Chevy Chase has heard it for years, if not decades, that he's difficult to work with. His response? "I don't give a crap."
The 78-year-old legendary comedian and actor let his feelings be known during an interview on CBS Sunday Morning, after correspondent Jim Axelrod asked him if reading those things about him are "unfounded cheap shots."
"I guess you'd have to ask them," Chase said. "I don't give a crap. I am who I am, and I like who I am.
Dolly Parton might be more country than Elvis Presley, but she still found the Memphis singer inspirational. Elvis was an influential musician in Parton’s life, and she was thrilled to have gained his attention early in her career. While she never met the king of rock, she wrote a song about him that she has yet to release.
Dolly Parton wrote an unreleased song about Elvis Presley called ‘I Dreamed of Elvis’ Parton always wanted to meet Elvis, but it never happened.
Jake Gyllenhaal looked absolutely shredded for his upcoming film Road House, and he showed off his chiseled body during Friday's UFC 285 weigh-ins.
In video taken by MMA Junkie, the 42-year-old actor can be seen strutting to the stage before he's introduced as the UFC middleweight challenger Edward Dalton. After getting to the stage, Gyllenhaal pumps up the crowd before taking off his hoodie to reveal the stunning body transformation.
UFC veteran Jay Hieron then headed to the stage for his weigh-in.
The Vampire Diaries universe has a knack for creating supernatural sibling factions. Klaus and Elijah Mikaelson, Damon and Stefan Salvatore, and Josie and Lizzie Saltzman all made their mark in their respective shows. But the Mikaelsons proved to be an exceptional bunch. Werewolf, vampire, and witch flowed through their original bloodline, and as with the Salvatores, so did their undying bond.
When The Originals wrapped, the final scene was Klaus and Elijah dying together, a move that came as a surprise to many.
The Fault in Our Stars fans might recognize Lotte Verbeek as Willem Dafoe’s Amsterdam assistant, but for Outlander’s audience, she’s the mysterious Geillis, who, in Saturday night’s episode, declared that she was indeed a witch. But the real twist was that her “proof” was a mark of the devil — her scar from a smallpox vaccination, which wasn’t widely available in 1743. That, plus her saying “1968!”, reveal that, like our heroine, Geillis is a modern woman in a not-so-modern place.