Celebrity Social Media Round-Up for December 10, 2018

Courteney Cox is going against a trend – most people are trying to get off Facebook, and she just joined. Maybe she’ll be working with Facebook Watch?

Just joined Facebook! Better late than never!https://t.co/huioHNhJvl— Courteney Cox (@CourteneyCox) December 7, 2018

Now onto Jennifer Aniston, who is very good friends with Jen Meyer. Jen Meyer is all over Instagram and has really used it to build up the branding around her jewellery line, but she doesn’t expose her entire life. Could she be the one to convince Jennifer Aniston to join? It would be a great tool for award campaigns.

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A post shared by JENNIFER MEYER (@jenmeyerjewelry) on Dec 9, 2018 at 12:30pm PST

“Spring rolls are unpredictable” is a very zen way of looking at life. It’s like don’t sweat the small stuff, but wiser and less basic.

About 5 years ago I worked in a restaurant and Ludacris came in, ordered spring rolls, and sent them back. When I apologized he said “don’t apologize, spring rolls are unpredictable.” I think about this at least once a week.— Bill Dixon (@BillDixonish) December 9, 2018

This face cast looks absolutely terrifying. The nose holes are so tiny and she seems so upset about it.

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A post shared by Julianne Moore (@juliannemoore) on Dec 9, 2018 at 2:07pm PST

Do you think they just sit around and talk about how cool Lisa Bonet is?

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A post shared by Jason Momoa (@prideofgypsies) on Dec 10, 2018 at 7:29am PST

In an interview for Dax Shepherd’s Armchair Expert podcast, Sophia Bush talks about how the One Tree Hill producers often used storylines from the real-life of the cast. She calls it “opportunistic and ugly”. In Busy Philipps’ book This Will Only Hurt a Little, she also talks about that happening to her on a couple of TV shows (including sharing a big secret with a writer, only to have that writer create a storyline out of it). I’d be curious to know how this plays out in the writers’ room, particularly on a long-running show with young people. Is it a case of writing what you know? Or writing what you know can be done?

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A post shared by Dax Shepard (@daxshepard) on Dec 10, 2018 at 8:04am PST

Speaking of Busy, if you are doing Elf on the Shelf and need an idea at around 10 pm every night (like I do), I highly recommend her feed. She is doing the most with her elves (look at the little face mask!) and even though I’m not that crafty, I regularly steal her ideas.