Is JLC The Most Tiresome Woman In Hollywood?

This would seem to be in poor taste given she's sharing the red carpet with Lindsay Lohan promoting their upcoming Disney reunion. That being said, Lindsay's face work was 10/10, so...

[quote]“The wax lips is my statement against plastic surgery. I’ve been very vocal about [bold]the genocide of a generation of women[/bold] by the cosmeceutical industrial complex, who’ve disfigured themselves. The wax lips really sends it home.”

Genocide.

GENOCIDE.

I like her. I can't help it

Progressives are going to have a field day with her saying it's a genocide.

[quote]“That’s their problem” is, along with, “I don’t give a shit any more”

Where was this attitude when she was begging for the oscar?

She really has become a character in one of her husband's movies.

[quote]The general point about the horror of trying to stay young via surgery is sensible and, of course, I agree. At the back of my mind, however, I have a small, pinging reservation that I can’t quite put my finger on. I suggest to Curtis that she has natural advantages by virtue of being a movie star, which, on the one hand, of course, makes her more vulnerable around issues of ageing, but on the other hand, she’s naturally beautiful and everyone loves her, and most average women who –

[quote]“I have short grey hair!” she protests. “Other women can –”

[quote]They can, of course! But you must have a physical confidence that falls outside the normal –

[quote]“No! No!” She won’t have it. “I feel like you’re trying to say: ‘You’re in some rarefied air, Jamie.’” I’m not! She responds: “By the way, genetics – you can’t fuck with genetics. You want to know where my genetics lie?” She lifts up an arm and wobbles her bingo wings at me. “Are you kidding me? By the way, you’re not going to see a picture of me in a tank top, ever.” This is Curtis’s red line. “I wear long-sleeve shirts; that’s just common sense.” She gives me a beady look. “I challenge you that I’m in some rarefied air.”

Dyke y’know.

I agree with R3. I’ve followed this woman since “Operation: Petticoat” and “Buck Rogers” clear to Activia cleansings.

She's a lot.

Can’t believe she’s only 66. She’s looked retired for decades now.

Hold my D cups!

[quote]I’ve been very vocal about the genocide of a generation of women by the cosmeceutical industrial complex, who’ve disfigured themselves.

Glad she’s drawing so much attention to a real human tragedy.

You got to give it to her. She manages to remain relevant, getting work left and right while most actresses her age are mostly struggling.

Academy Award Winner JLC op should read. (oh and screw you!)

I’ve come to hate her

I might given this thread more serious consideration if it didn't rely on the tiresome DL putdown "nepobaby." Yes, she's being hyperbolic in her language, but her point about women in Hollywood disfiguring themselves is a valid one.

I am a horror movie nerd and will always have a soft spot for her just because she was in so many films I love (Halloween, The Fog, Terror Train, Prom Night), but she has become increasingly obnoxious in her older years and I am almost 100% certain she is bipolar and completely unmedicated.

With you R15. I liked her for decades… but lately she’s become someone whom it would be dreadful to have to spend time with.

You bet, R11 -- because God help you if you don't.

R14 Actresses aren’t forced to butcher their faces. Thats something they’re willingly choosing to participate in at the end of the day. These actresses need to start taking some culpability in the games they play. There are actresses who don’t go under the knife and have careers.

It’s lunacy to use the term genocide in describing it. And it insults and demeans the victims of true genocides and ethnic cleansings. People who have NO SAY in the matter.

R3= JLC

Another thespian forcing everyone to say their middle name for no good reason

I think she's tremendous.

She’s basically a dry drunk with narcissistic personality disorder.

Women never take responsibility for anything.

Top 5 celebs I want to sentence to hard labor in a field.

Unlike men, R23?

No, the most tiresome woman in Hollywood is Viola Davis

No. She's out numbered by many.

[quote]Is JLC The Most Tiresome Woman In Hollywood?

How very dare you, OP

I don't mind her and that's a funny picture.