...after announcements hit in January, but she has seen "Marilyn," which costars Kenneth Branagh and Judi Dench. "I was privileged enough to see an early cut of the film. I can't speak to the final product, but her performance is amazing," she said......
...celebrity target? Not exactly. Grant's mood darkened noticeably when talk shifted from prying into the lives of the privileged to the recent allegation that the tab had hacked into a missing 13-year-old girl's voicemail in 2002 -- deleting messages......
...Rupert and Dan. I'll really miss being Hermione and living in her world. How can you top this? ... I have just been so privileged to play this role and been a part of these films. Thank you so much for your love and support and embracing all the work......
...working with them. But she soon felt at ease thanks to Hanks, who she said never failed to crack a joke. "It's a privileged life, it's a lovely way to make a living," Mbatha-Raw said of acting. Speaking of making a living, Hanks said......
Tina Fey hearts Gwyneth Paltrow Tina Fey might seem the type to lampoon a privileged A-lister such as Gwyneth Paltrow, but the funnywoman understands Gwyn's plight and, shock of shocks, can relate to her fellow......
...December 21, 2010, one of our employees violated patientsâ confidentiality by talking to the media and by disclosing a privileged document," the center said in a statement. "That employee has been terminated by the Betty Ford Center." The center......
Megan Smith, a 23-year-old Yale graduate and aspiring journalist, finds herself thrust into what seems like an alternate reality when she is fired from her tabloid job and lands a gig as live-in tutor to Rose and Sage, the rebellious, high-maintenance twin teenage granddaughters of cosmetics mogul Laurel Limoges. Megan is so dazzled by the posh trappings of her new Palm Beach job, which includes live-in chef Marco, that she doesn't even notice her best friend, Charlie, is secretly in love with her.
Old people, as we all know, move to Florida to stave off impending death. But Privileged was already set in Florida. So that's not going to work. Hence, the presumptive series finale.
Will's dad declares his new magazine open for business on this week's episode of Privileged. Unfortunately, the magazine still doesn't have a name. And what was once a pretty simple concept of a magazine focusing on charity work has ballooned into something much more amorphous. Hmmm, does this remind us of anything?
It's Charlie's final episode on Privileged. But just as Charlie is leaving, God shows up for the first time. So, you know, fair trade, I guess.
As this week's Privileged opens, Megan asks if Will gave Shelby the money via check, or briefcase full of cash. Will notes that only people in Mission: Impossible actually traffic in briefcases full of cash. Moral of the story: if you ever see a shiny silver briefcase, steal that briefcase immediately, because it is guaranteed to be full of cash. Nobody has ever, ever used a shiny silver briefcase for anything other than making shady underhanded cash deals.
To celebrate the great English poets, I wrote today's Privileged recap entirely in iambic pentameter.
In the spirit of the new year, we should all resolve to be a little nicer. Then again, being really catty and negative is usually more fun. And this is the internet, after all, where negativity is the global standard. But here in this episode, Privileged did something quite annoying to me: they went and started to fix every one of the smaller pet peeves I had about the show. How dare they.
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