On Feb 2, 3:10=A0pm, Gracenote wrote:
> On Feb 2, 5:50=A0pm, "pusssyk...@..." wrote:
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> >http://blindgossip.com/?p=3D15640
> > A few years back, this multi-hyphenate was a media darling. She was on
> > TV all the time, she dated singers and actors and athletes, and she
> > swept the awards shows. At the peak of her fame, however, tragedy
> > struck. Well=85 not really=85 but it did get her a lot of press. Turns =
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> > that the clever girl was faking it. So while the fans held their
> > collective breath, hoping against hope that their darling, innocent
> > girl would pull through from this horrible event, piling accolades
> > upon her, and marveling at how she managed to muster the energy to
> > perform and to go to hospitals and visit sick children during her own
> > tragedy, it turns out she was simply recovering from a case of
> > =93exhaustion=94. But, hey, she did manage to squeeze in photo ops of h=
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> > visiting sick children in hospitals, helping to visualize what it
> > would be like to be well. What a good person she must be!
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> All I can think is Christina Applegate but I don't think this is her
> at all. Plus she isn't a multi-hyphenate if that refers to her name.- Hid=
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In Hollywood speak a hyphenate is someone who does more than one thing
in the business. A singer-actor, for instance. A multi-hyphenate
would be something like a singer-actor-producer or some such.
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