Tamar Skydell
By Tamar Skydell
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The Schmooze Starbucks To Launch Notorious Pumpkin Spice Lattes…In August
Sip, sip, hooray! Rumors have been swirling that Starbucks plans on blessing us with an early launch date of the Pumpkin Spice Latte, the drink that we love to hate and hate to love. Business Insider uncovered documents (yes, intrigue!) that confirm Starbucks plans on launching the seasonal drink on August 28 instead of during…
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The Schmooze Gal Gadot Will Voice A Race Car Driver In Disney’s ‘Wreck It Ralph 2’
Disney fans, meet the newest character on the block: she’s not a princess, she’s a leather-wearing race car driver. Gal Gadot is slated to star in Disney’s “Ralph Breaks The Internet”, the sequel to the box office hit, “Wreck It Ralph”. She will provide her voice for the character Shank in the upcoming movie. Shank…
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The Schmooze Baron Cohen Gets Little Out Of Lewandowski, Just Defense of White Supremacist Rights
The temerity of comedian Sacha Baron Cohen intensifies on each episode of “Who Is America.” On Sunday night, Baron Cohen may have succeeded too well — in an interview with Trump’s contentious ex-campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, he may have found a person who has been so upfront in his values that he cannot say anything…
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The Schmooze Maggie Gyllenhaal is Deranged In Remake of Israeli Thriller
I wouldn’t give an apple to this teacher. Maggie Gyllenhaal brings every parent’s nightmare to life in the disturbing trailer for the upcoming Netflix film “The Kindergarten Teacher”. Gyllenhaal plays a troubled educator who latches onto a kindergarten student upon listening to him stammer out brilliant poetry. She immediately pegs the little boy as “a…
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The Schmooze Gal Gadot Will Star As Jewish Siren And Inventor Hedy Lamarr
Wonder Woman doesn’t take any breaks. Gal Gadot, our favorite Israeli feminist superhero actress, is in the midst of signing a deal with Showtime to executive produce and star as Hedy Lamarr in a TV series for the network. The series would be written by Sarah Treem, the co-creator, writer and prophetess who is largely…
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The Schmooze Jared Kushner Quietly Deleted Stories from The Observer When He Didn’t Like Them
Well, that’s one way to get rid of your problems. According to BuzzFeed News, Jared Kushner deleted certain stories that reported damaging information about his inner circle of friends and business associates when he owned the New York Observer. He furtively ordered members of the tech team to do the dirty work, instead of conferring…
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The Schmooze Paul Manafort: Your $15K Ostrich Coat Will Be Your Downfall – Just Ask Joseph!
“Enough is enough.” US District Judge T.S. Ellis III, the judge in Paul Manafort’s highly publicized criminal trial, has been expressing frustration regarding the angle prosecutors have taken with their case. Federal prosecutors have chosen to stress to the jurors Manafort’s wildly lavish lifestyle, fixating on his extravagant purchases. These range from silk rugs to…
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The Schmooze Bless Him! Sacha Baron Cohen Called Roy Moore A ‘Pedophile’ To His Face
Sacha Baron Cohen continues to up the shock-factor of his controversial show, Who is America, and we are all for it. In the show’s third episode, he interviewed everyone’s favorite Southern villain, Roy Moore, and basically called him a pedophile to his face, which now explains why Moore has threatened to sue Sacha Baron Cohen….
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