Other ways twitter ruins society...

In lieu of the passing of Alexander McQueen, newspapers and blogs have been posting up the deceased designer's last tweets.  Another newspaper claims Kate Moss is in grief based on her tweets.  As any blog or media, we did announce McQueen's passing.  Yet we refuse to post his twitters.  Although we did not know McQueen personally, we urge the media to let his friends and loved ones mourn quietly.  And without the scrutiny and privacy invasion of dissecting their twitter accounts, blogs, etc.

Upon the passing of Korean supermodel Daul Kim, her blog was pilfered by the media, only to later be closed to the public.

I will not claim to understand the phenomenon of celebrity, but between the money and fame, their is/ was a real person.

Let's honor their creativity and impact with a moment of silence.

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iPad (and other news to rot that brain...)

Angelina is the new Mia Farrow. In a few years Brad Pitt is going to molest Maddox. And in the near future, we'll all realize that iPad is just an amalgamation of the iPhone and the iPod touch, but by the time we realize that, Apple is going to blow our minds again with a new something or other or new version of this or that.

Btw:  Mia Farrow was so beautiful and I love, love, love her "Rosemary's Baby" pixie.  

Ok, I'll stop being a hater.  I really, really hope that the iPad starts a revolution in the publishing industry.  I'm sure Apple will tinker with this new thing and make it even cooler.

But I still hate Angelina.  (I'm not team Jennifer).

Peace.

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Help Haiti, get a solid album...

Good work Sr. Clooney.  Young George put together an aid event with a laundry list of celebrities to help raise money for the situation in Haiti, and us zombies applaud that!  We like it when famous people use their fame to help people (instead of buying fancy sh-t, dating each other etc.) and this event was definitely cool in general and the song isn't super cheesy.  Oh, even Stephen Spielberg was answering phones!  Bravo famous people!

"This is a tragedy that reaches across all borders, all boundaries. It demands our attention, our help and our compassion," Mr Clooney stated in a brief introduction. 

"The Haitian people need help. They need to know that they are not alone. They need to see that we still care," he added, as millions of donors immediately snarled up the telephone lines. (from this article)

 

Click here and buy it folks... I'd say that's the right thing to do, wouldn't you?

-Schmootzie