" ...I ask Michael where he sees himself in five years, though, in hindsight, it's more so a tranquil fervour.
"Where do I see myself in five years' time?" he asks, again and again. "Where indeed? I don't know. On planet earth, sipping coffee."
I hope so!!
Philip Seymour Hoffman 1/21/14 for EW
by Christopher Beyer
It´s like he has given up the fight already. Sad.
Listen to what CBS-TV’s Craig Ferguson has said about why some celebrities need help, not ridicule.
I really, really like Craig Ferguson.
Michael C. Hall (Photoshoot by Simon Cardwell)
Paul Newman
AFP - A jogger who suffered a cardiac arrest in London's Hyde Park says he was saved after Hollywood legend Dustin Hoffman called an ambulance and waited with him for paramedics to arrive.
The Oscar-winning US actor, who owns a house in the capital, was passing by when Sam Dempster collapsed while running in the park on April 27, he wrote on his blog.
"A big thank you... to my new found favourite celebrity Dustin Hoffman who called 999 and waited by my side until paramedics arrived," the 27-year-old wrote.
Paramedics told The Sun newspaper that Hoffman, 74, had watched "fascinated" as they restarted Dempster's heart with electric shocks from defibrillator pads.
"He seemed impressed we'd got this guy back so quickly," paramedic Martin Macarthur said in Tuesday's edition of the tabloid.
"When we were carrying the patient into the ambulance he walked up and said 'Great job, guys.'"
Dempster blogged on Tuesday that he was "back home and on the road to recovery", adding that he hoped to be running again soon.
A friend added on the website: "It is understood that the paramedic crew... accidentally packed up Dustin Hoffman's iPod, sunglasses and other possessions in the excitement of loading Sam in to the ambulance."
"We hope these items have found themselves back in your hands Mr Hoffman!"
Bruce Weber´s pictures from this shooting are amazing. I think it was for "Interview" Magazine.
Paris Hilton with Coke.
(The coke line is so obvious - pun intended)
