The "real" me. Hah.

: hopelessoptmist; March 6th, 2012

Marc Cherry Says Eva Longoria & Felicity Huffman Were “Relieved” That Nicollette Sheridan Was Exiting Show

Marc Cherry told the court that Nicollette Sheridan’s Desperate Housewives co-stars Eva Longoria and Felicity Huffman were “relieved” to hear that Sheridan’s character would be killed off the hit ABC series. They were, he testified, concerned that their deals might be affected by salary demands Sheridan might have been considering at the time. The show’s creator/executive producer testified that on or around the series’ 100th episode party on December 10, 2008 — more than two months before Cherry said he told Sheridan that she would be leaving the show – he told Longoria and Huffman that Sheridan’s character was being killed off to “calm them down”.

there needs to be a True Hollywood Story episode about this cast tbhhhh

Source: http://www.dead line.com/2012/03/desperate-housewives-lawsuit-trial-marc-cherry/

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: hopelessoptmist; December 20th, 2009

I feel all inspired to actually write a blog and shit. Maybe I should get a tumblr instead because it's all ~microblogging~ and whatnot. Or wordpress or blogger.

Tags: livejournal, tumblr

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: hopelessoptmist; March 15th, 2008

Current Mood:: amused

So, I googled myself (I was inspired by that Colin Farrell ontd post) and guess what? Apparently, I starred in a movie called "Hip Hop Homos".

For those of you defending those "present" votes...

: hopelessoptmist; February 11th, 2008

Clarifying the record on Brett:

Brett was not Chicago NOW President during Obama's present votes.

Statement of Bonnie Grabenhofer, IL NOW State President

Much has been printed in both the mainstream and alternative media and many have watched videos of Lorna Brett’s comments on important votes that occurred while Barack Obama was serving in the Illinois State Senate (see article below). Ms. Brett continues to present herself as the President of Chicago NOW when IL State Senator Barack Obama was making decisions on votes that were critical for women and girls in Illinois. As the current Illinois NOW State President, it is essential that I clarify for the record that Ms. Brett’s assertions are not correct. Lorna Brett was president of Chicago NOW from 1996-1998. She was not, as she represents, the president of Chicago NOW at the time IL NOW activists were meeting and talking with legislators about the abortion bills in the early 2000s.