Court Painter takes a well deserved breather from the stressful scandalous commissions of late and ventures into the teeth of an Atlantic winter storm to knock off a few pot boilers.(Google it)
Please note :An unidentified politician weathering another storm , humming the Stones hit of 1966 Lady Jane…your time has come….snuck into one of the images.
Oscar night raises the burning question preoccupying most observers!
Like the mean girl in a high school movie, Vanity Fair has disinvited the Court Painter from its famed Oscar party at the last minute because Court Painter said rude things about it. All he said was something to the effect that the hottest Oscar night party had lost its sizzle!
CP suggested that the bash has been blighted by corporate sponsorship and rival parties, and noted that “two civilians” had secured invitations — which had once been Holy Grail-like even among Hollywood insiders — “in an online auction, bidding with customer-loyalty points from Tim Hortons.”
Court Painter had planned on flying in to attend the Sunday night bash — however Vanity Fair rescinded his invitation, sniffing that, it “feels like Court Painter has already made up his mind about the VF party this year.”
A Hardon MacKay Press Attache to Court Painter is hopeful Radhika Jones Vanity Fair editor in chief has the good sense to step in, restore sanity and reinstate the invitation.
But, said an insider, “It reflects so badly on Radhika that she would allow her publication to behave so unprofessionally and in such a uncultured manner especially to one so adored by the celebrity and political class and was once featured on a Vanity Fair cover.”
“I know you’ve rolled all the way here, and I’m going to ask you one more thing: I want you to roll over every Liberal left in the country,” Tkachuk told convoy-supporting protestors in Ottawa . Cheers erupted from the crowd.
Saskatchewan Sen. David Tkachuk made the comment while addressing a few hundred “United We Roll” protestors on Parliament Hill on Tuesday Feb 19.
“Because when they’re gone. These bills are gone,” he said, referring to Liberal government legislation proposing an oil tanker ban in northern British Columbia and another to rehaul the pipeline review process.
It should be noted in the light of the Senators dark remarks that on April 28,2018 ten people were killed and 15 injured after a man drove a van into pedestrians in Toronto.
