The comments by the "stars" are insane.
Many of these celebrities are drama queens.
@Applewood
ALL celebs are drama queens. That's how they got wealthy.
Well, there are a few grownups -- James Woods comes to mind.
“When Did Celebrities Get So Bad At Taking Criticism?†a BuzzFeed headline asked in April. It’s a good question. Of course, there’s no scientific way to track the varying thickness of Hollywood’s collective skin. But it sure seems like a sense of entitlement is spring’s hottest accessory.For some reason, there's a high level of mental illness among "celebrities." :shrug:
That’s a bad joke. This a trend that dates back longer than just 2019. It’s actually been growing for years. The BuzzFeed article offers some good proof of what it looks like currently: Ariana Grande and Justin Bieber complaining about mockery of their Coachella performance, Olivia Munn writing an essay in response to her outfit being critiqued on an outfit-critiquing blog, Lizzo’s all-caps complaint about a single bad review. And the list goes on.
Celebrities are vainglorious creatures, often with skin as thin as it is flawless. But I’m not sure they deserve all the blame on this one. To be clear, I think BuzzFeed’s premise is correct, I just think the entertainment news media deserves some credit for unduly boosting these fragile egos too. ... The Federalist (https://thefederalist.com/2019/05/03/how-thin-skinned-celebrities-benefit-from-the-entertainment-news-media/)
These "celebrities" can go to hell too. If people stopped paying attention to them, it would be a start.
These "celebrities" can go to hell too. If people stopped paying attention to them, it would be a start.
I think it was Alice Cooper that said don't listen to celebs.
Then I guess I shouldn't listen to Alice either. LOL
He's right.
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@sneakypete
Alice Cooper is another example of a celeb with his head on straight, although you would never know it from his stage act.
Then I guess I shouldn't listen to Alice either. LOL
He's right.
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@sneakypete
Alice Cooper is another example of a celeb with his head on straight, although you would never know it from his stage act.
The comments by the "stars" are insane.
There's always suicide.
The least they could do is leave the country for some 3rd world sh*thole...or Canada! :)@The Ghost And yet so man y of them have threatened to do so time and time again.
How Thin-Skinned Celebrities Benefit From A Sympathetic Entertainment News MediaI used to help coach the Forensics (public speaking) team. The judges would give them critique sheets on ways to improve or things they did exceptionally well. Before I handed them the sheet I would tell them: "This is a snapshot of your performance, do not take anything on here personally, you are not a good as they say you are and you are certainly not as bad. If you find their advice helpful, use it, if not disregard it." It helped some of them.
The entertainment news media deserves some credit for unduly boosting fragile celebrity egos.
By Emily Jashinsky
May 3, 2019For some reason, there's a high level of mental illness among "celebrities." :shrug: