Blind Item #13
While we know nothing about the 1/100th, we di know that a Cabinet member is dying, but doesn't want anyone to know.
While we know nothing about the 1/100th, we di know that a Cabinet member is dying, but doesn't want anyone to know.
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The closeted A list soccer player is about to get married. One of these days his soon to be wife is going to get busted with one of her many hookups and the whole charade will fall apart.
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The foreign born former A+ list rapper is now grifting off her fans.
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The alliterate director is behind the recent "leaks" about a sequel to this box office smash. The two leads already said they don't want to do a sequel. The director is desperate for a sequel.
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The former husband of the murderer is using the funds from the massive GoFundMe haul to live his lavish lifestyle.
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Why yes, that was the alliterate former talk show hostess at the rapper-mogul’s concert last night. She was spotted coming from the backstage area with some cameras following her and her handler, which could only mean she’s filming something for a documentary or docu-series. She was using a cane which is a first. Another witness spotted her chatting with the mogul and most of the guest performers that night, including the mogul’s wife. The handler was being a bit pushy with the “no photos” commands. Hmm…
Wendy Williams/Jay-Z/Beyonce
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Back when he first transferred to NYU just over a quarter of a century ago, an actor who's now starring in a new CBS procedural was very sheltered. When he went to New York City for orientation, he was unfamiliar with public transportation, amongst other things. He had only a small suitcase, a dream, and a piece of paper with directions written on it. After getting off the plane, our actor started looking for a train that would take him to his new campus. Our actor had spilled coffee on his paper, though, so instead of reading "BDFM," he read something that was just one letter off but meant something entirely different. After asking multiple strangers where he could find this, he got led by an older gentleman to a club that had what he was technically asking for. Our actor was very confused and kept asking multiple people where he could find a train. He did get taken to a train, but not the kind he was looking for. After a while, someone at the club finally figured out what the actor was looking for and helped him get to campus. Our actor kept getting made fun of for this by his NYU friends. About a decade after this happened, one of our actor's friends who was directing an indie film got an idea for a practical joke. Our actor was acting in his friend's movie, and the friend thought it would be funny to have our actor's character wear an "emo" bracelet that was also used in the types of activities that were happening in the club. Our actor was still a bit sheltered at this point, and he never got told the true purpose of the bracelet. After his friend's movie was filmed, he kept wearing it out in public and to red carpet events, just thinking it "looked cool." To this day, our actor still only sees the bracelet as an "emo bracelet," much to the amusement of his NYU friends.
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The movie with the best ending.
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