In order to "celebrate" Jessica Simpson's big screen debut (it's tomorrow, boys -- hopefully you can keep your pants on until then), Entertainment Weekly has put together a definitive guide to divas past and their celluloid debuts. Diana Ross' turn as Billie Holiday in Lady Sings the Blues gets the highest grade; it's probably no surprise that Miss Mimi performance in our favorite "crapsterpiece", Glitter, gets roundly trashed. Also on the list is Cher's debut, a movie I've never seen called Chastity. Written and produced by Sonny Bono, and tackling hot issues like sex, drugs and schizophrenia, it sounds a lot like Go Ask Alice, except ... it stars Cher. Categories
In order to "celebrate" Jessica Simpson's big screen debut (it's tomorrow, boys -- hopefully you can keep your pants on until then), Entertainment Weekly has put together a definitive guide to divas past and their celluloid debuts. Diana Ross' turn as Billie Holiday in Lady Sings the Blues gets the highest grade; it's probably no surprise that Miss Mimi performance in our favorite "crapsterpiece", Glitter, gets roundly trashed. Also on the list is Cher's debut, a movie I've never seen called Chastity. Written and produced by Sonny Bono, and tackling hot issues like sex, drugs and schizophrenia, it sounds a lot like Go Ask Alice, except ... it stars Cher. 'Fone Finds
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- The Most Pirated Movies of All Time [The Hollywood Reporter]
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- 'SNL': Best & Worst Moments of 2011 [EW]
- The Worst Players Who Made the Most Money [Bleacher Report]
- The Best Reviewed Films of 2011 [Rotten Tomatoes]
- The Most Annoying Reality TV Stars of 2011 [HitFix]
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