Here's video of Gwyneth Paltrow leaving her Star Ceremony...
Showing posts with label Gwyneth Paltrow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gwyneth Paltrow. Show all posts
Monday, December 27, 2010
Tim McGraw & Faith Hill Happy Holidays Video
After attending Gwyneth Paltrow's Hollywood Star Ceremony, I wish Tim McGraw and his wife Faith Hill Happy Holidays...
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Gwyneth Paltrow Gets A Hollywood STAR
Co-Stars and Friends of Glee Matthew Morrison and Tim McGraw of Country Strong attended Gwyneth Paltrow's Star on the Walk of Fame Ceremony. Faith Hill was there with Tim looking stunning. Gwyneth looked lovely in a white form fitting skirt and blouse.
Gwyneth's recent stint on Glee was so popular that her character will be returning. Meanwhile Country Strong will hit the theatres in a limited release 12/22/2010 and nation wide Friday, 01/07/2010. Absent from the ceremony was Chris Martin front man for Coldplay and married to Paltrow. Recent says Coldplay is working on an album with the legendary music producer Brian Eno.
Saturday, November 13, 2010
Country Strong Gwyneth Paltrow Sings Cee Lo's F-U on Glee
Gwyneth Paltrow is making the rounds as a singer. With singing roles on GLEE and in the upcoming movie Country Strong, will we see Paltrow joining her husband Chris Martin of Coldplay in an album?
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Gwyneth Paltrow: The Legs Have It
Gwyneth Paltrow rocked a silveresque short suit at the IRON MAN 2 premiere in Hollywood.
Showing off her great legs, Paltrow signed autographs for fans...
Thursday, April 30, 2009
Great Goop!
I don't even know WHY I continue to subscribe to Goop, as I mentioned last week its just Gwyneth Paltrow being preachy and trying to have her values for how to "nourish the inner aspect" (whatever that means - just sounds pretentious and her sad bid at trying to be Oprah).
This week's theme is kid friendly restaurants! What a great idea! I have a toddler and am ALWAYS looking for new place to go. Well instead of offering up a list of places that are family and wallet friendly, Gwyneth offers up a list that great for every banker and celebrity's wallet. I would say easily $$$-$$$$.
Sweetiepie -Seriously? Hugo's? Landmarc? Centrico? The Wolsley? London's famed River Cafe? Clearly the person who writes and research this have no idea of what is going on in the economy and must not know that yes, you need a reservation to actually get into these places (well unless your Gwyneth). I know "Gwynie" is all about promoting her friends epicurean endevours but how about some useful information for people who make under 7 figures?
For example Sweetiepie: The fact that someone would suggest taking a kid to a restaurant where the average entree is $25 (thats for a salad) and the "biggest ice cream sundae on the plant" (which is $75) is ridiculous. Of course its owned by a top literary agent and his wife and she comes from a family that ate all their meals at the Beverly Hills Hotel as a child.
What about place that are ACTUALLY for kids? There are tons of them in New York, LA and Chicago (Though I haven't been to kid friendly London in awhile).
To start with how about Cowgirl Hall of Fame? They actually have a KIDS menu, a full bar (if your dying for a drink) and yes I have seen celebrities eat there and lunch wont cost more for four people (with drinks) than that "biggest ice cream sundae on the planet."
I am not going to go and list 50 million places where you can drink and take your kid, but I think the list that "Gwynie" had to offer is super lame. Clearly I need to find someone else, perhaps an actual authority? to "nourish my inner aspect."
This week's theme is kid friendly restaurants! What a great idea! I have a toddler and am ALWAYS looking for new place to go. Well instead of offering up a list of places that are family and wallet friendly, Gwyneth offers up a list that great for every banker and celebrity's wallet. I would say easily $$$-$$$$.
Sweetiepie -Seriously? Hugo's? Landmarc? Centrico? The Wolsley? London's famed River Cafe? Clearly the person who writes and research this have no idea of what is going on in the economy and must not know that yes, you need a reservation to actually get into these places (well unless your Gwyneth). I know "Gwynie" is all about promoting her friends epicurean endevours but how about some useful information for people who make under 7 figures?
For example Sweetiepie: The fact that someone would suggest taking a kid to a restaurant where the average entree is $25 (thats for a salad) and the "biggest ice cream sundae on the plant" (which is $75) is ridiculous. Of course its owned by a top literary agent and his wife and she comes from a family that ate all their meals at the Beverly Hills Hotel as a child.
What about place that are ACTUALLY for kids? There are tons of them in New York, LA and Chicago (Though I haven't been to kid friendly London in awhile).
To start with how about Cowgirl Hall of Fame? They actually have a KIDS menu, a full bar (if your dying for a drink) and yes I have seen celebrities eat there and lunch wont cost more for four people (with drinks) than that "biggest ice cream sundae on the planet."
I am not going to go and list 50 million places where you can drink and take your kid, but I think the list that "Gwynie" had to offer is super lame. Clearly I need to find someone else, perhaps an actual authority? to "nourish my inner aspect."
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