I have not been following yet another Hollywood damaged story but just heard Ben Shapiro on my radio do a blow by blow story on it and for one she is 22 yrs younger than Depp, and she also had a time with Musk....ho hum....anyway, I didn't realize Depp was such a druggie/drunk but only knew him as a pretty good actor. Oh the screwed up hollywood relationships, definitely more damaged ones than good ones. And to think I've lived in this state of hollywood for 57 yrs and am so grounded, it's gotta be my meager eastern birth and up bringing.

Did the marriage thing in the East and did the divorce in Hollywood world....never to marry again. I knew better.

Team Johnny Depp! :heart:

Moved to politics??? Seems to be like Hollywood chit chat.

Team Johnny Depp! :heart:

Valerie is Team Johnny too

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Valerie is Team Johnny too

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Good for Val and thank goodness for all the supporters that recognize that men can be victims of abuse too. As for Amber Turd, she is an opportunistic, gold digging, self-absorbed liar! I love when Johnny comes out of the court room every day, his fans shout: "we love you, Johnny" or "Johnny, Johnny, Johnny"! When the wicked witch exited the other day, some angry women shouted "hey, bitch"!!! :lol:

Moved to politics??? Seems to be like Hollywood chit chat.

It was a precautionary move. High profile drama/controversy is probably best suited for the Politics board.

It was a precautionary move. High profile drama/controversy is probably best suited for the Politics board.

Oh come on. Who would make that neo-Nazi commie pinko snowflake Amber Heard political?

Drew Barrymore apologizes for joking about the Johnny Depp-Amber Heard trial (https://variety.com/2022/tv/news/drew-barrymore-apologizes-johnny-depp-amber-heard-insane-1235255655/)

On her daytime talk show last week, Barrymore said of the high-profile defamation trial: “It’s like one layer of crazy, it’s a seven-layer dip of insanity. I know that these are two people’s real lives and I know what it’s like to have your life put out in public. I understand all the feelings, but they are actually offering up this information that nobody had to know. This is crazy!” On Sunday, Barrymore posted a video apologizing (https://www.instagram.com/p/CdBtV_QrL-1/) for "making light" of the trial. “It has come to my attention that I have offended people with making light of Johnny Depp and Amber Heard and for that I just want to deeply apologize and appreciate everyone who spoke out because this can be a teachable moment for me and how I move forward and how I conduct myself," she said.

Moved to politics??? Seems to be like Hollywood chit chat.

So, how many marshmallows do you prefer in your hot co-co?

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Johnny Depp–Amber Heard defamation trial has been a boon to the relaunched Court TV (https://www.vanityfair.com/style/2022/05/how-court-tvs-wall-to-wall-coverage-transformed-the-johnny-depp-amber-heard-story)

Court TV was relaunched as a digital broadcast network in 2019 after the original version -- which became a fixture of 1990s trials -- was rebranded as TruTV in 2008. Court TV received praise last year (https://www.primetimer.com/item/Court-TV-has-been-top-notch-in-its-coverage-of-the-Derek-Chauvin-trial-gASmDP) for its in-depth coverage of the Derek Chauvin trial. But Court TV's wall-to-wall coverage of the Depp-Heard trial has helped drive the pop-culture conversation over the past few weeks. "The trial, which has provided a rare, unblinking look into the dissolution of a mega-celebrity marriage, has included allegations of abuse from each partner," says Vanity Fair's Kenzie Bryant. "It has been sometimes-disturbing, occasionally-bizarre, always-tragic television. As such, it has enthralled viewers and, much like the network’s greatest hits in its halcyon days of the 1990s when it provided daily coverage of the Menendez brothers and O.J. Simpson, created a cultural conversation around it. Howard Stern and Joe Rogan have both weighed in. (Anti-Depp and pro-Depp, respectively.) It has all led to Court TV’s peak viewership since its relaunch in 2019, the network said." Court TV's coverage has also been a boon to Depp, even if his chance of winning are a long shot. "If you’ve been watching, it’s difficult to shake the feeling that Depp’s presentation of his case to as broad an audience as possible will be some kind of victory for the actor," says Bryant. "Court TV broadcast every moment of his four days of testimony on the stand—including direct examination (his lawyers ask him questions), cross-examination (her lawyers ask him questions), and redirect examination (his lawyers ask him more questions, attempting to mitigate any potential damage done in cross-examination). There Depp sat, looking like a shaved Jack Sparrow and speaking from the bottom of his voice, tinged with a vague brogue that would be so strange on any other Kentucky-born, California-based man. He’s attempting, as ever, to wield the star power that’s served him well over his 30-plus-year career. And the camera loves him. (Heard has yet to take the stand, but is expected to very soon.)"

