rockin'robin
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I'm looking forward on Lohan in playboy.
Saw that on yahoo news...so now she's gonna take her clothes off....
I'm looking forward on Lohan in playboy.
Agreed. It is obvious that it does not apply to ALL children with parents with problems just like being a midget does not mean your child will most likely be a midget.
But there was enough statistic to show that children with problem parents are more likely to become an addict or abusive than those with "clean" parents.
I'm looking forward on Lohan in playboy.
And, you'd just be another person contributing to a sick woman's demise. How sad is that?
I agree with you. The same thing happened to Brittney Spears, Tatum O'Neal, Micheal Jackson, Robert Downey Jr
and many others. Some manage to "get their shit together", some pay the price.
As children, these are exploited to the max by everybody - starting with the parents.
The parents with $$ signs in their eyes, incapable to say NO when is the time to say NO because of the almighty dollar.
They are in denial deluding themselves "we are doing it because our child loves doing it' - just look at the sick "Toddlers and Tiaras' - these parents are psychos! turning their little children looking like tiny sluts and brainwashing them into thinking they actually love "competing"!
Of course the tiny impressionable child's brain will believe anything you tell them to! you keep telling them over and over
they are "professional" and "competitive" they will come to believe it
and even love it, ! duh!
By the same token, the parents of child stars are deluding themselves into thinking they are "helping to fulfill their children dreams".
The problem is, children sometimes dream of piercing their tongue at 10,
and it doesn't necessary mean you as a parent say "yes".
There is time and place for everything. And it starts early. later is too late.
What can be done now?
Probably not very much, since Lindsay is now an adult and nobody can force her into rehab.
But maybe, just maybe, if she was lovingly hounded into some kind of "intervention', maybe it would work,
I dunno. I hope she does get help at one point because this is so sad,
so sad and such waste of young, beauty, and talent..
And you people, who make fun of other peoples descend into heII - it's obvious you've never given it any deeperthought.
Have you ever wondered what it is like to be addicted? do you think
being addicted is just fun? there is no reason to it?
or perhaps is not fun at all? that behind the majority of addiction lies
terrible pain and pavst?
Have u heard of this expression..."money is the root of all evils" its sad what it does to people!
That's totally what I was going to say. This is what helped her downfall. All this media hype and all these people egging on the media hype. Eventually we are going to have another Anna Nicole Smith, or Heaven forbid, another Princess Di with the paparazzi chasing her to her death by way of car accident.
my point is that it's extraordinary difficult to get an exclusive interview with superstars especially after recovery from their destructive past. You're definitely not going to get one on your show if you're a nobody or some cheapshot host like Jerry Springfield. You'll be most likely somebody credible and reputable. With that kind of weight, are you going to risk everything for some bogus interview for their public stunt?
heck no.... you are going to get what you want from him/her - "Why?" Interviewer controls the questioning and dialogue.... not the other way around. They're not going to let some screwed-up person to ruin their reputation and control their interviews for their mischievous gain. That's why very few interviewers survived in this brutal cutthroat business for so long.... like Barbara Walter and James Lipton. It pretty much takes only one botched-up interview to end your interviewing career.
That's why Chris Wallace never got another exclusive interview deal after botched Bill Clinton interview. Dang.... he got spanked good by Clinton's wagging finger. That was a good one.
oh man... ya gotta see Wallace's face when Clinton wagged his finger and said - "And you've got that little smirk on your face and you think you're so clever. But I had responsibility for trying to protect this country..."
I have to disagree with you again. The reason you don't find too many people willing to discuss recovery is because they are in the minority in show business. As for inteviewers, not all of them ask the tough questions. MANY of them don't. Then, you have the likes of TMZ, Extra, Entertainment Tonight, et al. The latter of these shows are nothing but televised Enquirer programs. Certainly not real news. It's really sad that people listen to the nonsense on these shows and take it for face value instead of looking up reputable sources.
Jerry Springer is hardly a reputable journalist/interviewer. I think we can agree on that. But, these shows that are on nowadays is really NO better than a Jerry Springer. It's these shows people are listening to and contributing to the cycle. If people didn't watch, it would simply go off the air due to poor ratings and we would go back to seeing reputable news sources like the ones 30 yrs ago or so.
Sometimes it's the cry for help, don't you know?
celebs do it on a grander scale just because they have means to do it just so.
a mere mortal who nobody know, do it quietly because nobody will flock
to a loser who got drunk umpteenth time and crashed a car or whatnot,
but the celeb will be swarmed by paparazzi right away...
Fuzzy
I see you Jiro are about the only one who have some deeper insight into the situation.
What is it, if I may ask, personal experiences or like me you've seen some episodes of Intervention, Dr Drew etc, and/or closet backyard amateur psychologist?
having a shrink in family helps, too
I have to disagree with you again. The reason you don't find too many people willing to discuss recovery is because they are in the minority in show business. As for inteviewers, not all of them ask the tough questions. MANY of them don't. Then, you have the likes of TMZ, Extra, Entertainment Tonight, et al. The latter of these shows are nothing but televised Enquirer programs. Certainly not real news. It's really sad that people listen to the nonsense on these shows and take it for face value instead of looking up reputable sources.
Jerry Springer is hardly a reputable journalist/interviewer. I think we can agree on that. But, these shows that are on nowadays is really NO better than a Jerry Springer. It's these shows people are listening to and contributing to the cycle. If people didn't watch, it would simply go off the air due to poor ratings and we would go back to seeing reputable news sources like the ones 30 yrs ago or so.
Vulcan Buddhism and chess. I'm a deep thinker and I search carefully for credible source.
I see puzzles and I piece them together until it makes sense to me. It's fine if I'm wrong.
I've never seen any of those shrink shows. Dr. Drew.... I've heard of that name. That guy with glasses and most of his patients are celebrities. Beside I think any tv shrink is a quack lol. The only tv person i trust is Judge Judy
You are absolutely correct. TV "shrinks" are not clinical practitioners. What they do cannot be considered therapy. It is entertainment.
Like Dr. Phil and Dr. Drew. I cannot stand either one.
Nor me. And to think that some people watch them and actually believe that this is what the practice of psychotherapy is. It's disgusting.
I hate how they exploit the people on their TV shows. For instance, he exploited Britney Spears when she had her meltdown.
I hate how they exploit the people on their TV shows. For instance, he exploited Britney Spears when she had her meltdown.
Exploitation of people is why I can not stand Jerry Springer or any other shows like it.
Lindsay Lohan has signed on for her latest role - an appearance in Playboy.
Lohan's mother, Dina, told X17 Online that "the photo shoot went well."
According to TMZ, the actress will be paid close to $1 million to pose nude for the men's magazine.
Earlier, Lohan's rep, Steve Honig, told E! News, "I can neither confirm nor deny at this time."
A rep for Playboy added, "We don't comment on rumors about who may or may not be posing for the magazine...if anything changes I'll be sure to let you know."
The actress, 25, is currently completing court-ordered community service hours at the Los Angeles County Morgue. A judge who revoked Lohan's probation last week told her to complete at least 16 hours of community service at the morgue before she returns for a court hearing on Nov. 2.