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I thought "Toy Story 3", "Beauty and the Beast" and "Up!" were particularly good examples…
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Jennie Garth clearly conveyed her emotions last night with one finger.
The actress was photographed flipping the Bird while out with friends in Hollywood Monday night After Being Told to Wait in Line at the popular nightclub DBA, a source tells E! News.
According to an insider, Garth arrived close to 11:30 p.m. with two girlfriends and three men After attending the Recycle Across America at Kiehl’s Since 1851 event in Santa Monica. When the star tried to get into the club without waiting, the bouncer Told Garth that the male members of her party needed to Wait in line.
That didn’t sit well with the blond beauty, who was overheard arguing with the doorman and ultimately opted to just leave the venue and vent her frustrations on social media.
The What I Like About You star took to Twitter and wrote, "DBA 7969 wtf!" (The numbers aren’t some cryptic code, it just refer to the club’s address.)
In a statement to E! News, the Hollywood hot Spot explained, "DBA has a very strict door policy and Ms. Garth and her entire group of friends were asked to Wait in Line for entry along with everyone else. The group chose not to do so and left."
Garth’s rep was not available for comment.
Jennie Garth Flips the Bird After Being Told to Wait in Line at Hollywood Hot Spot | E! Online
Jennie Garth was DENIED at a hot Hollywood club because she was asked to stand with the common folk, and not because her friends were turned away … so claims the photog who took the pic.
The photog tells TMZ … Jennie skipped the Line and walked up to the security team at the front door. He says they Told her they had no power to make exceptions — everyone needed to stand in line. The photog says that’s when Jennie dropped the card, saying, "I’m 40 years old, I have 3 kids, I’ve been in the business for years."
FYI — she’s 42.
The photog says the "90210" star did not stand in line, began crying and one of the men she was with tried shielding her from the cameras. She never stood in Line … she just left.
Jennie’s people Told TMZ … she was accompanied by 3 women and 3 African American men. Jennie claims security was fine with the women coming in but balked at the 3 guys, and she felt it was wrong.
Read more: Jennie Garth Photog — She Played ‘Do You Know Who I Am’ Card | TMZ.com
On her friendship with Jennifer Aniston: “Everywhere I go, people ask me about Jennifer Aniston’s wedding. And I tell her, ‘Being friends with you is a burden. You think it’s hard to be friends with me? Do you know what it’s like to walk down a red carpet and [reporters] go ‘When are Jen and Justin [Theroux] getting married?’ like I’m in charge of that.”
Why she doesn’t joke about her famous friends: “My friends who are really private, whether they’re famous or not, I won’t talk about them. I do more than a lot of them are comfortable with, but I always joke around. I wouldn’t screw you over, I just wouldn’t do that.”
On Judaism (she’s half-Jewish): “It’s the only religion I identify with. It’s the only thing I knew growing up, so if I had to go to pray somewhere, I would go to a synagogue. That’s the only thing I know. Jews are underdogs — not in my world, obviously, they’re not. [But] there’s a lot of anti-Semitism going on.”
Why she left her E! show: “This isn’t a reason for leaving [my show], but if one more person asks me what it’s like to be the only woman in late night, I thought, ‘This is a good reason to stop being the only woman in late night, so I have to stop fielding the same idiotic question.’”
Being compared to other female comedians: “Journalists sometimes … they’ll say, ‘Do you think there’s a lot of similarities between you and Sarah Silverman? Or Lena Dunham? Or whoever? Amy Schumer?’ I’m like, ‘No, we’re just women.’ Just because we’re women doesn’t mean there are tons of similarities. Every single one of us is vastly different.”
[From HuffPo]
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