Alec Baldwin’s daughter called 911 last week sending the actor to the emergency room in what’s was deemed as a false alarm.
According to People, the 14-year old was arguing with Alec over the phone when the two suddenly got cut off. When she couldn’t reach him, she called 911.
“It was a simple little thing, a misunderstanding, ” Ireland’s uncle told People “Ireland calls him, he calls her. Ireland loves her dad. But kids and their dads are always arguing. Have you ever tried to raise a [teenager?]“
Alec Baldwin lost his temper with a photog — again.
On Friday, his 14 year old daughter called 911 and Baldwin was rushed to the hospital. It turned out to be a ‘false alarm’ and Baldwin was immediately dispatched.
When he got to his hotel lobby on Central Park West, sources tell the Daily News that Baldwin leaped at a photographer trying to take shots of him, muttering “They are the lowest scum of the Earth. They are the lowest scum of the Earth.’
The cops intervened and hustled the actor back inside.
UsMag – The naked truth about Alec Baldwin’s nude scene in his new movie, It’s Complicated? It’s not his real booty!The comedy (out Christmas Day) centers on a divorcee (Meryl Streep) caught in a love triangle with her ex-husband (Baldwin) and a new love (Steve Martin).
In one scene, Baldwin, 51, is forced to strip down — but director Nancy Meyers says he refused to bare his backside.”He said, ‘Mine’s beautiful. However, I don’t want to do that,’” she tells USA Today, adding that both she and Baldwin approved a butt double. (Incidentally, Baldwin says the excess body hair and paunch are his.)
See Alec Baldwin and other stars goofing off at an Emmy party!”Well, the director is a woman, and she wants to protect her leading lady,” Baldwin tells USA Today. “And the men are just toys to her. I was like a little Ken doll. A 51-year-old Ken doll.”Says Streep, “Nancy knows, too, what will make women love you. And the fact that you stand there and pat your belly.”
Baldwin also is denying reports that he is quitting acting when his 30 Rock contract ends in 2012.
“It’s ridiculous. What I wanted to say is I wanted to do other things,” he tells USA Today, referring to his recent interview in Men’s Journal.
U.S. actor Alec Baldwin says he has lost interest in acting and considers his film career a failure.”I don’t have any interest in acting anymore,” Baldwin, 51, told “Men’s Journal” in an interview for its December issue.Baldwin, best-known for his Emmy-award winning role in the NBC comedy “30 Rock” and the man chosen to co-host the 2010 Oscar ceremony, added: “Movies are a part of my past. It’s been 30 years. I’m not young, but I have time to do something else”.
Baldwin began a television acting career in the 1980s and has filmed scores of movies, including the 1988 cult classic “Beetlejuice”. He was nominated for an Academy Award for his role in the 2003 film “The Cooler” and stars in the upcoming movie “It’s Complicated” with Meryl Streep and his Oscar co-host Steve Martin.Men’s Journal quoted Baldwin as saying it was “pretty much it for him” after “30 Rock”, “in a couple of years or so”. He told Playboy Magazine this year he was “done” with his career in 2012 and would retire at “30 Rock”’s wrap paty. WENN
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UsMag – Actor Alec Baldwin is vain when it comes to body image. And he doesn’t care who knows it.
“I have a great ass, if I may say so,” the It’s Complicated actor, 51, tells Entertainment Weekly in its annual holiday movie preview issue, out Friday. “That’s a part of my body that needs no surgical enhancement or rearranging.”
Still, Baldwin, who turned to an “ass double” when he had to to show off his derriere in the new comedy, out Christmas Day, says he wouldn’t rule out getting cosmetic enhancements.”I’m not saying I wouldn’t do something! I intend to do something,” he says. “I probably will. Let’s put it this way: I wouldn’t rule it out because… You don’t think I wake up every day and wish I looked like this and this and this? But I can’t let that bother me.”
His It’s Complicated costar, Meryl Streep, isn’t as convinced about getting work done.
“Well, if you’ve ever even contemplated that stuff and looked at what can go wrong in any of those magazines, it’s terrifying!” the actress, whose character freaks out in a plastic surgeon’s office after a consultation, tells EW.
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There are two hosts for the Oscars this year: Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin.
“I am happy to co-host the Oscars with my enemy Alec Baldwin,” Martin, 64, says in a statement.
Adds Baldwin, 51, “I don’t play the banjo, but I’m thrilled to be hosting the Oscars – it’s the opportunity of a lifetime.”
See what all the stars wore to the Oscars last year
Martin previously hosted the 73rd and 75th Academy Awards. Baldwin was nominated for a 2003 supporting actor nominee for The Cooler.Both have hosted Saturday Night Live.
“We think the team of Steve and Alec are the perfect pair of hosts for the Oscars,” said show producers Adam Shankman and Bill Mechanic. “Steve will bring the experience of having hosted the show in the past and Alec will be a completely fresh personality for this event.”
Starpulse – Alec Baldwin is considering writing a parental guide book. The actor, who was vilified in the media after an answer machine message of an attack on his teenage daughter Ireland was leaked online, insists he’s the perfect person to pen a modern look at parenting. Baldwin admits he was shocked by the letters and emails he received from fans who revealed they’d never been able to shake harsh things their parents had told them – and, as a result, opted to treat their own kids with kindness at all times. As a result, he fears parents have stopped parenting. He tells Playboy magazine, “It will be ironic for some people, but I’m going to write a parenting book. We’re at… an awful place right now in terms of parenting. People are raising their children with the belief that we need to be friends with our children. Kids have too much power and call too many of the shots, telling their parents what they will and won’t do.” And Baldwin blames the economy and other social issues for the way parents have gone soft: “People are working hard to make money and manage their feelings about what the country’s going through. We live in stressful times.” “People come home, walk up the driveway, put the key in the door, and they can’t do another hard job. Parenting your children effectively is a tough job.”
