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Big Love star Chloë Sevigny spoke with Entertainment Weekly’s EW.com in the wake of a stinging interview in which she called the HBO’s drama’s most recent season “awful.” The actress’ blunt critique quickly set of a firestorm. (Read that story here)

Having a rough day?
CHLOË SEVIGNY: A little bit. I feel pretty terrible.

What happened? Why’d you say it?
SEVIGNY: [Long pause] I feel like what I said was taken out of context, and the [reporter] I was speaking to was provoking me. I was in Austin [at the SXSW festival] and really exhausted and doing a press junket and I think I just… I wasn’t thinking about what I was saying. You know, after a day of junkets sometimes things slip out that you don’t mean, and I obviously didn’t mean what I said in any way, shape, or form. I love being on the show. I have nothing but respect and admiration for our writers and everybody involved with the show. It’s been the greatest opportunity of my lifetime so far — the best role I’ve ever played, the best part I’ve ever had the opportunity to portray. So I love the show. I think it’s the greatest show on television. I think it’s the weirdest show. I think it is very complex and the content is amazing and it’s just very ironic that this statement would come out and blow so out of control. Because I feel absolutely the opposite. It is difficult being on a show for several seasons and having no control and having things go in different directions where you didn’t think they would go. But that’s also the most exciting part [because] they keep the character really fresh and there’s new scenarios that they come up with.

The fact is, many people were let down by last season. You didn’t really say anything that hasn’t already been said by a lot of fans and critics. Is it possible there was some grain of truth to your remarks and perhaps it just came out too harsh?
SEVIGNY: Maybe it did come out too harsh. I especially think the third season was so strong, and obviously we only had nine episodes so we couldn’t really explore as much this season, so maybe that was part of it. And I really haven’t seen the whole season because I don’t have a television. I’ve only seen about half of it, so I could even really comment having not been able to see it all the way through.

What was your primary concern when this whole thing broke yesterday?
SEVIGNY: My first concern was I didn’t want HBO or Will [Scheffer] and Mark [V. Olsen], the creators of our show, to think that I was biting the hand that feeds me because I obviously love the show and have always been nothing but positive about it. And I didn’t want anybody to misunderstand me or think that I wasn’t, you know, appreciative. I don’t want to be one of those actresses that complains about her work because I love my work and I love being on the show. I just feel like it’s like one small quote out of a million positive ones that’s just really biting me in the ass. And I feel really terrible. And I called Will and Mark and apologized profusely.

What was their reaction?
SEVIGNY: They accepted my apology. We have a great mutual respect for one another, and they know my work ethic, how I treat other people at work and them, and how I never contest anything they write for me. I’m always willing [to perform what's written]. Even if I have a little trouble with something, they’ll explain it to me in a way that makes perfect sense. So I think that what was so surprising for all of us is that I never really complain or have any problems with anything. I think I was just exhausted in Austin and just spoke out of line and said something that wasn’t really how I was really feeling.

How did the conversation go? Was it short? Long?
SEVIGNY: It was long. We talked it out. We talked for a while. [Laughs] I was a sob case, of course. I haven’t slept all night because if they said something about me, if they made a statement that they were disappointed in my work, I would feel awful. I always feel, “Do unto others as you would have others do unto you.” And I just feel it was very out of character. I feel really awful. I don’t know what else to say except that I’m really sorry, and I’m really proud of the show, and feel blessed to be a part of it.

Did they give you any assurances that the show would get its groove back in season 5?
SEVIGNY: They mentioned a little bit about what they were working on in the room. Their schedule is really tough. They’ve been working since we wrapped. They don’t even have the time to sit down and think and breathe for a second. You know, my heart goes out to them because they’re just working constantly. They work really hard, and I want them to know that I appreciate what they do for us and for the viewing public. I think it’s a great show.

The takeaway lesson here?
SEVIGNY: [Laughs] The takeaway lesson here is just be more careful with my words and just slow down and breathe during junkets. And to not let journalist provoke me in ways that could be detrimental to others and myself.

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Eddie Cibrian’s ex-wife Brandi Glanville tells E! News exclusively that while the two are attempting to work through their impending divorce amicably, her former hubby’s new girlfriend, LeAnn Rimes, is putting quite the damper on things—starting with their son Jake’s birthday festivities in April.

“Eddie and I had planned to do something together and small for Jake’s upcoming birthday on April 15th,” Glanville tells us, but unfortunately, “he has changed his mind. He is now saying I can’t see Jake on his birthday because it falls on his custodial day and it would make LeAnn uncomfortable.”

Glanville understands that assigned custodial days are in tact for a reason, but tells E! News she’s been more than accommodating of the couple’s needs in the past, and simply asks for the same in return.

“I have been so cooperative with Eddie and LeAnn for the sake of my children,” says Glanville. “I even went and signed and notarized a document saying they could take my kids out of the country to Mexico on vacation. I wouldn’t want to deprive them of such a great opportunity.”

Glanville tells us her frustrations with the son’s birthday are just the tip of the iceberg. “I have already spent Christmas Eve and Christmas morning alone, missing my children, and crying because I have no family near by,” she says. “Jake is my son, not Leann’s. He should be with both his parents on his birthday.”

And while she says she’ll do whatever she can to be there on for her son’s celebration (“I don’t care if LeAnn is sitting next to me when Jake blows out his candles. I will be there.”), her legal team tells her she should concede.

“Eddie seems to care more about LeAnn than what is best for our kids,” Glanville says of her thoughts on her ex’s new priorities. “He doesn’t even come to Mason’s baseball games on my days because LeAnn doesn’t want him around me.”

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LeeLee Sobieski and a girl friend stroll down the streets of NYC happily toting around a princess balloon and laughing to themselves in NYC, NY on March 25, 2010.

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Michelle McGee – the first woman to publicly allege an affair with Sandra Bullock’s husband Jesse James – had a good laugh Thursday as three other women also claimed to have flings with the 40-year-old biker.

“I wasn’t the only one.. Lol,” she Twittered.

She also lashed out on Facebook, writing: “For all you internet warriors on here talking shit…it’s easy to place judgement [SIC] when your sitting behind a keyboard. Get off your G***** high horse, your s*** don’t smell like roses either. Let him who is without sin cast the first stone…in other words F*** YOU”

The new Us Weekly reports that McGee, 32, spoke out against James last week mostly for money (she earned a reported $30,000).

Her other reason: “She got pissed Jesse was stringing her along,” photog pal Mark Glass tells Us. “That’s her personality, you screw with me, I’ll screw with you.”

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