Paltrow

noun

Gwyneth (Kate). born 1972, US film actress; her films include Emma (1996), Sliding Doors (1998), Shakespeare in Love (1998), and Sylvia (2003)

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It seeks to neuter the criticism of any lurking Paltrow naysayers wishing to transfer their negativity to Lively.
Blake Lively Gets Her GOOP On
Tim Teeman
July 23, 2014
But Paltrow and Lively insist on deep meaning besides the grubby business of trade.
Blake Lively Gets Her GOOP On
Tim Teeman
July 23, 2014
And this—hard as we strain not to admit it—is what Paltrow told her audience.
Gwyneth Was Right: America Turned Communication Into a Weaponized Battlefield
James Poulos
June 1, 2014
In a now-infamous impromptu speech, Paltrow told a tech conference… well, something about online hate and real-life war.
Gwyneth Was Right: America Turned Communication Into a Weaponized Battlefield
James Poulos
June 1, 2014
Instead of a virtual punch in the ovaries, Paltrow should get a round of applause.
Gwyneth Was Right: America Turned Communication Into a Weaponized Battlefield
James Poulos
June 1, 2014