“I had to grow the hair down there. But because of years of waxing, as all of us girls know, it doesn’t come back quite the way it used to. They even made me a merkin — a wig — because they were so concerned that I might not be able to grow enough.” —Kate Winslet needed some help down there for The Reader [Allure via Jezebel]
“I already met her. Elizabeth Taylor … the best old-school dame I’ve ever met. A regular, wonderful person. Billy Bob Thornton and Steve Martin were also there. Boy, did I take to her. For dinner she ordered liver and onions and just smothered them with salt. I admired that. She’s an astonishingly great broad.” —Johnny Depp on meeting the Hollywood icon he most admires [VF via HuffPo]
“I think that I was really put into his life for a reason. He wouldn’t have left behind these wonderful songs that they have, or the legacy that they have now that has continued for three generations. ‘Cause I see little Maddox Jolie-Pitt wearing a Ramones T-shirt, I see Tom Cruise’s daughter Bella, who’s like 15 or 14, wearing a Ramones shirt, and I see 50-year-old people wearing ‘em too, you know? It’s just amazing that the Ramones legend has spanned generations.” —Vera Ramone King is glad she helped keep Dee Dee Ramone alive, so Maddox Jolie-Pitt could wear his T-shirts [Suicide Girls]
“Oh yeah, I was completely aware of the fact that the reaction was ‘fuck this Charlie’s Angels guy!’ But I’m willing to let the work do the talking. I’m tired of being the cheerleader for my films. I’m no stranger to being the long shot. My whole life has been from a place of disadvantage. I’ve got to the point where I don’t give a fuck.” —McG couldn’t care less [Guardian UK]
“I covered my boner with my thing on stage. I don’t know if I’ll get into trouble for that but that was my bit. When he came up, I jumped up and down and covered my erection.” —Jonah Hill on dealing with handing Robert Pattinson an award [MTV]
“Radiohead and Led Zeppelin. Radiohead are reluctant to give up their masters. They don’t like people having the stems because they don’t want them to remix their stuff. If you’ve been Radiohead for this long you shouldn’t really worry about that because it’s not as if anybody’s going to remix your tracks better than you’ve done. And Zeppelin would just be great, straight-up rock ’n’ roll.” —Dhani Harrison, George’s son, on Harmonix’s next targets [Spinner]
