The media's handling of this whole thing between Christian Bale and his mom and sister is really sad (I guess "family matters" don't exist when you're a celebrity). And now comes word from the most reliable of sources (Star magazine) that Matthew Broderick supposedly cheated on Sarah Jessica Parker with a 25-year-old. I wonder if this has anything to do with SJP's recent decision to have her "mole" removed and/or going to the George Michael concert sans hubby. I love Hollywood gossip as much as the next person, but there's something about these stories that involve moms, sisters and children that sure makes it a lot less fun. Here's hoping everything turns out for the best for all parties concerned.Wednesday, July 23, 2008
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The media's handling of this whole thing between Christian Bale and his mom and sister is really sad (I guess "family matters" don't exist when you're a celebrity). And now comes word from the most reliable of sources (Star magazine) that Matthew Broderick supposedly cheated on Sarah Jessica Parker with a 25-year-old. I wonder if this has anything to do with SJP's recent decision to have her "mole" removed and/or going to the George Michael concert sans hubby. I love Hollywood gossip as much as the next person, but there's something about these stories that involve moms, sisters and children that sure makes it a lot less fun. Here's hoping everything turns out for the best for all parties concerned.
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Like everything, too much of anything can eventually kill the interest. I'm a blog addict, but even still some of this stuff is just getting a bit old ...especially the ones that focus on Hollywood gossip only. People are so desperate to report something they stir up a media frenzy over a family argument. Sheesh. I mean really, who cares?
Now we find that My Little Pony has issues ...does anyone really care other than wishing them well and a life without hurting each other? Or are we to a point where we have to help humiliate these poor people.
That said, Matthew Broderick is not aging well and he better watch what pot he sticks his ladle into ....
I gave up reading the pop-press years ago. There is so much false reporting and (often) outright fabrication. We often forget that these people are just actors. They are famous because we MAKE them famous. I choose to ignore them.
Anyway, who needs the pop-press when you have cool blogs to read? Especially when they slip in the tidbits that are of mild interest =))
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