BENNIFER PLANNED TO GO PUBLIC BEFORE BEING SPOTTED
Apparently Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck had their public comeback planned before he was spotted in her Escalade last month.As we told you, they were hanging out at her home in Los Angeles when the shot was taken.
Sources say that Jen and Ben had planned to announce their reunion in a more controlled way before the paparazzi caught him stealthily dropping off his car at the Hotel Bel-Air and then traveling to her nearby home beat them to the punch.
At this point, Bennifer 2.0 still isn’t an official couple. However, the hints they keep dropping seem to indicate that romance is definitely in the air.
Source:Page Six
DAVID SCHWIMMER AND JENNIFER ANISTON REVEAL MUTUAL CRUSH
David Schwimmer and Jennifer Aniston played Ross Gellar and Rachel Green on “Friends” for ten years. During their much-anticipated reunion, the question came up as to whether they’d ever considered dating in real life.
David and Jen admitted that they spent the first season crushing on each other. He said they were like two ships passing in the night. “One of us was always in a relationship and we never crossed that boundary,” he said. “We respected that."
“I just remember saying one time to David, ‘It's going to be such a bummer if the first time you and I actually kiss is going to be on national television,’” Jen quipped. “Sure enough, first time we kissed was in that coffee shop. So, we just channeled all of our love and adoration for each other into Ross and Rachel.”
Source:Entertainment Weekly
BILL COSBY DENIED PAROLE
Bill Cosby will not be getting paroled...and it’s his own fault– according to the parole board.
When Cosby was denied this month, the Pennsylvania Parole Board said a lot of factors went into its decision. For one – he didn't participate in a treatment program for sex offenders. He also failed to develop a parole release plan. Strike three? The Board says Cosby got a negative recommendation from the Department of Corrections.
Reps for the disgraced comic legend say he’s not surprised or giving up. His hope is that the Pennsylvania State Supreme Court will vacate his conviction and grant him a new trial.
Source:TMZ