Quotes tagged ‘Celebrities’

“I have to reapply deodorant before making a dentist appointment on the phone. Robert Pattinson lied confidently on live television. How did Robert Pattinson get to that point?”

— Dana Schwartz, thecut.com

“The couple had weathered allegations of infidelity, and Larry King originally filed for divorce in 2010 before retracting the paperwork.”

— Michele Corriston, people.com

“They inspire new archetypes, blaze trails for new genres, or milk enough cash out of customers to greenlight global cross-platform media franchises. Others reshape the real world, whether according to the artist’s intent or as a Frankenstein’s monster that slips loose from the creator’s grasp. There…”

— Slate, slate.com

“Taking to Instagram, Reynolds revealed that Lively had commissioned an artist to create a bespoke piece of work depicting her husband busy at his first job as a paperboy in Vancouver.”

— Ellie Woodward, BuzzFeed, buzzfeed.com

“Don’t fight evolution because you will never win. Like the mountain I am standing on top of, which was once under water, connected with Africa, change is inevitable.”

— Miley Cyrus, buzzfeed.com

“It was super weird that we were in the middle of an outdoor mall, right next to a Zara.”

— Stephanie McNeal, buzzfeednews.com

“I’m a person who’s been through a lot and doesn’t know what to say about any of it to myself, let alone the world.”

— Ariana Grande, vogue.com

“We do know that she wishes her warmest congratulations to all those who have written a book. And, you know what, same.”

— Cale Weissman, thecut.com

“This is also the same generation-Z pop star who thought the Spice Girls were a made up band until about two years ago.”

— Brooke Marine, teenvogue.com

“This, frankly, sounds like the kind of culture one could easily get into.”

— Helen Holmes, observer.com

“There’s a real collective force when so many women come together. It’s a shame that it requires so many of us to be heard, but the force of it has the same force of a legal statement being implemented.”

— Natalie Portman, harpersbazaar.com

“I remember I did karate as a kid, at the Jewish Community Center, and when I started I was the worst in the class, I was the worst of 25 Jewish kids who were afraid of getting picked on. And then just because everyone else quit, three years later I was at the top of the class, and there were 25 Jewi…”

— Seth Rogen, gq.com

“I don’t know what’s in the flower-infused water all the famous people are drinking these days, but they’re all seemingly having the same meltdown at the same time about media criticism of them and their work (or of their friends).”

— Scaachi Koul, buzzfeednews.com

“I might not be that great at anything specific, but I think I am good at being honest.”

— Stassi Schroeder, nytimes.com

“I made a decision to go to the White House when everyone was telling me, ‘Don’t go, your career will be over; you can’t step foot in there.’ And I was like, ‘It’s my reputation over someone’s life?’ Weigh that out. People talk shit about me all day long. It will just be another story about me versus…”

— Kim Kardashian West, vogue.com

“Could I burn a bridge with a single ill-placed mention of aging?”

— Nora Taylor, manrepeller.com

“No offense, I just feel like a dead nun or Samara from 'The Ring' is going to pop out of the corner at any moment.”

— Matt Stopera, buzzfeed.com

“On Saturday night, my man would always deliver.”

— Adam Sandler, youtube.com

“Kelly: Jim!!! Oh my god, I have so much to tell you. Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes had a baby, and they named it Sure! And Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie also had a baby, and they named it Shiloh! And both babies are amazing! Jim: Wow! So, uh, what's new with you? Kelly: I just told you.”

— Brent Forrester, Caroline Williams, Kelly Kapoor, Mindy Kaling, imdb.com

“In person, she is more blunt, introspective and interesting than she is on the show, willing to express mild irritation that might seem off-key in front of a national audience. She’s also much more likely to explore dark corners of her psyche, regrets, second thoughts, anxieties that linger.”

— Jason Zinoman, nytimes.com