J. Lo and the amazing lack of luxury
Filed under: Independent, Celebrities and Controversy, Cinematical Indie
I've been working on breaking my addiction to Page Six of late (hey, I've at least gotten to the stage where I can admit that I have a problem), so I missed this lil' item about Jennifer Lopez, director Gregory Nava, and a divatastic meltdown on the Mexican set of Bordertown. The rags reported that J. Lo (although, really, isn't she J, Ant now?) demanded that the low-budget production furnish her with a villa, a luxury trailer, and pay for the $10,000/day services of hairstylist Oribe. But as The Reeler points out, it's not just that "J-Lo is pissed off that Mexico is poor and dirty and that
everybody laughs at her Uggs and that nobody will rent her a villa and
nobody can find $10,000 a day for her hairdresser" - she's actually producing the film, which would usually (kinda? sorta?) give her the right to complain about how the budget was being spent without interference from the tabloids. Except she's trying to spend $10,000 a day on her hair, and that's totally worth making fun of under any circumstance.
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6-21-2005 @ 2:25PM
Jerri said...
What could you possibly do to your hair that would cost $10,000 a day?
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6-21-2005 @ 6:06PM
truthseeker said...
Some people develop their mind. Others seek to purify their souls. There are those who build their muscles and finally we have those who care about their hair.
My the bitch become bald and the only hair left would be on her chocha and unde her arms. May she grow a beard and become as masculine as Georgia O'Keiff. I spit on the latina.
10.000 dollars can feed a city in Mexico.
I hope one day she loses everything because of the misuse to blessing she was given.
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