about Kirstie Alley earlier this week, and now George Lopez is apologizing for his words. The “Lopez Tonight” funny man made a reference to the “Dancing with the Stars” competitor’s “little hooves” followed by a clip of a pig squealing. Following the joke, Ms.
Getting himself into a bit of a controversial situation, Gilbert Gottfried made a public announcement to apologize for posting jokes about the earthquake and tsunami in Japan on Twitter. A day after losing his job as the voice of the Aflac duck as a result of his inappropriate postings, the “Problem Child” actor said, “I sincerely apologize to anyone who was offended by my attempt at humor regarding the tragedy in Japan.” He continued, “I meant no disrespect, and my thoughts are with the victims and their families.” This isn’t the first time Gottfried joked about a tragedy
Even Hollywood’s best can have trouble forming the right words during acceptance speeches, and Melissa Leo proved that to be correct last night at the 83rd annual Academy Awards . The 50-year-old actress accidentally dropped the F-bomb during her speech after being announced as Best Supporting Actress for her role in “The Fighter.” In case you missed it, Leo was referencing Oscar winner Kate WInslet in the speech, and said, “When I watched Kate two years ago, it looked so f—ing easy.” Later in the night, a very sincere Melissa told reporters, “I really don’t mean to offend, and [the Oscars were] probably a very inappropriate place to use that particular word.”
Filed under: Brendon Villegas , Rachel Reilly , Big Brother Nothing says “I’m sorry” like naming a celestial object after the girl you cyber-cheated on — which is why bawl-my-eyes-out Brendon from ” Big Brother ” just threw down $109 to christen the star, “Rachel Reilly.” According to the International Star… Read more
She’s been holding her own and practicing her moves on “Dancing With the Stars,” so much so in fact, Bristol Palin did not find time to vote in the midterm elections on Tuesday (November 2). The dancing darling admitted to Inside Edition, “I did not send my absentee ballots to Alaska. I’m going to be in trouble