
Ok. The picture of Paris balling her eyes out after being hauled off to prison for the second time kinda makes me feel a little bad for her. But then I remember that her dog dresses in more stylish and expensive clothes than I do and there are starving children in Africa.

Jamie Lee Curtis recently sounded off about the Hollywood's Ho'bags. It's actually quite spot on.
As the denouement of a really upsetting celebrity scandal came to its close, a tearful child pleaded to her mother... "Mom, it's not right." It was a painful episode to watch. A young woman, begging her mother, the person who should have taught her right from wrong, to help her, to teach her the rules of life. It was a little too late. And so she wept as the Universe was bringing the teaching and settling the score ... The sad paths of the three most popular young women -- privileged but from varying backgrounds, talented, beautiful and spectacular -- have ended in prison, rehab and mental illness. I hope their mothers are worried sick and wondering, "What could I have done differently?" And our culture should be asking the same question too. What we need to do is look long and hard at our part in all this. Where did our children get the message that the rules don't apply to them? And where did we, the Mothers, get the message that if we abdicate our responsibilities as Mothers, the Universe will do our job for us? And it does, but without any of the love and tenderness and compassion that we could have given, along with the lessons. Now it's just the cold hard facts of a jail cell or the emptiness of a rehab room. I'm not pointing fingers. I'm asking questions ... Let's hope that we all learn what is RIGHT and what is so WRONG. Wake up, Mothers and smell the denial. It's weird, 10 years ago, I don't remember celebrities being so scrutinized. I remember buying US Weekly in 1995 when I was in high school and reading about the hot celebs under 30. This was back when Us was a monthly mag - not a weekly. It was more editorial focused and not just candid shots of celebs getting their groceries or flashing their vaginas by "accident" when getting out of the limo (David that's for you) - Anyhoo, the under 30 crowd consisted of Sandra Bullock, Brad Pitt, Gwyneth Paltrow, Julia Roberts, Matthew McKindaGay, Bridget Fonda...to name a few. Those ho's weren't cokin' it up for all the world to see. I mean I'm sure they partied hearty but it wasn't how the paparazzi captures it now. And they're all for the most part normal...kids and stuff when they're suppossed to.
Celebs today are rich and famous for basically nothing(Nicole Ritchie anyone) for the most part and COMPLETELY OUT OF CONTROL.
Someone needs to take the reigns and Jamie Lee thinks it should be the Mom's...
Ok I totally just ranted - whateves.