Courteney gets dirt for her show
Courteney Cox turned the tables on a paparazzo snapping shots of her and her family at Disneyland recently by asking for his help. "I came up to him and said, 'Look, you can stay in the park, but I need your phone number and I want to do some research for our show with you, and he came into the writer's room and talked," Cox said. The Friends alum's new show Dirt, about the inner workings of a fictional tabloid, will debut next week. "This is absolutely no revenge on the tabloid media. There's no way really to pay back the paparazzi. If anything, it's going to get worse, probably, because if they watch this, I can only imagine it getting worse."
Courteney Cox turned the tables on a paparazzo snapping shots of her and her family at Disneyland recently by asking for his help. "I came up to him and said, 'Look, you can stay in the park, but I need your phone number and I want to do some research for our show with you, and he came into the writer's room and talked," Cox said. The Friends alum's new show Dirt, about the inner workings of a fictional tabloid, will debut next week. "This is absolutely no revenge on the tabloid media. There's no way really to pay back the paparazzi. If anything, it's going to get worse, probably, because if they watch this, I can only imagine it getting worse."