If the accomplishment of a speech is measured by its capacity to provoke a set of raging, contradictory reactions, then Jodie Foster has a hit on her hands. Hollywood players and gay organizations are fawning over her remarks at Sunday's Golden Globes, while
Yes, she has a right to come out as she desires, but she also has it in her to be larger than that, to say what she knows about being alone and hurt to benefit kids who don't have the like of friends and family, and she
Ben Affleck and Les Misrables were huge winners last night at the 70th annual Golden Globes, and then there was Jodie Foster, who delivered perhaps the.
If the accomplishment of a speech is measured by its capacity to provoke a set of raging, contradictory reactions, then Jodie Foster has a hit on her hands. Hollywood players and gay organizations are fawning over her remarks at Sunday's Golden Globes, while
The answer to the puzzle of Jodie Foster's rambling, skinned, semi-confessional speech at the Golden Globes on Sunday may have been right there at the outset, when she skittishly quoted a lesser-known “Saturday Night Live” character and shouted: “I'm 50!
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