i dont care

Charlie Sheen is actually crazy. He described his brain as not being from this terrestrial realm. He isn't going to relapse because he can control it, everyone has the capability to do so...
What concerns me more than Charlie Sheen's instability is the media's close attention to him.

Why do we care?

Why do we care about any of the celebrities being idolized in the news, magazines, and movie screens? They are just people. Some are very disturbed and i'm sure if they did not have fame no one would really like them. Maybe the fame is what is destroying celebs and they would be OK if everyone just stopped caring so damn much.

Lindsay Lohan is always in some sort of media outlet for being stupid. Why i don't quite get. I can name about ten stupid people i encounter on a daily basis that most people will ignore, but they are just as messed up as Lindsay or Charlie Sheen.


What is it about celebrities that draws us in?

I don't think of myself as being obsessed with fame or hype on anyone but the people i know personally and love. There are some people in the media I admire or would like to meet, but I'm sure they will have flaws like everyone else. If i can be disappointed in the fools i deal with on the daily that aren't nearly as crazy as the celebrities, i'm sure meeting a huge celebrity would also be somewhat disappointing.

people are confusing....especially celebrities.

"i blinked and i cured my brain"-Charlie Sheen

-girl

The ballet

Today i went to see the Joffrey Ballet perform Cinderella.
I love the ballet and like all things i love some one around me manages to ruin it. =(
A small child was seated behind me kicking my chair till the point i couldn't take it anymore. i turned around n snapped at her to stop. Oblivious mom remained oblivious.

Note to self: matinee show is for old ladies and children–AVOID the matinee show at all costs.

All in all i really liked the show. The last professional ballet i saw was the nutcracker and i don't even remember how old i was. I love the theater and would really like to go as much as possible. I saw the DePaul theater school perform A Raisin in the Sun and that was fantastic, aside from the irritating audience clapping and laughing when nothing was happening.

is it possible to watch a show with only people you like in the room? if so, where?

I think i'm going to try and see Cinderella again with friends and the evening show that starts after bedtime.

watch the preview for Cinderella its lovely.

-girl