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Even the most badass of stars need to go on grocery runs, and Samuel L. Jackson is a fine example of just that. We caught the A Time to Kill actor shopping at Bristol Farms Grocery Store yesterday in Beverly Hills, California. Samuel had a rather large band-aid on his right arm, but he seemed fine as he busily texted on his phone with the injured appendage. He came out of the store with a Dole Juice drink and some fruit. Way to stay healthy, Sam.
Does Us Weekly even have a London bureau? No matter, because even without one, the magazine had the scoop on Prince Harry's deployment to Afghanistan and acknowledged that they were part of the embargo. The New York Times, which actually has several reporters in Afghanistan, didn't even know that Prince Harry's whereabouts were clandestine. It's a shame, too. As the wiretapping story proved, the paper is so good at keeping government secrets. [Us Weekly, NYT via Doree Chronicles]