A friend of a friend who worked with Streisand said that she was "beyond difficult" to work with. That level of fame and expectations tempered with extreme stage fright could make anyone "difficult". However, the bf's cousin, a chef, claimed that she loved his restaurant and complemented him. I ate several holiday dinners at his house and I wasn't impressed. I also found him a clueless braggart. And a gourmand. Anyway, I hope that the rose is less "demanding" than the lady herself.
I wouldn't call Paris Hilton an actress. A savvy businesswoman, yes, artistically talented as an actress, singer or designer, no.
I am a spring planter who is running out of room for roses. i have moved a few things this fall, but haven't added anything. I bought Tiffany because it was my beloved dog's name and I liked the bloom and fragrance. I haven't bought any other rose because of it's name, but have avoided some because I couldn't stand their namesakes. There are certain public figures that I think would be more appropriate names of noxious weeds, but I am not going to go there.
