Hannah Waddingham: NO, you may NOT see my leg!

While I think a lot of stuff is absurd, I have always agreed that it's ridiculous that they ask men about the "art" but ask women about what they're wearing.

It's not like she had a screaming hissy fit. Telling some dude, "dont' be a dick" is pretty tame.

I mean, can you imagine someone asking John Hamm or Michael Fassbinder, "hey, show us some bulge" and thinking it was fine?

[quote] I mean, can you imagine someone asking Jon Hamm or Michael Fassbinder, "hey, show us some bulge"

Why, yes.

*fap fap fap*

On the flip side, winner Nicole Scherzinger apparently couldn't be photographed without flashing it.

And good for Waddingham... she rocked that show last night. It's a pity not enough people know her in North America... she'd do a kick ass awards show here.

[quote] While I think a lot of stuff is absurd, I have always agreed that it's ridiculous that they ask men about the "art" but ask women about what they're wearing.

Because men wear boring suits, they’re all the same and women are into fashion. They get dressed up to get noticed. They can bs all they want. They have publicists and dressers. They’re asked because reporters are told to ask. It’s transactional. The designer wants to make money. Don’t like, get another job. She’s a total cunt.

She looks like garbage.

R6 wasn't enough venting for you, R7?

R4 so THIRSTY.

OLIVIERS TOO WHITE!

TOO MALE!

Well, it wouldn't be Monday if the Grauniad wasn't unhappy.

The Guardian also published this excruciating crap.

[quote]Sunset Boulevard wins big at Oliviers as celebrity talent largely overlooked

[quote]Happy Valley’s James Norton (A Little Life), Fleabag’s Andrew Scott (Vanya), Sex in The City’s Sarah Jessica Parker (Plaza Suite) and former Doctor Who star David Tennant (Macbeth) were all nominated, as were Sheridan Smith (Shirley Valentine) and Joseph Fiennes (Dear England).

Norton, Scott, Tennant and Fiennes are not celebrities, simply established stars who have had multiple high profile TV and film roles, and they were nominated in the same category alongside winner Mark Gatiss, owner of a BAFTA, Emmy and now two Oliviers.

Hannah Waddingham is a goddess.

I'm just pleasantly surprised her surname is pronounced like it's written, and not in some silly posh way you could never intuit on your own.

She'll be 50 years old in July. The old hag should be flattered that someone asked to see her legs.