Robert Pattinson opens up about crew members that pissed in unhappy actress’ Bathwater’

Twilight‘s Robert Pattinson has recently urged up and coming actors not to complain about the conditions on films because he witnessed crew members getting payback following an actresses demands.

Pattinson told Britian’s Esquire magazine that stage hands and prop bosses have all of the power and influence on a movie set, not the actors and definitely not the directors. After one particular experience he learned to keep your mouth shut even if he is not happy with the way things are going.

“This actress was doing a scene in the bath and she kept complaining about the temperature; how it was too hot or too cold. So everyone p**sed in it and put a bunch of bubble bath in afterwards, so you couldn’t smell it!”

“This stuff happens. That’s why I avoid asking for anything. I don’t want to get anyone’s p**s on me.”

He didn’t reveal which actress was complaining about the bath water but, we can only sit back and wonder if it was Kristen Stewart or Reese Witherspoon.

As the saying goes don’t mess with your doctor or your barber. Now, if you’re an actor don’t mess with anyone on set.

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Jada Pinkett Smith has finally addressed the controversial Willow Smith Instagram photo.

A couple of months a go a photo of 13 year old Willow Smith lying in bed with 20 year old actor Moises Arias created serious controversy in the public. Willow’s mother Jada Pinkett Smith, recently spoke out about about the issue and does not seem to agree with public opinion.

In an interview with Net-a-Porter, she said “Just don’t pollute something that’s not dirty.” She continued to speak about the value of women in our society and believes women are not valued as much as they used to:

“It’s really tough. I feel like the connection to the value of women on a bigger scale has decreased tremendously. Even though you look and go, ‘Women have so many opportunities,’ it’s like, ‘Yeah, but at what cost?'” [via]

A lot of the controversy fell on the shoulders of Jada and Will Smith but not on Moises. But, the Smith family is not a typical family. During the interview she opens up about her marriage to Will Smith and their different approach to parenting and family life. “I want my kids to be happy and I want them to be themselves. I was saying to a friend the other day, ‘Remember, our kids are not us.’ They’re not. Sometimes we’re trying to fix things that happened to us or projecting [onto them], and that’s a terrible, terrible trap.”

At the same time, making your kids happy didn’t protect the family from being investigated by Child Protective Services.

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Sharknado 2: The Second One Breaks SyFy Network Records for the most watched original movie.

Sharknado 2 Sets SyFy ratings record. This week’s Sharknado 2: The Second One aired on the SyFy Network and broke several records. According to TheWrap, Sharknado 2 had nearly 3.9 million viewers. That is an increase from the original, 1.4 million viewers.

The Syfy phenomenon pulled in 3.9 million total viewers on Wednesday. As a result, the cable channel is replaying it on both Saturday and Sunday.

That number is nearly three times what the original TV movie got in its debut, with the sequel setting a Syfy Original Movie record in the process. [TheWrap]

Sharknado 2: The Second One was the SyFy network’s most watched original movie.

Sharknado 2: The Second One centers on a freak weather system that turns deadly fury on New York City, unleashing a Sharknado on the population. Only Fin and April can save the Big Apple.

It was directed by Anthony C. Ferrante, with Tara Reid and Ian Ziering reprising their roles from the first film. Also joining the cast are Vivica A. Fox, Kari Wuhrer, Kelly Osbourne, Judah Friedlander and several celebrity cameo appearances.

Surprisingly, critics hated the movie. Brian Lowry of Variety said the CGI sharks looked terrible. Neil Genzlinger of The New York Times said that it looks nothing more than dumb fun. Verne Gay of Newsday wrote that the film does not take itself seriously as the original and the sequel is not as good as the first. But, Caroline Framke of The A.V Club gave the film an ‘A’, saying “over-hyped sequel has zero business being this much fun”.

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