Last week was, as always, another dizzying frenzy of gossip and media-related news. We gave you our up-to-the-minute take, but we’re far more interested in your reactions. Please continue to send us your comments, and every Monday we’ll recap the burning issues and a sampling of your “colorful” responses in “Hot Topics.”
Issue: Private school kids having sex orgies aboard the magic yellow school bus.
You said: “I went to Trinity School for 12 years. When we were young, we all took vans to school, not suburban, middle class yellow school buses…Even the Fieldston people don’t take yellow buses. They take luxury buses provided by Campus Coach.”
Issue: Halle Berry’s breakup with David Justice threw her into a suicidal depression.
You said: “Let’s just hope Halle never watches ‘Catwoman.’ Or ‘B.A.P.S.’ Or ‘Gothika.’ Or ‘Father Hood’…”
Issue: One 90210 alum is reportedly wheelin’ and dealin’ marijuana.
You said: “Totally Hilary Swank. After she got fired from 90210, you never heard from her again.”
You also said: “David Silver no question. It’s no coincidence that his initials spell BAG.”
Issue: Courteney Cox/Jennifer Aniston makeout sesh turns out to be a bust.
You said: “Who thought that two middle-aged, emaciated, lipless women kissing would be hot?”
Issue: Ann Coulter toilet paper: wipe away the hate.
You said: “I wonder what John Edwards thinks about this? Will he buy it with his feminine products when he goes shopping?”
Issue: Rachel Marsden and Keith Olbermann both stalk people in their spare time
You said: “Want PROOF that Olbermann is a stalker? [Here’s] a 2006 interview where he admits that he hired a PI to track down a teacher he had a crush on in high school. If that’s not stalker material, then I don’t know what else is.”
You also said: “You’re in a rotten business, Jossip. Repent and save your souls before it’s too late.”
Issue: Not everyone wants to see MC Rove and W. clowning around at the RTCA dinner.
You said: “[Bush and Rove] deserve a couple of hours off the darn clock. They are human beings. They have real lives, and feelings just like the rest of us…Are you willing to step into their shoes? Or the shoes of a soldier? Or his loved ones? If not, stop your complaining. I’ve worn the uniform. My husband wore the uniform – and when he came home, I was given a Gold Star and a spot in Arlington National Cemetery to visit him. Every war has its sacrifices. We military folks gladly sacrifice for W, for you, and for our ability to have arguments just like this. Sheesh.”
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