Nervous Kate

This isn't a slam in any way just for the record. It never ceases to
amaze
me, (or rather remind me) that even top celebrities are still just
regular
people. Sometimes that is forgotten in all the hectic shuffle?
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Of course they're regular people. It's the media that makes them
bigger than life and completely inaccessible to the rest of the world.
Here's hoping she's put her drug problems behind her.
Susan
http://susansspa.blogspot.com/

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They may *be* regular people, but they aren't *treated* like regular
people.
I wish them well, but I worry that it sets a horrible example for all
of us––particularly our children––when celebrities receive special
treatment. We have examples of so–called celebrities getting away with
everything from dwi to rape to spousal abuse to murder... Celebrities
may argue that they are held to a higher standard than the rest of us
when it comes to things like being photographed while having a bad
hair day, but...boo hoo hoo. Super models are glorified for being
freaks of nature. Does any full–grown woman actually believe that
these girls achieve that look without drug abuse or a whopping eating
disorder? Is it any wonder that our girls make such bad choices?
Climbing down from my soapbox now.
cofarb