These fans were able to meet their celebrities, and learn that just cause you're famous, that doesn't mean you can't be a nice person too! Sometimes we get so caught up in idolizing these worldwide celebrities, that we forget, they're just like us in a lot of ways. And hopefully one of those similarities is a kindness to respectful strangers.
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Steve Martin and Martin Short came on Jimmy Fallon's showto roast the ever living hell out of him. They call him out for his apparent phoniness, and you can see him work to steer that conversation elsewhere to no avail, which makes for one entertaining authentic or staged (?) little show.
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Chris Pratt goes OFF in this video. Appearances suggest that this isn't the first time he's rapped over, "Forgot About Dre", and maybe it won't be the last. The video editing's on point too. Keep your eyes peeled for 0:36. Pure gold.
Ashton Kutcher stirred up a maddened frenzy on Twitter when he shared his alleged, real number for all of the online world to eat up. Thing is, this offering came with a catch. And that catch comes in the form of what shows certain appearances of being a PR stunt for a messaging startup called, Community. That being said, it looks like he's actually responded to some select messages.
The online fake feud between Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman was a wildly entertaining spectacle to behold. As fans, we got to sit back and enjoy a couple witty celebrities, engage in the kind of playful, snarky banter we might lend ourselves over to with friends and associates in our daily life. It was relatable. And that was the beauty of it. "Tweet reports" indicate that the two men are calling an "official truce" and will be helping each other out in some marketing efforts. I'll believe it when I see it. I'm keeping the faith that there's some more trolling and roasting lurking around the corner from at least one of 'em!
Terry Crews called out, DL Hughley, on Twitter, for his insensitive comments. He addresses what could be viewed as a toxic viewpoint, and he does it with grace, and non-emotionally blinded logic. In this case, it looks like an undeniable "win." In that, what DL Hughley advocates for, would also apply to how Terry Crews could deal with his behavior and comments. But, I suspect, Terry Crews thinks far bigger than a win or loss, in a heated discussion. He's exercising some notable inner-peace, and not allowing other's negative viewpoints, to bait him to sink to their level. We're big fans of Terry Crews at Fail Blog, and this interaction was great to see!
These fans got to live down moments stolen out of their dreams, in reality. To meet a celebrity you've potentially idolized in your head, is to come face-to-face with the moment that you realize they're an artist with a cultivated talent in their craft, but also a human being just like yourself. From there, it's up to them how they act outside the script, or song, or blank page, or canvas. And it could be nothing more than what you view as rude douchery. Or, they end up being an outstanding individual of tremendous character, that leaves you that much more inspired. These fans got lucky with their celebrity encounters!
Whether it's to complain about a restaurant, falsify a new story, or just to get likes, people are out there lying like it's their job. Thankfully, there's also people on the internet who feel compelled to call those people out and prove them wrong. Sweet, sweet Justice.
If you have ever watched Fashion Week, you know that the designers are all on heavy doses of narcotics. That is the only way they could conceive of anyone walking down the street like they dress some of these models. But loving the shit out of this woman's taste for putting a spotlight on how absurd modeling has become.
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