What do a prostitute, a cannibal, and Yale University have in common? Jodie Foster.
When Foster appeared as a teenage prostitute in 1976’s Taxi Driver, she caught the eye of John Hinckley, Jr., a mentally disturbed man who would later attempt to assassinate President Ronald Reagan in a bid to gain Foster’s love. Whatever happened to flowers and chocolate?
After graduating from Yale University, Foster returned to acting, starring in The Accused, a role for which she won an Oscar. Shortly after that, she was cast in the role she would become most famous for — FBI trainee Clarice Starling in 1991’s Silence of the Lambs.
Jodie Foster only just came out last year to the world, surprising the dozen or so people left who didn’t realize she was into beavers and Bermuda length shorts.? In her “coming out” speech, she made sure to thank to her long time girlfriend, whom she had recently cheated on, for taking care of their kids and calling her a “righteous soul sister” which I think means “world’s best stoner partner.”
Earlier this year, Halle Berry had a stalker scare when a man scaled her fence and made his way onto her property. The police arrived; he was gone. The next day, she looked out of her kitchen window only to find the same strange man staring back at her. 


All of a sudden everyone’s bisexual, everyone. 
