“Sir Roger Moore has passed away at the age of 89” links

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Rest in peace, Sir Roger Moore. He has passed away at the age of 89. [Pajiba]
Leonardo DiCaprio is already browsing models in Cannes. [LaineyGossip]
Johnny Depp needs to be surrounded by the sausage party. [Dlisted]
James Corden dedicated some time to Manchester. [Buzzfeed]
Kendall Jenner’s one-piece swimsuit looks vintage. [Moe Jackson]
I think the NBA’s social media guy just got fired. [Celebslam]
Nicki Minaj claims she’s trying to be celibate. [JustJared]
Wonder Woman might actually be really good? [IDLY]
I like men with beards, but Jim Carrey’s beard is too much. [Seriously OMG WTF]
Justin Trudeau photobombed a group of kids going to prom. [Socialite Life]

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  1. Veronica says:

    Y’know, I’m a firm believer in wearing what you want and that human bodies are no big deal, but high cut bathing suit suit like the one Kendall is wearing somehow manage to bring out my inner prude. There’s just something so vulgar to me about that cut.

    • chaine says:

      this is what everyone wore when I was a teen. i had the delusion that this cut made me look like i had long slender legs. now i look at old photos and, nope, just looked like somebody with chunky thighs and squished boobs and the mother of all wedgies.

      • jwoolman says:

        I always hated bathing suits of all kinds, probably because I can’t stand any tight clothing at all or elastic. Never occurred to me to just figure out something with normal clothing that would have been a lot more comfortable and also protected me against the deadly sun (Irish extraction, we just burn and get skin cancer). Probably wouldn’t have allowed me into swimming pools, but the chlorine just gave me 24 hour headaches anyway.

        But in my early childhood, the song Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini was all the rage. As a single on 45 rpm vinyl records, the mp3s of the day. So my childhood and adolescence was a transitional period…

        I also remember my mother taking us all over town one night looking for an in-stock 45 of The Monster Mash (“it was a graveyard smash”). There was a deeply disturbing song about a Rubber Dolly on the flip side of some popular 45 that I never understood and never wanted to understand.

  2. detritus says:

    Ahahahahahahahaha
    The media guy must be a) a 19 year old intern b) a 59 year old who has lived under a rock for the last decade c) allergic to laughter if he recognies Amy and not Chapelle
    Dark horse option d) this is a giant joke because Amy is no one compared to Chapelle.

  3. Jenns says:

    I saw this on Twitter. Wonderful story about Roger Moore.

    https://twitter.com/MrKenShabby/status/867036448037511169

  4. tanesha86 says:

    RIP Sir Roger Moore 😢

  5. minx says:

    Sorry to hear about Sir Roger. Such a dashing gentleman.

  6. sauvage says:

    Roger Moore was my favourite Bond.

  7. zan says:

    The story about Justin Trudeau is so funny!! Such a cool prime minister

  8. AnotherDirtyMartini says:

    Noooooo😢😢😢😢 I adore Roger Moore.

  9. Clairej says:

    My partner loves Roger. He got to talk to him at a book signing and Roger was wonderful. Once we stopped at traffic lights in Monaco and Roger in full glam safari suit and his Wife dressed to the nines walked across road. It was amazing – being from NZ this wasn’t a normal occurrence for us and couldn’t believe our lucky timing.

  10. PunkyMomma says:

    Handsome throughout his life, Roger Moore was absolutely beautiful when he was in his twenties. Angelic, actually. RIP Simon Templar —

  11. What's Inside says:

    Roger Moore was a great entertainer and an elegant gentleman even with some of those horrible Bond lines. Bless him and his loved ones.

  12. Finis says:

    I saw Roger Moore perform in The Play What I Wrote on Broadway. He was wonderfully funny in that show, however he collapsed on stage during the performance. One of the performers yelled for the curtain to be closed. Once he was revived, Rodger Moore insisted that the show must go on and he came back on stage to finish his performance. Paramedics then took him to hospital where he had a pacemaker implanted.
    I wasn’t a huge fan before that show, but he won me over with his performance, professionalism, and grace under pressure. What a gem.

  13. kri says:

    Roger Moore was my fave Bond-what a dasher!! Rest in peace.

  14. mermaid says:

    QQ where are you?

  15. African Sun says:

    Roger Moore so sad. Great guy.