All articles tagged with #anecdotes
Waitstaff share unverified, user-submitted stories about celebrities visiting their venues, with a mix of kind and difficult behavior (Drew Barrymore, Dolly Parton, Beyoncé praised; Jake Pauls and Tim Allen cited as rude or demanding), reflecting varied celebrity etiquette as told on Reddit and compiled by BuzzFeed.
BuzzFeed compiles 47 extraordinary survival anecdotes—from gunshot wounds and impalements to electrocutions and volcanic eruptions—highlighting miraculous recoveries and the astonishing resilience of the human body.
A BuzzFeed compilation gathers reader-submitted celebrity tipping stories, highlighting generous tips from stars like John Legend, LeBron James, Dana White and Mary J. Blige, and notable snubs from Oprah and Billie Eilish, showcasing a wide range of tipping behavior across decades.
A BuzzFeed-style roundup of reader anecdotes (sourced from Reddit) catalogs 27 celebrities described as either awesome or awful in real life. The stories range from Daniel Radcliffe, The Rock, Jamie Lee Curtis, Tom Hanks, Dolly Parton, Elijah Wood, Gordon Ramsay, Cardi B, Harrison Ford, and more, showing a spectrum from gracious, down-to-earth interactions to diva-like or rude moments. The anecdotes are unverified personal accounts and should be taken with caution about accuracy and context.
BuzzFeed collects reader-submitted anecdotes about celebrities they’ve met, showing a mixed bag of off-screen behavior: many stars come across as warm, down-to-earth and generous (examples cited include Daniel Radcliffe, The Rock, Tom Hanks, Dolly Parton, Steve Buscemi, Harrison Ford, and Emilia Clarke), while a handful are described as difficult or entitled by some accounts (Zooey Deschanel, Jennifer Lopez, Ricky Gervais, Bill Nye, Michael Jordan, and others). The piece underscores that celebrities, like anyone, can be kind or challenging in real life, with anecdotes drawn from Reddit threads and user submissions.
Reader-submitted memories celebrate auto shows—from dramatic stunts like the Dodge Ram drop and Toyota dancers to iconic reveals (such as the 2015 Ford GT) and candid moments with celebrities—capturing the glitz, humor, and personal nostalgia that keep auto-show lore alive even as the shows wane in relevance.
ESPN interviewed 11 members of Nick Saban's coaching tree to share untold stories about the legendary coach, including moments like Lane Kiffin's "ass-chewing" during a practice, Kirby Smart's awkward first interview, and Saban's softer side during Easter. Coaches also discussed Saban's decisive calls, such as replacing Jalen Hurts with Tua Tagovailoa in the 2017 national championship game, and his intense approach to coaching, including organizing intense 3-on-3 basketball games with his staff.
Parents on Reddit shared chilling and eerie things their children have said, including references to past lives, encounters with invisible beings, and interactions with deceased relatives, leaving readers both spooked and intrigued.
Former White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson revealed on Jimmy Kimmel Live that President Donald Trump would throw his food "once or twice a week," often in response to bad news stories. Hutchinson also discussed Trump's fear of being poisoned and his preference for small Heinz glass ketchup bottles. She shared anecdotes about Trump's decision to suggest drinking bleach to prevent Covid and his tendency to do things he was told not to. Hutchinson's book, "Enough," was released in September.
Former White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live and shared anecdotes about her time working for Donald Trump, including his fear of being poisoned and his habit of throwing food at the wall once or twice a week. Hutchinson also discussed Trump's suggestion to drink bleach to prevent Covid and recounted a story involving a drunken Matt Gaetz at Camp David.
Former White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live and shared anecdotes about her time working for Donald Trump, including his fear of being poisoned and his habit of throwing food at the wall once or twice a week. Hutchinson also discussed Trump's suggestion to drink bleach to prevent Covid and recounted a story involving a drunken Matt Gaetz at Camp David.
Brooke Shields revealed that Donald Trump asked her out on a date in the late '90s, telling her that they would make a great couple because she was America's sweetheart and he was the world's richest man. Shields politely declined, citing her boyfriend at the time, and Trump responded by telling her she was making a big mistake. Shields shared this anecdote during an interview promoting her new cabaret act.
President Biden entertained a Milwaukee audience with debunked anecdotes about his birth, his father's education, his personal wealth, his interactions with an Amtrak conductor, and his impact on the national debt. Biden's false stories included his grandfather's death before his birth, his father's lack of college education, his claim of being the poorest man in Congress, and his confusion between the debt and deficit. These misstatements add to Biden's history of embellishing personal details and raise concerns about his mental fitness as he seeks a second term in next year's election.