Elimination Night
“with Bibi Vasquez. Hell, no. Not even so such much as a phone conversation. If the executives at Rabbit wanted her—which they did, perhaps even more than they wanted Joey—they were going to have to beg.
Or rather, they were going to have to beg her manager, Teddy Midas.
Now, as I probably don’t have to mention, Teddy isn’t exactly known for his calm, rational demeanor. He’s a hysterical narcissist. What’s more, he has nothing to fear from being exposed as an Evil Diva From Hell, because no one ...expects anything less. While dining recently at Amuse Bouche in West Hollywood, for example, Teddy emptied his entire meal into the pants of the head waiter, due to an innocent misunderstanding over the phrase “courgette flower beignet.” And that wasn’t the end of the incident, if you believe the report by Chaz Chipford that appeared in the following week’s ShowBiz. As Teddy left the restaurant, his bodyguard, Mr. Tiddles—seven one, four hundred pounds—“accidentally” fell on the manager, breaking his leg in three places.MoreLess
Or rather, they were going to have to beg her manager, Teddy Midas.
Now, as I probably don’t have to mention, Teddy isn’t exactly known for his calm, rational demeanor. He’s a hysterical narcissist. What’s more, he has nothing to fear from being exposed as an Evil Diva From Hell, because no one ...expects anything less. While dining recently at Amuse Bouche in West Hollywood, for example, Teddy emptied his entire meal into the pants of the head waiter, due to an innocent misunderstanding over the phrase “courgette flower beignet.” And that wasn’t the end of the incident, if you believe the report by Chaz Chipford that appeared in the following week’s ShowBiz. As Teddy left the restaurant, his bodyguard, Mr. Tiddles—seven one, four hundred pounds—“accidentally” fell on the manager, breaking his leg in three places.MoreLess
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