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Willie Garson, Carrie's Gay Bestie on Sex and the City, Has Died
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Sex and the City, has died at age 57.Garson died “after a short illness,” People reports. According to TMZ, he’d been suffering from cancer, but it hasn’t been confirmed as the cause of his death.In addition to the original Sex and the City TV series, Garson appeared in both movie spin-offs and was filming the reboot, And Just Like That, for HBO.
His character, a talent agent, was always well-dressed and ready with a witty quip.Garson was straight but stayed in the closet about his sexuality during the run of the show, saying he didn’t want to offend gay people.
In a Page Six interview last year, he referred to “people playing gay characters jumping up and down screaming that they’re not gay, like that would somehow be a bad thing if they.
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11.02 / 22:21
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Williams
The vultures have begun circling around Wendy Williams
Struggling talk show host Wendy Williams has sustained yet another public relations blow.Following reports that she has lost access to her own finances and may not be returning to her show, new reports have just emerged that her own friends might have played a role in her dramatic downfall.Radar Online claims to have obtained new court documents related to the lawsuit reveal that Williams’ friends were the ones who lobbied her financial advisor, Lori Schiller, to get Wells Fargo to cut her off from her own bank accounts.Word of Williams’ poor health and dire financial straits emerged earlier this week amid a lawsuit with Wells Fargo. Williams claims the bank, working in tandem with Schiller, have been unjustly blocking her from accessing to her own money and, as a result, she cannot pay her bills.“To summarize without divulging too much on the public record, Wells Fargo has strong reason to believe that [Williams] is the victim of undue influence and financial exploitation,” Wells Fargo wrote in a letter to the court.
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