Did I seriously just wait in traffic for a half an hour IN THE WHOLE FOODS parking lot? Unbelieveable. Los Angeles, we need to work on your car problem.
Here is a picture of traffic in Los Angeles in 1972. I guess the more things change, the more they stay the same.
I just can’t get enough of the star sightings. There I was, innocently going to Literati Cafe on my lunch break, and who’s right there beside me? Marcia Cross. Apparently I’ve run out of stars to see and now have to repeat celebrities, since I’ve already seen her on Rodeo Drive last year.
I was already alerted to the possibility of a ’supastah’ being inside because of the beautiful extremely expensive car in the parking lot, not to mention the paparazzi swinging from the trees, but still, exciting nonetheless. I DID want to see a new one though. Marcia Cross? Been there, done that. I don’t like to watch movies over and over again, and my stars are the same way.
She’s very beautiful though. Very skinny and small. Striking. But. Why does there always have to be a ‘but’? But there is. All I’m asking is that can some star any star that I see please be aging gracefully and happily? When I saw Nicollette Sheridian at Taverna Tony’s she was still very pretty, ‘but’ the plastic surgery was just too much. Lips: too much. Lack of wrinkles: too much. It seems Marcia Cross has taken the same route. Why does plastic surgery have to abound?
So here’s a little tip for those just visiting or still new to the LA star scene: When you look at a woman’s face but can’t tell how old she is as there’s nair a wrinkle to be seen, she’s had a lil sum’in sum’in done in the face.
And I take that back what I said earlier. When I saw Courtney Thorne-Smith at the Brentwood Whole Foods, she looked plastic surgery free. So they ARE out there. Far and few between, but they exist. Thanks for restoring the faith Courtney, thank you.
