JOSEPH GORDON-LEVITT SNUBS FANS AT TIFF 2011: CO-STARS SHINE

Joseph Gordon-Levitt at TIFF 2011 Premiere of 50/50

The Fans absolutely love Joseph Gordon-Levitt but it would appear he doesn't feel the same about them. Arriving in Toronto just hours before the Premiere of his TIFF 2011 title 50/50, missing its Press Conference yesterday, the talented Actor avoided Fans completely, some who queued up all day hoping just to get an Autograph.

The shy Actor did the same also on his way out of Ryerson Theatre, where the Premiere had been held, sheepishly avoiding eye contact with a smirk on his face.

Co-stars Seth Rogen, Anna Kendrick and Bryce Dallas Howard however were wonderful to Fans, making time for them before and after working the Media Line at the Red Carpet, especially fellow Canadian Rogen who drew tons of cheers.  Even Funnywoman Kathy Griffin popped by to walk the Red Carpet to give out a few high-fives and Autographs for laughing out loud!

Read my Review of 50/50 here.

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JIM CARREY & KATHY GRIFFIN POST CREEPY LOVE LETTER VIDEOS

Jim Carrey & Kathy Griffin (Top to Bottom)

Jim Carrey started it all off with a disturbing Video Love Letter to Emma Stone earlier this week and now the amazing Kathy Griffin has jumped on-board, professing her love for Justin Bieber too! But who did creepy better? That is the question!

Among some of the praise for Stone in Carrey’s rants were, “Emma, you are more than pretty. You are all-the-way beautiful”, before going on to tell her, “You are smart, kind-hearted. And if I were a lot younger, I would marry you and we’ve have chubby little freckle-faced kids...”.

Not to be outdone, Griffin in her own Video pledged to Bieber, “If I could I would marry you... we would have kids...”, crossing one more step over-the-line saying, “We should just get hotel”. LOL

Watch Jim Carrey profess his love for Emma Stone:

JOAN RIVERS: A PIECE OF WORK REVIEW

Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work is one of the biggest surprises of the year. The Documentary so perfectly hits it on-the-head that even the ultimate Perfectionist in which it centers upon herself would approve lovingly. Many of us known Rivers as a Comedienne. Cruel, plastic, brash, mean, infuriating, funny. Anyone watching this film from by Ricki Stern and Anne Sundberg will get an eye-opener of a look at Rivers' storied rise to fame, wondering why it is that at age 75 she still works as hard as she still does.

I mean, yes we all love Betty White right? Joan Rivers too has been hard at work for many years and still relevant. Many of us fail to acknowledge Rivers for her contributions to women in Comedy.  In seeing clips of her earlier work where she attacked subject matter deemed controversial in her day, like Abortion and Pregnancy on stage as part of her Routines, do we see that influence she has had on the face of Comedy. It is safe to say that there would be no Sarah Silverman or Kathy Griffin today if it weren't for Rivers. Griffin even acknowledges this on camera.

To this day, Rivers still says "yes" to gigs at dive clubs, hawks Jewellery on QVC and is willing to sit through the humiliating experience of being insulted by younger fellow comedians on The Comedy Network's The Comedy Roast. The Bitch is tough as nails and knows that in order to continue living her lifestyle (compared to that of The Queen by her Manager Billy Sammeth), everything comes at a cost. She's relentlessly looking to fill her Itinerary and takes offense to being credited as having "paved" the way for women in Comedy. She clarifies that she is still working and "paving" the way for them.