George Clooney plays Hero to Britney’s Anti-Hero
GEORGE CLOONEY, SO FAR THE 21ST CENTURY’S BEST VERSION of It’s a Wonderful Life’s George Bailey, has fallen on his sword on behalf of aggrieved celebrities everywhere. I appreciate that, so I am showing the movie poster for his latest movie, Michael Clayton and urging the dozen of you who breeze by to reward George C. at the box office.
George, the son of a newsman, has figuratively rapped the knuckles of long-lensed predators who chase their prey into dangerous territory. Isn’t that what predators always do? The biggest victim to be caught in their trap of late is of course Britney Spears, who was snapped running a red light with her two boys and court-appointed babysitter in tow. Eager to capitalize on her misstep, her ex-arm candy known as K-Fed directed his lawyers to immediately ask L.A. Superior Court Commissioner Scott Gordon to forbid Brit to drive with the boys. The judge, being typical of that breed who stares down upon other lesser beings, immediately ruled against Brit. What I’ve read so far about this judge makes me yearn for the judicial hijinks of former Broward County Court Judge Larry Seidlin, the man who presided over the custody hearing of Anna Nicole Smith’s corpse. Seidlin’s wayward questioning had me jumping out of my seat in disbelief, but his personal angst was palpable over the airwaves.
The number of celebs to join the Britney Celebrity Defense League© has just got longer, with Hollywood good girl Jennifer Garner telling Glamour that she sympathizes with the current starlet product line. "My heart just goes out to those girls, especially Britney. After her performance at the VMAs (MTVÕs Video Music Awards, where Garner was a presenter), I wanted to go backstage and mother her. The way everyone was celebrating (her shaky performance) was so unfair." Jen, we believe you, but why do your words sound so hollow when read aloud? I won’t be satisfied until all the members of the BCDL throw a ‘bash’ in her honor. And by ‘bash,’ I mean party, not roast.
Now comes US Weekly’s shocking report that Brit’s hymen was broken at age 14. This is news? Oh, yea, I forgot. Brit et al. aren’t human; they’re mere products to be packaged and repackaged, edited and cropped, touched up or ripped down, any way the media sees fit.
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