The Guardian article about movie stars

Ha! I know I’ve talked about this before, so I don’t want to bore anyone. But since you asked . . .

I absolutely hated when we saw her at the Oscars and other events being all clumsy and tripping over her feet. I suspect it was all fake,  which makes it even worse.  But real or fake, the “Isn’t it cute and adorable that I’m so ditzy?” act makes me want to scream! I know it made her even more popular, and I cringed whenever I saw her do it. 

Since many of her fans were young girls, it made me angry to see her set such a bad example for them in her personal life. I realize that she has no responsibility to be a role model for anyone, but she was one nonetheless. The whole thing about sending nude photos to her boyfriend was ridiculous! Not because she did it (and she and her boyfriend had already broken up by then), but because she made a huge deal about blaming anyone who had dared to look at them. Yes, blame others for the stupid decisions you made! 

And finally, there was a premiere or something where she was photographed outdoors with her male co-stars. It was a cold day, and the men wore suits while she wore a strapless gown. There were tons of comments about that photo, saying that someone should have offered her a coat, and it was typical for women to have to suffer for fashion, while the men were nice in warm in their suits. She freaked out over those comments, saying something like “How DARE you assume I don’t make my own decisions! Nobody tells me what to do!” She sounded like a nut, screaming at her fans. 

The appropriate response to her fans in those situations should have been: “It was a dumb thing to do, to send my boyfriend nude photos, and now they’re out there for the world to see. I’ve learned my lesson, though, so don’t do it, girls!” And also “It’s so sweet of everyone to be concerned about me being cold that day! I was offered a coat, but I hated covering up the beautiful designer dress that had been made for me!”