A Female Juror Has Been Flirting With John Edwards At His Trial, ABC News Reports » comments As the jury in the John Edwards trial continues to deliberate, it’s making the news — not for arriving at a verdict, but because a female juror has been flirting with Edwards. Surprising, we know. According to ABC News, one of the alternate jurors — “an attractive young woman with jet-black hair” — seems to have been flirting with Edwards for days. Because it can’t be phrased any better, via ABC News: The juror clearly instigated the exchanges. She smiles at him. He smiles at her. She giggles. He blushes. The flirtation has become so obvious that even Edwards’ attorneys have to work to suppress their laughter at ... Continue reading →
Thursday, May 24, 2012 Tony Performances Announced By Samuel Negin The performances that will appear on this year’s Tony telecast have officially been announced by Playbill.com. Notable among these performances is the appearance of Godspell on the list. Traditionally, only the shows nominated for best musical and best revival of a musical are permitted performances on the telecast. Since Godspell did not make the cut, having been entirely shut out (receiving zero nominations), it is quite unusual for it to have been granted a spot on the show. Click to read more… Tags: Audra McDonald, Bernadette Peters, Godspell, Newsies, Nice Work If You Can Get It, Norm Lewis, The Gershwin's Porgy and Bess Continue reading →
In some bombshell casting news, Minka Kelly and Matthew McConaughey have just been cast as Jackie Kennedy and John F. Kennedy. What?!Precious director Lee Daniels just revealed that the two will play the Kennedy couple in his upcoming project The Butler, which is based a Washington Post article by Wil Haygood on Eugene Allen, the late White House butler who served eight presidents during his tenure from 1952 to 1986. Forest Whitaker will play Allen, with Oprah Winfrey playing his wife. The presidential roles also serve up quite the ensemble cast with Alan Rickman playing Ronald Reagan, Jane Fonda playing Nancy Reagan (seriously, she's playing a conservative?!) and John Cusack playing Richard Nixon.Related: Matthew McConaughey Strips Down for Esquire But by far the biggest stretch ... Continue reading →
