Celebridiot of the Day 10/6

Madonna has made her dislike for Sarah Palin very clear by banning the politician from attending her world tour.
The singer shared her political views whilst performing a show in New Jersey as part of her Sticky & Sweet tour.
She told the crowd: "Sarah Palin can't come to my party. Sarah Palin can't come to my show. It's nothing personal,"
And this outburst against the Republican party is not the first for Madge.
On her current tour she used John McCain's image in a video clip alongside scences of destruction, global warming, starving children and Adolf Hitler.
A spokesperson for McCain's campaign said Madonna's actions were, “outrageous, unacceptable and crudely divisive all at the same time.”

Difficult for me to understand why it is she has fans. But, there's no accounting for taste or brains when it comes to our society. I wonder if on a world tour Madge could get away with saying something about . . . say, Chavez in Venezuela?

I'd like to see her try.

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"I think there is a really good chance that Sarah Palin could president. And I think that's a really scary thing because I don't know anything about her. I don't think in eight weeks I'm going to know anything about her."

That comes from Matt Damon. Watch the video clip here.

Hey Matt, here's a thought . . .

FIND OUT FOR YOURSELF, ASSWIPE.

If you're going to be an as . . . have an opinion, have an informed opinion. Don't believe internet smear. Don't believe trash. Find out before opening your pie hole and making yourself look an an idiot.

Please.

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Calling all young, beautiful Britons with a yearning for life in the fast lane -- Paris Hilton is heading to Britain to find a new best friend.

What an attention whore. It amazes me ANYONE regards her relevant. She's a no talent spoiled skank doing all she can to draw attention to herself. What she apparently fails to realize, is that most people wretch at the mention of her.

What I found interesting about her prerequisites:

She said her London best friend needed to be hot, able to keep up with her, and not a backstabber.

Funny she needed to add the "backstabber" quality.

She looks like squidward's ugly sister.

Celebridiot of the Day 7/2

RENO, Nev. (AP) — Dennis Haysbert likes to believe his portrayal as the first African-American U.S. president on Fox's "24" may have helped pave the way for Barack Obama.
"If anything, my portrayal of David Palmer, I think, may have helped open the eyes of the American people," said the actor, who has contributed $2,300 to the Illinois Democrat's presidential campaign.
"And I mean the American people from across the board — from the poorest to the richest, every color and creed, every religious base — to prove the possibility there could be an African-American president, a female president, any type of president that puts the people first," he said Tuesday.
Haysbert, who now stars on "The Unit" on CBS, made his comments to reporters during a teleconference call promoting the upcoming American Century Celebrity Golf Championship at Lake Tahoe.
Haysbert, who also played Nelson Mandela in the 2007 film "Goodbye Bafana," said his role as President Palmer seemed to "confuse people" who would approach him on the street "every day, almost every hour, and ask me to run."
"I still, even after three seasons into `The Unit' playing Sgt. Maj. Jonas Blaine, I'm still asked by people on the street to run," he said.
Haysbert, 54, said he recently stopped for dinner south of Los Angeles with his daughter in Dana Point, Calif., a town he described as "very wealthy, very white and very Republican."
"I go into this little restaurant with that demographic and a lady comes up to me and says, `You know, I want to vote for you,'" he said. "I don't know if it is a joke or that people just like to say those things. But to me, for them to say it out loud means they are thinking about it."

I wonder if he inspired any baseball players to keep dead chickens in their locker . . . hmm . . . he probably doesn't like to talk about it.

This is the problem, folks. People who play "make believe" then take themselves waaaay too seriously and believe they have the impact on society they think they do.

The other problem is, though, for some, he's probably right.