Gabourey Sidibe is informed that she just missed the lunch buffet… as seen during a panel for the upcoming show, “The Big C” — at the Summer TV Critics tour in Beverly Hills.
NO! She’s done it again! Camilla just loves this skirt and will not stop wearing it, as you can see here.
Today the Duchess of Cornwall, with fresh yellow highlights in her hair to accentuate her delicate features, wore that damned dotted thing to visit the Royal Centre for Defence Medicine at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, which treats service personnel injured overseas.
I’m sure the sight of Camilla makes every sick person feel better.
That gorgeousness is the original “It” girl… not some Lohan trash imitation. Bow was the real deal, from Brooklyn too, born on this day in 1905. An abused and impoverished child, she somehow managed to become America’s first sex symbol.
The story about her taking on the entire USC football team was proven false by someone who interviewed members of the alleged dalliance team, and they all denied it. Among her many affairs, however, was Bela Lugosi.
Clara got into pictures by winning a contest and was a top box office star in the waning days of the silents — she exemplified the Flapper era, although she was making $35,000 a week during the Depression.
She made a few sound pictures and quit the business at 26, married cowboy actor Rex Bell and had two kids. She never attempted a comeback.
Bow died in Los Angeles of a heart attack at age 60. Her remains are at Forest Lawn, near those of George Burns and Nat King Cole, and right below Alan Ladd.
Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, left her hangover recovery time to attend the Sandringham Flower Show in King’s Lynn, England.
I think her hairdo is best described as royally unkempt. A dash of mascara applied with a toothbrush, some pearls and a few dragonfly pins, and she’s ready… for a depilatory. From today’s closeup, we can see that the Duchess probably had quiche for brunch.
Reapplying lipstick is so tiresome for Camilla. Still, she manages to look as fresh as a drunk daisy.