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Post by discoprincess on Nov 1, 2010 12:47:23 GMT -4
Dear everybody in Hollywood, please step away from Twitter. Most of you are stupid and it shows even (or especially) when you're confined to 140 characters. Seriously though, why, as a celeb, would you share your thoughts on a PR minefield like Twitter? Don't people have agents and PR people anymore? A handful of them are. R&B singer Monica just deleted her Twitter account because of the hateful comments made regarding her recent engagement(?). At least the celebs could attempt to make the more controversial tweets private.
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Post by smitten on Nov 13, 2010 21:03:54 GMT -4
Dear Hollywood, please STOP showing people puking on TV. Is there anyone out there that finds this amusing and not really gross?
And it's really not funny when someone does it in someone else's bed and then hides it, like on the Office this week.
Signed, Grossed Out!
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Post by discoprincess on Nov 18, 2010 13:50:51 GMT -4
Dear Hollywood: Who greenlit "Teen Mom"? Whoever it was, this was a bad idea. And magazines should stop putting these girls on the cover. Co-signed. This rant about Bristol Palin from the Dancing with the Stars thread gets at the reason why this kind of thing should not be glamorized on TV: Maybe people are voting for Bristol because they feel sorry that she has such a shrew for a mother. Here is what pisses me off about the whole thing though. When I was a teen in the 70's Republicans were saying how awful it was that so many black and Hispanic teenage girls were having babies out of wedlock. Now since so many white girls are doing it, it's suddenly okay, and now it's more than okay, you can be a celebrity if it happens to you, but you better be white. Can you imagine what would happen if a black politician's daughter had a child out of wedlock? Do you think her parent would be asked to run for Vice President? Fuck no. And that's what pisses me off. And Bristol still hasn't married the baby daddy! That's her choice, of course; I just wonder why the family values-obsessed right hasn't given her flak in the media for it (or for Teen Mom).
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Post by yournamehere on Nov 18, 2010 22:58:45 GMT -4
Because they need Saint Sarah to fit the right narrative?
Ahem.
Dear Hollywood:
Stay out of my cooking shows. Seriously. I watch them to watch food prep, NOT drama.
Thanks,
YNH.
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Post by scarletprincess on Nov 19, 2010 10:22:27 GMT -4
Dear Hollywood: Who greenlit "Teen Mom"? Whoever it was, this was a bad idea. And magazines should stop putting these girls on the cover. This times infinity.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 1, 2010 19:26:59 GMT -4
Dear Hollywood: A 21 Jump Street movie? Really? Can't you guys come up with an original idea anymore?
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Post by discoprincess on Dec 2, 2010 20:08:23 GMT -4
Dear Hollywood: A 21 Jump Street movie? Really? Can't you guys come up with an original idea anymore? With Jonah Hill? Oh, no, no, no , no! Who's going to sing the theme song (because we know it will be updated)?
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Post by vadafaith on Jan 11, 2011 22:10:15 GMT -4
Dear Hollywood:
Please make a weight loss reality show that is humane, sane, sustainable, and not abusive.
Instead of being a "looser" because you "only" lost 10 pounds in a week, contestants would lose weight at steady, realistic rates. The contest would last 1 year.
Provide the contestants with nutritionists, trainers, gym memberships, inexpensive home exercise equipment, behavioral therapists, and medical oversight -- at home, while they tend to their jobs, families, distractions, and triggers.
OK to show family drama. Family drama is why many people gain weight. More drama could come from seeing if people reach the goals they set for themselves, who helps them towards their goals, and who sabotages them. Self-sabotage also entertaining.
Such a format will work. Ruby is a hit for the Style channel.
Thank you and sign me up.
XXooo Vada
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Post by Babycakes on Jan 12, 2011 2:09:26 GMT -4
Dear Hollywood: Please make a weight loss reality show that is humane, sane, sustainable, and not abusive. Instead of being a "looser" because you "only" lost 10 pounds in a week, contestants would lose weight at steady, realistic rates. The contest would last 1 year. Provide the contestants with nutritionists, trainers, gym memberships, inexpensive home exercise equipment, behavioral therapists, and medical oversight -- at home, while they tend to their jobs, families, distractions, and triggers. OK to show family drama. Family drama is why many people gain weight. More drama could come from seeing if people reach the goals they set for themselves, who helps them towards their goals, and who sabotages them. Self-sabotage also entertaining. Such a format will work. Ruby is a hit for the Style channel. Thank you and sign me up. XXooo Vada This. I was watching TBL tonight, and really? 41 lbs in a week, even if that is a "tv week", sounds dangerous to the extreme. I'm looking forward to A&E's new show Heavy. Hopefully, it will be nonexploitive.
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vadafaith
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Post by vadafaith on Jan 12, 2011 13:08:11 GMT -4
Yeah. TBL is what prompted my post. Especially watching it after reading a three-part interview about a previous finalist and the dehumanizing, wretched, behind-the-scenes shenanigans by producers, trainers, etc., including dehydration before weigh-ins.
I haven't heard about it. I'll look for it.
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