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Celebrity Diss and Tell: Stars Talk About Each Other

The bigger they are, the harder they fall . . . and the more they pounce on one another. That's the message that comes through in Boze Hadleigh's latest celebrity gossip collection, Celebrity Diss and Tell. Goodness, they have something to say about everyone! Luckily for those who relish insider information and star dirt, Hadleigh is right there to capture their spicy quotes.

Celebrity Diss and Tell includes hundreds of quotations, snipes, and off-the-cuff remarks. The author divides the book into six sections, covering everything from fellow celebrities and stars' families to lost loves and celebrity slugfests. All of this makes for riveting reading: Open to any page and you're instantly stuck in the down and dirty world of off-screen frankness, such as "How difficult can it be to fly an airplane? I mean, John Travolta learned how." -Graham Chapman of Monty Python

They're all here, from Robin Williams to Halle Berry. If anyone has anything good to say about anybody . . . you won't find it in these pages. But that's what makes Celebrity Diss and Tell such a good and cathartic read. These stars are only human, after all, and nobody can sparkle all the time.

287 pages, Kindle Edition

First published November 1, 2005

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January 30, 2015
Literally just a book of celebs talking shit about each other. It's quotes upon quotes of who said what and it's pretty amusing. A lot of which I've never heard, but I caught one here and there. Fun read. Had no idea so many random people hated each other...good to know? (Probably not but still entertaining)
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September 17, 2017
This is just a slam book of celebrities talking crap about other celebrities. Some parts of the book seemed theme-based, like a whole section of celebrities talking about Cary Grant's gayness (or the question thereof), but otherwise it was aimless and non-cohesive. Basically just filler. I needed filler this week because I'm drained and bitchy.
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