Jameela Jamil recounted an incident from 2012 where she accidentally experienced multiple orgasms while DJing at the Young Farmer’s Ball in the UK due to the vibrations from the speakers, which caused her to faint and temporarily lose sensation below the waist.
Jameela Jamil recounted an amusing incident where she accidentally climaxed on stage while DJing at the Young Farmer’s Ball in the UK, due to the vibrations from the speakers, and humorously discussed the experience on The Romesh Ranganathan Show.
Jameela Jamil recounted an incident where she accidentally orgasmed while DJing in front of 6,000 farmers due to the vibrations from the bass, highlighting a humorous and unexpected moment in her career. She also discussed her involvement in a charity concert supporting Palestine, emphasizing hope and solidarity through music.
Actress Jameela Jamil mourns the sudden death of her friend Isabelle Thomas, wife of "Killers of the Flower Moon" producer Bradley Thomas, who tragically died by suicide at 39. Jamil expressed deep regret for not prioritizing time with Isabelle and urged others to cherish their loved ones. Isabelle leaves behind her husband and twin daughters, and her death serves as a poignant reminder to prioritize relationships over work.
Actress Jameela Jamil expresses deep regret over missing the chance to see her friend Isabelle Thomas before her tragic suicide at age 39, urging others to prioritize loved ones. Thomas, married to producer Bradley Thomas, jumped to her death from a Los Angeles hotel. A well-educated and accomplished individual, Thomas had a varied career and was a prominent figure in the social scene. The news comes as Bradley Thomas' film is up for an Oscar, and support resources for those in need are provided.
Actress Jameela Jamil has come out against gender-neutral award show categories, arguing that it would be better for non-binary people to have their own category rather than risk Hollywood completely shutting out women. She acknowledged the disparity in award opportunities and argued that there would be growing ire from women. Several prominent awards organizations have made the switch to non-gendered awards, including the Grammys, the Gotham Awards, and the MTV Movie & TV Awards. Jamil criticized liberals who write people off and terrify people from joining, referring to liberal issues.
Jameela Jamil suggests that non-binary people should have their own category at award shows instead of having gender-neutral categories, to avoid completely shutting out women. She believes that the industry should expand the possibilities for both gender non-conforming people and women to have a fair shot at winning awards. Jamil's proposal comes as the Oscars consider getting rid of gendered acting awards, and she acknowledges the disparity that exists in the industry. Some award shows, such as the Independent Spirit Awards and the British Independent Film Awards, have already shifted to gender-neutral categories.
Jameela Jamil revealed that she turned down auditioning for Netflix’s “You” because she didn’t want to appear in any sex scenes. She now regrets not going through with the audition and would have followed through with it had she known that it was possible to enforce a “boundary” about the intimate scenes. Jamil also shared that she has to “fast forward” when she watches on-screen sex scenes, including her own.
Actress and activist Jameela Jamil criticized the 2023 Met Gala for honoring "known bigot" Karl Lagerfeld, calling out Hollywood liberals and "famous feminists" for practicing "selective cancel culture." Lagerfeld made several offensive statements throughout his career, including dismissing the #MeToo movement and body-inclusivity advocates. Jamil condemned attendees for celebrating the controversial German designer and ignoring his problematic views. Some defended their attendance as a form of resistance, but Jamil argued that it highlighted the double standards of cancel culture within liberal politics.
Actress and body empowerment activist Jameela Jamil criticized the 2023 Met Gala and its honoree, the late fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld, for his problematic behavior towards women, fat people, immigrants, and sexual assault survivors. She called out Hollywood and fashion for celebrating a known bigot and women's publications and spectators for ignoring his behavior. Jamil's words sparked a conversation about cancel culture and accountability in the fashion industry.
Actress Jameela Jamil has criticized celebrities who attended the 2023 Met Gala for celebrating the late fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld, whom she called a "known bigot" due to his comments about women with larger bodies. Jamil accused the attendees, many of whom are outspoken feminists, of hypocrisy and selective cancel culture. She also criticized women's publications and online spectators for ignoring Lagerfeld's problematic history. The Met Gala was attended by some of the biggest names in music, film, television, and fashion.
Jameela Jamil criticized the Met Gala's decision to pay tribute to Karl Lagerfeld, citing his controversial past, including his use of anti-fat language and defense of colleagues accused of sexual assault. She also called out the hypocrisy of attendees who claim to be feminists but celebrated a man who was "publicly cruel to women, to fat people, to immigrants, and to sexual assault survivors." Jameela argued that cancel culture is selective and warned that if people continue to be complicit in hypocrisy, they shouldn't be shocked when they lose the next election.
Actress and body positivity advocate Jameela Jamil has criticized the Met Gala for celebrating Karl Lagerfeld, who was known for making disparaging statements about women, fat people, immigrants, and sexual assault survivors. The gala's theme this year coincided with an exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute, titled "Karl Lagerfeld: A Line of Beauty." Jamil called out the selective cancel culture within liberal politics and the fashion industry's disappointing double standard.
Jameela Jamil criticized the Met Gala for honoring Karl Lagerfeld, calling out the attendees for showcasing "selective cancel culture" by celebrating a man who was publicly cruel to women, fat people, immigrants, and sexual assault survivors. She expressed her discontent over the theme last year and explained that this is not about cancel culture or Karl, but about showing the double standards within liberal politics. Jamil warned that if we carry on like this, we may lose the next election.
Actress Jameela Jamil shared her worst date story on the "TODAY" show, where she revealed that her first-ever booty call broke all of his front teeth and split his chin open after misusing a drug. She also joked about being a "serial erection killer" and asked co-host Sara Haines out on a date. Jamil's appearance on "The View" also featured an awkward moment when she dropped the F-bomb while discussing her exercise routine after battling an eating disorder. The actress is promoting her new podcast "Bad Dates with Jameela Jamil."