JLH Is Just Plain Nice

Posted by The Bears at 7/9/2007 9:48 PM
Categories: characters

As we read more about the star of Ghost Whisperer, The Bears continue to be amazed by how nice she is to the people she encounters from regular fans to paparazzi. In this case, it was a memorable encounter with Andy Jones, an entertainment columnist who passed away June 21, 2007. (Let’s hope Melinda was there to help with any problems he had crossing over.) For more information about Andy, check here.

FilmStew.com
Friday, December 17, 2004

S.W.A.G.: See Where Andy Goes

For columnist Andy Jones, the holidays are a time for Jennifer Love Hewitt to magically appear at Taco Bell and for Tom Cruise to be almost close enough to touch.
By Anderson Jones
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HERE'S WHY I OWE JENNIFER LOVE HEWITT $5: Okay. So I am the only Hollywood gossip columnist who relies on public transportation to get around L.A. But you’d be amazed at some of the people on their way down the rags-to-riches-to-rags slide that I meet along the way. Recently, without a ride, I needed a taxi to get to the Warner Bros. lot for a screening of Ocean's Twelve. I only had a $100 bill to cover a $30 ride. I decided to stop at Taco Bell just across the street from Warners and rang up a grand total of $4.22 for dinner. They don't/won't take a $100. Suddenly, over my shoulder, someone hands the cashier a $20 bill. "You should be allowed to eat," a woman says. I'm stunned. Speechless. I take the 20, pay for dinner, begin to pocket the change, then hand off the cash and coins to my hero. I look up--it's Jennifer Love Hewitt. Cool. Thanks, Jennifer, I say. I'll get it back to you.

She waves me off and returns to her cell convo. I'm touched, but still don't have change for the taxi. I won't bore you with how I worked that out. Besides, there's no celebrity involved. Just to be mean, my friends are saying: "Maybe, she thought you were homeless." Still...

 

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