In Mr. Trump's world, "performing satisfactory" means being tolerant enough of the continuous stream of bullshit spewing from his mouth to not go postal. Also, one must never drink a martini if it wasn't made with ~*~Trump Vodka~*~ and shaken with ice cubes made from ~*~Trump Ice Natural Spring Water~*~
A meritocracy founded in nepotism. You'll find this, and many more fascinating things that don't exist, in my new book, "Trump Fairy Tales: A Retrospective"
Hudson is the daughter of "Private Benjamin" Goldie Hawn who raised her with long-time companion Kurt Russell, a veteran of more than 40 years in show biz.
She also earned an Oscar nomination for best supporting actress in her first big role in a major film, playing rock 'n' roll groupie Penny Lane in "Almost Famous."
If it all sounds like it came too easy, it didn't.
"I didn't want to be associated with my parents, didn't want the perception that I rode on somebody's coattails, and I had to be very conscious of that," she said. "I feel pretty lucky. I feel pretty blessed, but I'm a real hard worker."
But THAT IS THE POINT!!! Millions of people could do what any actor/business person does! It IS the connections that start you on the road to a career in the most competitive careers!
No one has to help you out if you want to be, say, a waiter or an anesthesiologist, or any other job where there's big demand - you can land a job there.
But in a job where there's room only for a select few (professional sports, acting, high-level executive) - and there is plenty of talented supply - then it IS all about the connections!!
Kate Hudson has also used this line. It is complete and utter bullshit.
@FormerEnglishMajor: i'd believe more offspring of famous people who go on to have famous careers if they did the following:
(1) legally changed their name
(2) were financially cut off from their family
(3) achieved success in a completely different field from their famous parents
but see...even if (1) happens, (2) is still there.
1. "Rat" is also an anagram of "art," and rats are indestructible critters known for scavenging, rooting in muck and ripping apart matter that their more advanced evolutionary peers had put together. Kind of like most contemporary artists, no?
2. Heavens to Betsy, even Kate Moss' musculoskeletal system looks hot.
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The necklace, sure. But the locale? Monte Carlo? Generic south of France? Catskills? #stephanienewhouse
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Hudson is the daughter of "Private Benjamin" Goldie Hawn who raised her with long-time companion Kurt Russell, a veteran of more than 40 years in show biz.
She also earned an Oscar nomination for best supporting actress in her first big role in a major film, playing rock 'n' roll groupie Penny Lane in "Almost Famous."
If it all sounds like it came too easy, it didn't.
"I didn't want to be associated with my parents, didn't want the perception that I rode on somebody's coattails, and I had to be very conscious of that," she said. "I feel pretty lucky. I feel pretty blessed, but I'm a real hard worker."
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No one has to help you out if you want to be, say, a waiter or an anesthesiologist, or any other job where there's big demand - you can land a job there.
But in a job where there's room only for a select few (professional sports, acting, high-level executive) - and there is plenty of talented supply - then it IS all about the connections!!
Kate Hudson has also used this line. It is complete and utter bullshit.
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(1) legally changed their name
(2) were financially cut off from their family
(3) achieved success in a completely different field from their famous parents
but see...even if (1) happens, (2) is still there.
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2. Heavens to Betsy, even Kate Moss' musculoskeletal system looks hot.
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