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First Pamela Anderson filed for divorce from Rick “Night Vision” Solomon.
Then the next day she said “J/K, LOL.”
Now it turns out that she changed her mind again last week and served him with divorce papers.
So far she hasn’t done another do-over yet, but stay tuned because it’s almost lunchtime in LA and she just woke up. Possibly.
Here’s what the Writers Guild of America says its members need to do during a strike, according to Variety:
“As soon as a strike is called, you must immediately stop writing for any and all struck companies. You may not continue to write or complete writing started before the strike for a struck company. You may not start writing on a new project during a strike. You may not perform writing services even if you work at home or at your own office rather than at the company’s premises.”
But since The Tonight Show returned to the air, WGA member Jay Leno has been writing his own monologue. He claims he got permission from the WGA to do so. They say he shouldn’t be writing anything during the strike, but they’re not going to take any action against him. How quickly things change…
Hey, Jay, maybe if you buy some more donuts for the writers, they’ll stop bugging you about breaking your agreement. Donuts are yummy!
(Note: Honestly, as annoying as Leno is, I’m not sure who’s in the right here. Especially now that Letterman’s back with his writers, and the rest of the late-night hosts are back, or soon will be back, without their writers. It’s getting confusing. Things were so much simpler when it was just Johnny. Hey, has anybody seen my teeth? I can’t find my teeth.)
Vanessa Hudgens — who they say is an actress but she’s really best known for those leaked nudie pics she took for her boyfriend and High School Musical co-star Zac Efron — has the cover of the February issue of Seventeen, where she gives her first interview since the scandal:
“But truthfully I don’t like talking about it. It was something that was meant to be private, and even though it isn’t anymore, I’d still like to keep it as private as I can.”
She then goes on to talk about it as much as possible, knowing that’s the only reason anyone knows her from Eve.
About finding out about it from her manager:
“We heard some story was going to break in the tabloids, and I was like, What?!? A few days later, the picture came out while I was on vacation in Australia. Thank God, I wasn’t home – it would have sucked if I was at home. So I got to be away from L.A. for about a millisecond. But when I came back, it got kind of crazy.”
About gossip blogs:
“It’s very unfortunate because with the Internet these days, you don’t have a personal life. Nothing is private: Everyone knows everything, and they can find out everything about you… you have to be aware of the people you’re around.”
About her mom’s reaction:
“I was just open with her, and she was just so cute. She was like, ‘Well, everyone can be naked if they want to.’ [Laughs] My parents are very supportive of me. And they know I’m a teenager, and yes, kids do stupid things sometimes.”
About looking back:
“It was very traumatic, and I am extremely upset it happened. I hope all my fans can learn from my mistake and make smart decisions. But I wouldn’t have been able to get through it if it wasn’t for my family, friends and fans, who supported me all along the way.”
Yeah, it’s really clear she just hates talking about it.
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