Filed under: Celebrities, Entertainment
Jessica Simpson’s latest flick, Blonde Ambition — which I personally expected to rival A Mighty Heart in Oscar buzz — is reportedly too much of a stinker, er… I mean, not sufficiently appreciated… to even make it to the silver screen.
“The movie is absolutely horrible,” says a source of the movie co-starring sell-out Luke Wilson. “It’s just a bomb, mainly because of Jessica’s acting. It is going straight to DVD domestically. It will only come out in theaters internationally.”
Our most embarrassing export since David Hasselhoff.
Posted by Candy ♦ August 1, 2007




At 6:00 pm Jen1984 said:
Papa Joe must have sold his soul to the devil or something to get her these roles.
August 1, 2007
At 6:11 am Jo Jo said:
She makes me ashamed to be a blonde.
August 2, 2007
At 8:34 am Jess Lover said:
Oh my god that movie looks terrible.
August 2, 2007
At 11:54 am martini lover said:
She should stick to selling hair extensions.
August 2, 2007
At 12:53 pm Julie said:
We shouldn’t be ashamed to be blondes, Jo Jo. SHE should be ashamed and not allowed to be a blonde. I just want to walk up to John Mayer and ask “Why?”
August 2, 2007
At 2:29 pm jeane said:
i think it’s funny how people don’t have anything better to talk about than Jessica Simpson. It amazes me. LOL
August 2, 2007
At 2:34 pm JT said:
oh no……
August 2, 2007
At 5:45 pm Breezer said:
I knew it was going to suck! the only reason I was interested in seeing it, is cause Drew Fuller is in it
August 2, 2007
At 3:27 pm Pak31 said:
John Mayer is a geek, I can’t believe she stooped to HIS level. My only question is this, if she is not good at acting then why are these people hiring her for their movies?? But I am not in the business so who knows. Some day soon she needs to tell her old man to take a hike.
August 6, 2007
At 5:46 am Jessica Simpson Fan said:
Why is she doing so many bad movies. Is she so desperate to make movies that she picks up any script. I suggest she does an animation where she doesn’t have to act just to gain some credibility.
August 20, 2007