Son of Rambow

Is Anybody There?: Gossip Sauce See it or Skip it

Monday February 23, 2009

Tags: Bill Milner, Is Anybody There, Michael Caine, See it or Skip it, Son of Rambow

Sharon Stone Makes Believe She’s Still Famous

December 1, 2008 at 12:34pm PST

Tags: Anne Heche, Ed Westwick, Sharon Stone, Son of Rambow

Photos: splashnewsonline.com

Look out, Beverly Hills, there’s a bat-shit crazy lady on the loose! And she's wearing leather pants!

Sharon Stone (aka: the second coming of Anne Heche) was spotted doing some holiday shopping at Barney’s on Sunday.

For a woman who recently lost custody of her son (along with her career and her mind), she looks happy as a clam. She must be thrilled the paparazzi still bother to take her picture, which is pretty shocking considering she hasn’t been in a hit film since 1995.

It must’ve been a slow day in BH.

We have to say, we do love Sharon’s shirt.

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