Frankie Sandford makes own mistakes

02 May 2011

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The Saturdays star Frankie Sandford likes to give her friends an honest opinion but says she never seeks advice herself.

Frankie Sandford refuses to take advice.

The Saturdays singer - who is now romancing soccer player Wayne Bridge following the demise of her two-year relationship with McFly bassist Dougie Poynter - says people come to her if they want an honest opinion on their situation, but she prefers to learn from her own mistakes.

She said: "All my friends say they come to me when they want to hear the truth. I will say it how it is.

"Personally, I like to learn my own lessons. And when people are like, 'He's a bad guy, he's a player', I don't listen.

Every player eventually meets someone who makes them stop f***ing around. Everyone deserves a chance.

"Every player eventually meets someone who makes them stop f***ing around. Everyone deserves a chance."

Despite her views, Frankie loves catching up with her bandmates - Vanessa White, Rochelle Wiseman, Una Healy and Mollie King - and admits they discuss everything in their lives.

She told more! magazine: "We're all so loud. Mollie is the loudest when we go out - and she doesn't even drink.

"We talk about everything. Mainly just a load of crap.

"In the morning, you kind of think, 'That made sense last night but it doesn't now.' "

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Frankie Sandford makes own mistakes

02 May 2011

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The Saturdays star Frankie Sandford likes to give her friends an honest opinion but says she never seeks advice herself.

Frankie Sandford refuses to take advice.

The Saturdays singer - who is now romancing soccer player Wayne Bridge following the demise of her two-year relationship with McFly bassist Dougie Poynter - says people come to her if they want an honest opinion on their situation, but she prefers to learn from her own mistakes.

She said: "All my friends say they come to me when they want to hear the truth. I will say it how it is.

"Personally, I like to learn my own lessons. And when people are like, 'He's a bad guy, he's a player', I don't listen.

Every player eventually meets someone who makes them stop f***ing around. Everyone deserves a chance.

"Every player eventually meets someone who makes them stop f***ing around. Everyone deserves a chance."

Despite her views, Frankie loves catching up with her bandmates - Vanessa White, Rochelle Wiseman, Una Healy and Mollie King - and admits they discuss everything in their lives.

She told more! magazine: "We're all so loud. Mollie is the loudest when we go out - and she doesn't even drink.

"We talk about everything. Mainly just a load of crap.

"In the morning, you kind of think, 'That made sense last night but it doesn't now.' "

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  �11.99

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Someone is in big trouble! Bruce and Demi's teen daughter Tallulah arrested

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Tallulah Belle Willis, the daughter of Bruce Willis and Demi Moore, was popped for alcohol possession Friday night in Hollywood.

Someone is getting grounded.

Bruce Willis and Demi Moore's 17-year-old daughter Tallulah Belle was arrested on Friday night after cops in Hollywood spotted the girl and two other underage friends exiting a car holding bottles of alcohol, according to TMZ.

Since Tallulah -- who was charged with alcohol possession -- is a minor and can't be cited and released without parents being notified, she had to call Daddy.

Willis must have been busy -- or too angry to deal with his youngest daughter's bad behavior -- because mom Moore showed up at the police station to spring Tallulah and take her home.

Last month, the teen was photographed in a bra and jean shorts and lighting a cigarette at Coachella Music Festival. A tattoo was also noticeable on her hip.

And when she was just 15, Tallulah drank wine and smoked at her sister Scout's birthday party.

Partying certainly runs in the family.

Moore went to rehab in 1985 for cocaine and alcohol dependencies.

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Scarlett Johansson and Sean Penn were spotted holding hands last night outside of an after party for the White House Correspondents' Dinner.

It's shocking, but true ... the WHCD has after parties.

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The film stars Shia LaBeouf, Josh Duhamel, Tyrese Gibson, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley (replacing Megan Fox), Patrick Dempsey and Frances McDormand.

Here's your first look at the Michael Bay blockbuster ...

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HuffPost TV: Arianna Discusses Obama, Trump, Seth Meyers And More On 'This Week' (VIDEO)

Arianna appeared on "This Week" with Christiane Amanpour on Sunday, as part of a roundtable with George Will, Chrystia Freeland and David Stockman.

The group started by discussing Paul Ryan's budget plan, and Arianna pointed out that the stunning thing about the "incredible shrinking budget debate" is that we're focusing on what we're cutting, rather than talking about what is happening in the country in terms of jobs.

"You go around the country, and there is this anxiety, this fear about kids graduating from college and not being able to get jobs," she said. "The foreclosures are still rampant. Even Mitt Romney actually took this on in New Hampshire and sounded like a real populist talking about the problems of people not being able to make ends meet."

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The guests also discussed Donald Trump and whether the release last week of Obama's birth certificate would settle the birther controversy.

"In times of deep economic anxiety," Arianna pointed out, "paranoid politics can thrive, and demagoguery can thrive, and people can believe things for which there is no evidence."

George Will, discussing the potential Republican candidates for president in 2012, said "The Republicans have to simply nominate someone who is a plausible president, and then it becomes a referendum on Mr. Obama."

"George has a point here," Arianna replied. "And Seth Meyers made that point last night [at the White House Correspondents' Dinner] in a way when he said 'The one person who can really beat you, Mr. President, is Obama '08,' and 'Don't you miss him?' effectively. 'What happened to him?'"

"I was talking to a hardcore Democrat after the dinner, who said to me, 'That Obama is gone. He's not coming back. We just have to win.'" Arianna said.

"So this is what's happened, and it's an interesting dynamic. Hardcore Democrats are just about winning, but the problem for the White House is all the first-time voters who came out in large numbers and really got him to the White House in '08 -- are they coming back? Because they're not just about winning, they were inspired."

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