March 13, 2018
This alliterate former singer turned television actress was telling friends that things are on the rocks with the guy she is supposed to marry.
Mandy Moore
This alliterate former singer turned television actress was telling friends that things are on the rocks with the guy she is supposed to marry.
Mandy Moore
that whole nice girl persona she has going on is so obviously fake that it's laughable
ReplyDeleteThis is what happens when the showbiz couple only has one person involved who is successful. They met when Mandy had no career a couple of years ago, now she does. He still doesn't.
ReplyDeleteI always thought she was adorable, even if it's fake.
ReplyDeleteHer performance as the goody goody two shoes in a walk to remember was so full of shit you could squeeze that one out and fertilize the Saraha.
ReplyDeleteHush now, @sandybrook
ReplyDeleteDawes is a fucking amazing band and they are doing just fine, thank you.
+1
DeleteShe's always been so lame. She couldn't sing like Christina or be as sexy as Britney so she had to market herself as a goody goody to stand out because she's always been basic as hell. She knows it too that's why she's never been able to not be chasing after a guy and why they always leave her eventually.
ReplyDeleteI mean it's kind of refreshing that someone pretty normal and bland like Mandy made it in Hollyweird.
ReplyDeleteAs Raspy mentioned, she couldn't really sing, didn't have the dance chops or looks like Britney, look what happened to Jessica Simpson and her goody-two shoes image. So fake nice or not, I like Mandy.
never heard of them Sara, sorry, will head to youtube later and see if anything of their's is there.
ReplyDeleteShe was in bbb years ago in nyc i worked there.. My coworkers told me she was there at check out and i was like whatttttt.. I loved her.I chased her down (lol i know crazy) but i caught her and said i just wanted to tell you you have the most beautiful voice. She and her friend laughed at me. Thanked me with a question mark..I donated her album I bought recently to the library. I just read somewhere you should never meet your idols. It's soooo true.
ReplyDeleteYeah I keep hearing that too (never meet your idols). That’s why I never entered that teapot contest with Benedict Cumberbatch but I actually tweeted (!) encouraging others to do so because it sounded like a charity (surgical missions in developing/LDCs) that I would have liked to support.
DeleteThe thing is, he plays Doctor Strange and my hands wobble like that IRL too (because of an illness rather than an accident). The guy has done some jerky things and is highly flawed, but at least they were DIRECTED FIRST-HAND at me. I’d like to keep it that way. I’ll go live in an ashram to relive Kamar-Taj, but I would NEVER go to a Comic-Con. I see so many of his fans have profile pics of them with him from the BBC Sherlock convention, I could never do it... 🌋🌺👩🏻🥗🍂
Plus, another reason why I never want to meet Benedict is because I got catfished by an imposter who claimed to be him (I was acting like a crazy person too) and I don’t think I could look at him in the face after what happened. It’s too embarrassing. I probably wouldn’t have cared much about being disillusioned before he started playing Doctor Strange, but now it’s too precious to mess up.
*WEREN’T directed first-hand at me!
DeleteFFS spell-check, I’ve never met that man in my life. In a past-life, maybe, but not this one.