Showing posts with label weight. Show all posts
Showing posts with label weight. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
On 'Falling Star' Jessica Simpson
Don't get me started! I don't know who writes this sort of crap about celebrities, but it is really getting old. I saw the pictures that have stirred the ugly writings about Ms. Simpson, and frankly, the outfit she was wearing on that particular day at the chili cookoff, wasn't particularly flattering, but gee whiz, it was a chili cookoff! Give the human a break! Why do we buy into the junk these people want us to believe. Jessica Simpson is far from fat. As a matter of fact, if you disregard the icky outfit, she looks pretty good. Like a real person, not some stick person. So, Jessica, don't listen to the ramblings of fools. You look like a real, beautiful person. Your star is not falling. People who judge you so harshly need to look in the mirror, and also stop judging people by the way they look on the outside. Sheesh, don't these people watch the new reality show True Beauty?
Labels:
Jessica Simpson,
True Beauty,
weight,
weight gain
Tuesday, December 11, 2007
Jennifer Love Hewitt Weight
I finally got to read my "People" magazine yesterday and just wanted to throw the whole Jennifer Love Hewitt weight thing onto my trash heap. I don't understand why the media and the entertainment industry has to be so critical. I thought that Jennifer looked like a normal person. I wish we could see all celebrities as they really are. Everyone fluctuates with their weight at different times in their lives. I don't see the big deal. If an actress gains a little weight, rumors start about being pregnant or being a pig or some such stupidity. If an actress loses weight rumors start about drugs and eating disoders. No wonder people don't know what normal is. If you read tabloids or watch any of the so-called entertainment news shows, no one is satisfied with the way a person looks. Thank goodness there are people like Jennifer Love Hewitt who, while those kinds of things hurt her feelings, she is able to rise above it and be true to herself. That to me is normal and noble in this day and age.
Labels:
actresses,
Jennifer Love Hewitt,
People magazine,
tabloids,
weight
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