Fug The Trend: Best and Worst Red at the SAGs 2011 adwadrs
At the Globes it was green; at the SAGs, red was the most common pop
of color amid the sea of whites and flesh-tones. It’s like everyone was
getting the last drops of Christmas flavor out of their closets. But who
wore it best?
I suspect not Christine Baranski. Let me be clear: LOVE HER. A friend recently wrote to me that she thinks Christine Baranski would be THE most fun to go get drunk with, because it would involve a lot of racy stories, probably some drunken carousing, and then a parting of the ways that involves affectionate but spicy use of the word “bitch.” I wholeheartedly agree. However, her red dress has me concerned that she went out and did most of that evening on her own, without me. And for that I am going to have to boycott The Good Wife (for about thirty seconds). Yeah, that’ll learn her to go on a bender without me.
She seems so PERKY. STILL. ALWAYS. So unaccustomed to that in Hollywood, especially when it appears to be genuine.
I am mildly concerned they're going to have to break up Liz and Carol on
30 Rock, because they can't afford lots of Matt Damon and Liz will
probably need more romantical trouble for future story. Sigh.
unreservedly love this on her, but is it better than some of these
other standouts? Or rather, yes, it's better than some, but is it better
than ALL of them? IS IT?
Love the woman, not so sure about the couch she's wearing. But it's better than her unimaginative and stale Globes red.
Is it morally questionable of me to suggest that if Alicia Florrick went right out and banged the hell out of Josh Charles' character on The Good Wife, she would be my hero? Because I know she's married and all, but... dear God, woman, he's so hot for you he can't even feel himself sweating.
I suspect not Christine Baranski. Let me be clear: LOVE HER. A friend recently wrote to me that she thinks Christine Baranski would be THE most fun to go get drunk with, because it would involve a lot of racy stories, probably some drunken carousing, and then a parting of the ways that involves affectionate but spicy use of the word “bitch.” I wholeheartedly agree. However, her red dress has me concerned that she went out and did most of that evening on her own, without me. And for that I am going to have to boycott The Good Wife (for about thirty seconds). Yeah, that’ll learn her to go on a bender without me.
She seems so PERKY. STILL. ALWAYS. So unaccustomed to that in Hollywood, especially when it appears to be genuine.
Is it morally questionable of me to suggest that if Alicia Florrick went right out and banged the hell out of Josh Charles' character on The Good Wife, she would be my hero? Because I know she's married and all, but... dear God, woman, he's so hot for you he can't even feel himself sweating.
