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On 7/26/2026 at 10:35 PM, Devon Malcolm said:

My friend works at a restaurant attached to a vineyard in Los Angeles and told me Melissa McCarthy was one of the nicest customers they've ever had.

Was she sold her house by Dani Behr?

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3 hours ago, Chili said:

What's all this?

Apparently Dani Behr's doing something else now. Dunno what or where, it's all been a bit vague.

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Second Robert Smith for people still going strong. 

If we're going with the dearly departed, Keith Flint was universally considered one of the nicest blokes on the planet. 

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I bumped into Ray Parlour almost 20 years ago. He was lovely, even after I tried to congratulate him for Stefan Schwarz’s goal  against Fiorentina in the Cup Winners Cup. 

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53 minutes ago, The Gaffer said:

Second Robert Smith for people still going strong. 

If we're going with the dearly departed, Keith Flint was universally considered one of the nicest blokes on the planet. 

James Blunt tells a lovely story about Keith Flint where Blunt was at the Brit Awards (or some other thing) and all the top Britpop/indie bands were all rude to him, shunned him and refused to be in photos with him (such as Damon Albarn) but when he bumped into Keith Flint he immediately gave Blunt a huge hug like they were best mates (it was the first time they had met), congratulated him and told him how happy he was for his success and they had a lovely drink together.

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1 hour ago, LaGoosh said:

 shunned him and refused to be in photos with him (such as Damon Albarn) 

I have a mate who's a tour manager for some absolutely massive bands, and once did a tour for one of the One Direction lads, and he said Albarn was an absolute miserable cunt to him for having the audacity to make pop music, to the point a fight almost break out. If there's an opposite to this thread, Albarn's in it.

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Damon Albarn did a Q&A thing at PRYZYM in Kingston either last year or the year before and I have it on good authority from a mate who works at the venue that he almost cancelled the show because he said the chair they had set up for him wasn't comfy enough and the venue had to go and buy a specific £2000 chair that his team requested the day of.

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Graham Coxon and post-coke Dave Rowntree at a push are the only acceptable members of Blur. 

Weller was in that horrible pile-on of James Blunt too at the time. All the Official Cool people, basically. Like a classic Big Brother smokers gang who think they're the shit and all get voted out in the first month. 

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Got a friend who works for a company that provides PA services for celebs when on tour(or are away from home). 

She says the 3 that stands out for her are Alice Cooper("So educated and polite"), Tom Hardy("just a cool, down to earth bloke who despite what some of the reports say") and Corey Taylor("cool....as....fuck"). There will be more, but those are the 3 opinions that stuck in my head.

Edit, these are just one persons opinion. Not saying its gospel)

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12 minutes ago, Cod Eye said:

Tom Hardy("just a cool, down to earth bloke who despite what some of the reports say"

Has he got a reputation then? I always thought he seemed well sound. He drunkenly asked me for a light outside a very posh restaurant in Weybridge once, he looked an absolute state and STILL very handsome. 

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