- The Quaids are writing a tell-all book that will expose those dastardly Star Whackers for the murderous, insurance-scamming maniacs that they are.
- Esquire has an interview with the Quaids that is similar to the Vanity Fair article, but with slightly varied delusions.
Tag Archives: Actors
Quaidwatch 2010: Vanity Fair Clears It All Up
The car smelled of fast food and dog pee and Randy’s cigars. (Vanity Fair via scoop from ace reporter Stephen Falk…he gets up earlier than me.)
Quaidwatch 2010: Good Morning America
The Quaids speak on GMA! (scoop via Stephen Falk by way of The Hollywood Reporter). They also provide a completely plausible explanation for Mel Gibson’s recent behavior.
Quaidwatch 2010: Enter Dog The Bounty Hunter
Dog the Bounty Hunter has announced his intention to hunt down the Quaids on the George Lopez show. Right after he captures Osama Bin Laden. Is there anything Dog and his mighty mullet can’t do?
Also, here’s some video on the BBC of the Quaids in Canada requesting asylum. Best part is the end where the tired Canadian official reads from the crazy-scratch in their note.
Quaidwatch 2010
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. – A prosecutor in California says Randy Quaid and his wife have been arrested in Canada and their bail increased to $500,000 apiece. (via Daily News)
Wherever they go, the Quaids leave a trail of destruction in their path. Will justice finally be done? This is a Lifetime MOTW I really, really want to see.
UPDATE:
VANCOUVER (Reuters) – Hollywood actor Randy Quaid and his wife, wanted in the United States on vandalism charges, are seeking refugee status in Canada, saying on Friday they feared for their lives. (via Yahoo!)
Now Randy thinks that he’s next on the list of an elaborate actor-murdering conspiracy (“Yes, we are seeking asylum from Hollywood star whackers.”), so the natural thing to do is for the Quaids to try and immigrate to Canada. They also have a puppy.
R.I.P. Jive Lady
SANTA MONICA, Calif. – Barbara Billingsley, who gained the title supermom for her gentle portrayal of June Cleaver, the warm, supportive mother of a pair of precocious boys in “Leave it to Beaver,” has died. She was 94. (Yahoo!)
Barbara Billingsley was most famous as June Cleaver, but she will always be the Jive Lady to me.