Sentences with phrase «role in gossip»

Instead, this was the old Stan, who previously had a recurring role in Gossip Girls.

Zegers, best known for his roles in GOSSIP...

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And then there's the increasing role of social media in propagating gossip, «sometimes accompanied by photographs of their authors, drunk or naked or in other forms of moral dishabille.»

A company's leadership often plays a substantial role in the creation (and elimination) of workplace gossip; thus, it's largely up to employers to get rid of the negative effects of everyday small talk.

His starring role as a San Francisco Chef, in the feature - film Trattoria, (now on DVD) co-stars Gossip Girl's John Amedori and also features celebrity chefs Elizabeth Falkner (The Next Iron Chef) and Traci Des Jardins (Top Chef Masters).

Leighton Meester is probably best known for her role as Blair Waldorf on the television series Gossip Girl, especially since the actress's looks were so similar to the character's in the original book series.

After playing minor roles in the television 20 January 2018... Miley Cyrus news, gossip, photos of Miley Cyrus, biography, Miley Cyrus boyfriend list 2016.

If subsequent roles in the films Layer Cake and Alfie weren't enough to get people talking about Miller, her sometime relationship with the latter film's star, Jude Law, certainly helped keep gossip columnists in business.

More recently, Whalley starred in Francis Ford Coppola's TWIXT, CHALLENGER: FINAL FLIGHT with William Hurt, and had a recurring role on the hit television series, GOSSIP GIRL.

The film will mark the Brazilian supermodel's first big screen speaking role, having appeared in a brief cameo in Casino Royale, as well as episodes of Gossip Girl and Entourage.

After school, he did work on the stage, including a run with Liev Schreiber in Eric Bogosian's Talk Radio — here's Stan doing a Bogosian monologue — as well as on film and TV, highlighted by a recurring role on Gossip Girl and parts in Black Swan and Rachel Getting Married.

According to the Hollywood Reporter, Channing would play a «Gene Kelly - type» star, while Ralph is in line for the part of Laurence Lorenz, a studio director, and Tilda is eyeing the role of a powerful Hollywood gossip columnist.

Stan is likely best known for his role in the Marvel movies as Bucky Barnes / The Winter Soldier, but his career has spanned from Gossip Girl to underrated TV gems like NBC's ill - fated Kings and USA's Political Animals to films like Ricki and the Flash, The Martian, and The Bronze, where he played a hyper - competitive gymnastics coach with his eyes on the Olympics.

It has already been announced that Margot Robbie is all - set to reprise her Suicide Squad role of Harley Quinn in the forthcoming Gotham City Sirens for director David Ayer, but the hot gossip around Hollywood is that Megan Fox could be joining her in the role of Poison Ivy.

According to various gossip sites, Rose McGowan and Robert Rodriguez have split, thus throwing McGowan's roles in Barbarella aka «my space ship is nearly finished, seriously,» the newly announced Red Sonja revamp, and Girls in Chains!

The Sweet Smell of Success — Acid indictment of the nihilistic amorality of the entertainment industry starring Tony Curtis in his best role as a small - time press agent (Sidney Falco) trying to ingratiate himself with big - time gossip columnist Burt Lancaster (J. J. Hunsecker), in one of his good performances.

Lastly, there are competing gossip columnists (Tilda Swinton in a dual role) ready to go public with it all.

Best known for his role on Gossip Girl, Westwick was set to act in the BBC One Christmas drama and Agatha Christie adaptation Ordeal by Innocence.

One way to increase their openness to talking with adults is to be more approachable by taking the issue seriously, investing the time and space to listen before moving into problem - solving mode, not harping on the past, and being a role model by not engaging in gossiping and name - calling yourself.

Mary Ting describes the concept of the exhibition: «This exhibition centers on the Witch, Whore and Widow who are forever linked and equated with each other in their societal role — the role of the independent female who is apart from the rest, bearing unusual marks, being too quiet, being too smart, being too this way too that way and thereby subject to gossip, accusations, jealousy, and betrayal.

Firms and colleagues can play a role in actively supporting a lawyer who needs help rather than standing by and wringing their hands (or, worse, gossiping).

Most noteworthy, though, is the novel evidence the current study provides for the role of rumors and gossip in helping to explain the link between early pubertal timing and internalizing symptoms.