Michelle Williams Wants Out of Brooklyn
Another A-lister is fleeing Brooklyn, according to today’s Page Six. The gossip column reports that Michelle Williams is likely to follow in the footsteps of her ex, Heath Ledger, and move to Manhattan because the Boerum Hill house she and Ledger bought a couple of years ago too big for just her and her baby….
Another A-lister is fleeing Brooklyn, according to today’s Page Six. The gossip column reports that Michelle Williams is likely to follow in the footsteps of her ex, Heath Ledger, and move to Manhattan because the Boerum Hill house she and Ledger bought a couple of years ago too big for just her and her baby. Further proof that Brooklyn is, like, totally over as far as the cool kids are concerned?
Lonely House [NY Post]
Photo by Hollywood Kids
Well, let’s see…. if I just got divorced and I kept having pictures mercilessly snapped of me when i took the baby out for a stroll, I’d probably feel that one brownstone was too big for me and I’d probably want out too…
http://www.brooksvalley.com/
Do you remember the waitress at Brawta a few years back?- Mindblowing!
Posted by: guest at October 29, 2007 3:48 PM
She has her own restaurant now it is called Brooks Valley and it is at 415 Tompkins (718)919-8800, and she looks better than ever.
4:36- why are they still talking about the stupid house?
4:36- crazy. I used to ask her how she was able to walk down the street. Seriously, she must have hated to go outside. I saw a woman get up and leave her man in Brawta because he could not get his shit together in the presence of that waitress.
4:45- very bad taste. You could scare a woman with that.
Lucy Banduci = piece of a$$
“sister.”
Sorry, sister. My bad. Still, the booty was amped, right?
I know two couples that lived in their “brownstone” in the 1990s before Ledger/Williams bought it. I also lived one block away on Dean for 3 years while they were renovating the place and have seen the three of them (Ledger, Williams and their daughter) around the neighborhood.
First, that building used to be a four family rental with a itty bitty concrete backyard. There is no garden, only a terrace over the 3 car garage which overlooks a school playground – not exactly a private oasis.
Second, the place was a wreck in 1997 and nothing ever worked for my friends (, so why you spend millions to convert some sub-standard apartment building rather than buy one of the landmark brownstones on that block is beyond me (unless the 3 car garage was the big draw).
Third, neither of them are particularly attractive when seen close up. It’s all Hollywood magic folks (except their lack of acting talent). Word is that Ledger’s career is about to go down the tubes due to his pathetic attempt at playing the Joker in the upcoming Batman movie. When word gets out over how much cash they threw away for their building, I can’t imagine they will get much sympathy.
Brooklyn has enough home grown celebrities. These no talent runway models can go back to SUV-land.
Lucy Banduci