Kim K......her net worth is $65 million.........imagine how much she could make if she was a "smart" business women.....lol.

 

 She understands the game, and has played it very well....... power to her. If the world looses interest in her....... it won't matter......she

 

will never need to work again.  

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It was the Movies that gave us not only Bogart, Bacall and Hepburn, but smoking and drinking martinis as well, to appear suave, debonair to be part of the In-Crowd.

 

DEB

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And also gave us brilliant talent and entertainment.  I love fashion and am interested in which designer gown the women

are wearing, but as for the interviews imo it's the fault of the dumb interviewers who ask such dumb questions.

What would I ask?   Well perhaps  .....do they have a favourite charity or cause?  And why?   for starters.  Many of them seem to support charities in a big way.    

Knowing who the designer is goes a long way back...Audrey Hepburn and Givenchy, for example. Grace Kelly having her wedding dress made by an Oscar-winning Hollywood studio designer. So, let them ask about the dresses, but ask some serious questions, too, if that's what the men get. Be nice to see who can answer without a script 😉


From memory I think Helen Rose designed Elizabeth Taylor's first wedding dress to Hilton, too. Much fuss was made over her dress, too, but it is Grace Kelly's that lives on as the most famous. Ever.

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@lurker172602 wrote:
I realise the OP was just after having a bit of fun but, has everybody missed the point of the article. Which was (I think anyway) that the women on the red carpet just want to be asked the same type of questions as their male co-stars.

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Most of the Commentators, have a list of what & what they cant ask these people anyway. They are given 30 seconds to tell them they look magnificent, blah blah, show their Bleached Unatural Looking Teeth off, do a Twirl and off they go.

That's not the way I read what Jennifer Garner was saying. She was saying that her and Afflick were asked completely different types of questions.

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@happyroo_bunji wrote:

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@secondhand-wonderland wrote:

I thought this was kinda interesting (compared to the usual unimportant celebrity news...)

 

Even though their nails and gowns ect are lovely, the celebs want to be asked about more meaningful questions on the red carpet...

 

What would you ask them?

 

http://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/fashion/askhermore-female-celebrities-hit-back-at-inane-questions-o...

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I'd ask boring questions like,

 

"If you didn't become an actor, what career path would you have chosen?

 

"Ford or Holden"

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Yes I think the career path question would be very good.   I don't get the Ford or Holden bit though. 

I want see what happens if someone actually asks a serious question like; 

 

What do you think about the war on terror/drugs or Do you think the Palestinians should have their own state? (not to start a big debqate here about those topics but yeah..

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@happyroo_bunji wrote:

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I'd ask boring questions like,

 

"If you didn't become an actor, what career path would you have chosen?

 

"Ford or Holden"

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Folder or scruncher?