Can they take an Oscar back?

[BH]

I thought Alec Baldwin and Steve Martin did a nice job.

[Dr. Nguyen Van Falk]

I thought Alec Baldwin and Steve Martin did a nice job.

There you go with your trademark hipster sarcasm again.

[CBStew]

Farah Fawcett was forgotten off the dead montage.

Bea Arthur, too.

And Ed McMahon.

Why don't you guys just watch the Emmys, where TV stars supposedly matter?

Obviously you never saw this.

Also, pretty sure that any of those 3 have more claim to "movies" than Michael Jackson.

What'd you got against "The Wiz"?  If "Ease on the Down the Road" isn't an iconic song from a motion-picture musical, then I don't know what is.

Can't argue with that

[PenFoe]

Farah Fawcett was forgotten off the dead montage.

"Yeah, uh...sorry about that."

[Gilgamesh]

Precious is NOT beautiful, for the record.  Howard Stern is right about her.

[BH]

Precious is NOT beautiful, for the record.  Howard Stern is right about her.

Who said she was, Thrill or Ian?

[Gilgamesh]

Precious is NOT beautiful, for the record.  Howard Stern is right about her.

Who said she was, Thrill or Ian?

Everyone who talked about her or interviewed her at the Oscars.  Fuck Hollywood.

[Slaky]

Precious is NOT beautiful, for the record.  Howard Stern is right about her.

Who said she was, Thrill or Ian?

Everyone who talked about her or interviewed her at the Oscars.  Fuck Hollywood.

Since when are morbidly obese people not considered gorgeous?

[Quality Start Machine]

Precious is NOT beautiful, for the record.  Howard Stern is right about her.

Who said she was, Thrill or Ian?

Everyone who talked about her or interviewed her at the Oscars.  Fuck Hollywood.

Since when are morbidly obese people not considered gorgeous?

When they get blogs made out of their skin.

[BH]

Typecast.

""What movie could she play in?" Stern questioned on his live broadcast. "You feel bad because everyone pretends that she's part of show business, and she's never going to be in another movie."

The comments made on Stern's show sparked a heated debate among moviegoers and industry observers, with some believing the shock-jock was simply saying what everyone else is thinking.

Jeffrey Wells, a columnist who's lent his candid perspective on the industry to a variety of outlets over the years and now blogs about it on HollywoodElsewhere.com, said in an e-mail, "Gabby is a lovely person and a fine actress, but the hard fact is that she's way, way too fat," adding that the actress will suffer from health problems as well as limited career opportunities if she doesn't lose weight.

"I don't want Gabby to not work, but the only roles she'll have a shot at playing will be down-market moms and hard-luck girls working at Wal-Mart," Wells continued. "No casting director would choose her to play anyone in the upscale executive world ... because no one in the executive world looks like her.""

[Slaky]

Typecast.

""What movie could she play in?" Stern questioned on his live broadcast. "You feel bad because everyone pretends that she's part of show business, and she's never going to be in another movie."

The comments made on Stern's show sparked a heated debate among moviegoers and industry observers, with some believing the shock-jock was simply saying what everyone else is thinking.

Jeffrey Wells, a columnist who's lent his candid perspective on the industry to a variety of outlets over the years and now blogs about it on HollywoodElsewhere.com, said in an e-mail, "Gabby is a lovely person and a fine actress, but the hard fact is that she's way, way too fat," adding that the actress will suffer from health problems as well as limited career opportunities if she doesn't lose weight.

"I don't want Gabby to not work, but the only roles she'll have a shot at playing will be down-market moms and hard-luck girls working at Wal-Mart," Wells continued. "No casting director would choose her to play anyone in the upscale executive world ... because no one in the executive world looks like her.""

It's nice how you can't say true things about huge fat people without getting killed by all the wonderful, kind-hearted people who never, EVER make fun of fat people. It's good to know all these wonderful people are out there fighting injustice and name calling. I hope to meet one of them some day.

[PenFoe]

Here's the Stern clip.

[Doc]

Typecast.

""What movie could she play in?" Stern questioned on his live broadcast. "You feel bad because everyone pretends that she's part of show business, and she's never going to be in another movie."

The comments made on Stern's show sparked a heated debate among moviegoers and industry observers, with some believing the shock-jock was simply saying what everyone else is thinking.

Jeffrey Wells, a columnist who's lent his candid perspective on the industry to a variety of outlets over the years and now blogs about it on HollywoodElsewhere.com, said in an e-mail, "Gabby is a lovely person and a fine actress, but the hard fact is that she's way, way too fat," adding that the actress will suffer from health problems as well as limited career opportunities if she doesn't lose weight.

"I don't want Gabby to not work, but the only roles she'll have a shot at playing will be down-market moms and hard-luck girls working at Wal-Mart," Wells continued. "No casting director would choose her to play anyone in the upscale executive world ... because no one in the executive world looks like her.""

It's nice how you can't say true things about huge fat people without getting killed by all the wonderful, kind-hearted people who never, EVER make fun of fat people. It's good to know all these wonderful people are out there fighting injustice and name calling. I hope to meet one of them some day.

Name's Doc. Nice to meet you, Chubsie.

[Richard Chuggar]

Here's the Stern clip.

I don't get what the debate is about?

[Dr. Nguyen Van Falk]

Here's the Stern clip.

I don't get what the debate is about?

I'm gonna say: probably.