The wicked witch, tramp, gold-digging liar takes the stand today!

JUSTICE FOR JOHNNY!!!

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Jennifer Aniston Subtly Shows Support To Johnny Depp After Amber Heard Takes The Stand In Defamation Trial (https://radaronline.com/p/jennifer-aniston-shows-johnny-depp-support-amid-amber-heard-trial/)

Jennifer Aniston appeared to show Johnny Depp a subtle sign of support amid his $100 million defamation trial with ex Amber Heard.

The Friends actress followed Depp on Instagram last night, Aniston does not follow Heard on the app at this time.

SNL made itself part of the problem in a major way by mocking the Johnny Depp/Amber Heard trial (https://www.salon.com/2022/05/16/snl-amber-heard-johnny-depp-trial-poop-skit/)

As Alison Stine points out of last week's cold open (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s8R3EXXlKxg), Cecily Strong "appears less and less committed to the sketch as it goes on, perhaps realizing the scene is bombing with the studio audience (and the viewers at home) or perhaps never enthusiastic about the lackluster sketch to begin with. It is telling that it's the women cast members who are forced to perform the primary roles in the sketch — yet Heard is not represented — along with actors of color: in the show, Depp and Heard's entire domestic staff are Latinx or Black. Reactions to the sketch have been overwhelmingly negative, with many viewers responding harshly to the show making light of very serious allegations of abuse. By focusing on the juvenile fecal matter story, SNL makes the case more of a joke. 'This trial is fun,' Strong's character says. But it isn't fun. Coming at a time when the rights of vulnerable people are more and more under attack, when Chris Rock (https://www.indiewire.com/2022/05/johnny-depp-trial-chris-rock-slams-amber-heard-1234725018/) – who endured violence witnessed by millions – can make a quip like, 'Believe all women except Amber Heard,' SNL has never been less funny or less relevant."

Johnny Depp's attorney, Camille Vasquez has been doing an awesome job at tearing apart Amber Turd.

Johnny Depp's attorney, Camille Vasquez has been doing an awesome job at tearing apart Amber Turd.

Yes! Great verdict today!!!

Maybe some of these money-grubbers will think twice now.

How TV made a difference in the American and British versions of the Johnny Depp-Amber Heard trials (https://www.vulture.com/article/depp-v-heard-trial-outcome-jury-audience.html)

Depp lost his libel case in Britain in 2020, but won his defamation case in the U.S. this week. "The disparity between the two outcomes is jarring, but makes sense when considering how each case was decided and covered," says Jen Chaney. "While the British verdict was determined by a judge, the more recent trial in Virginia, where the (Washington) Post’s printing presses and servers are located, was decided by a jury. More importantly, the British trial was not televised; U.K. law only recently enabled sentencing remarks from High Court and Senior Circuit judges to be televised, but trials are never broadcast or streamed in their entirety. In case this has not become abundantly clear during the past six weeks, the American version of Depp v. Heard did air live, both on Court TV and via a livestream on the Law & Crime YouTube channel, both of which reported substantial bumps in viewership during this messy, often absurd legal battle. And that’s how a trial prompted, in part, by Heard’s declaration that she had 'felt the full force of our culture’s wrath for women who speak out' ended up unleashing the full force of that culture’s wrath again, at an even higher volume."

Savannah Guthrie discloses that her husband worked with Johnny Depp's legal team before her Today interview with the actor's attorneys (https://www.mediaite.com/entertainment/savannah-guthrie-admits-during-interview-with-depp-legal-team-that-her-husband-did-pr-consulting-for-them/)

“A quick disclosure, my husband has done consulting work for the Depp legal team,” Guthrie said at the top of this morning's interview with Depp attorneys Camille Vasquez and Benjamin Chew. “But not in connection with this interview.” Guthrie’s husband, Michael Feldman, is a public relations and communications consultant and a former Democratic political advisor.