The publicity seeking socialite, Paris Hilton, certainly got the attention she so desperately craves yesterday at the MTV Movie Awards. The little tramp was mocked by hostess, Sarah Silverman, who let her have it.
Paris was leered and jeered by her peers on live television and it couldn't have been funnier. Everyone in the room was quite joyful about the embarrassment of Ms. Hilton. Maybe now the promiscuous, narcissistic, Barbie doll might actually have a clue that she is the laughingstock of Hollywood.
Not that she won't kill herself eventually. Next time it could be a drug overdose or a fatal automobile accident, or she may even suffer a permanent medical fallout. The paparazzi, media, her fans and the public have all been watching her downward spiral into what might possibly be her rock bottom. But it seems no one has cared enough to actually help the young star out. Not even her own mother. Nicole Richie went the wrong way on the freeway, Britney Spears shaved her head and headed to rehab, Paris Hilton violated her probation after driving drunk and now Lindsay is being forced to suffer the consequences. Today's Hollywood role models are anyting but. It's startling that no one has been killed. These girls think that partying like they do is what they are supposed to do. It's accepted and even condoned in the industry. It's tolerated and it's celebrated. The saddest part of it all is the millions of young children who look up to these young women and think that the Lindsay Lohan's of the world are who they want to be when they grow up.
Just what in the hell is going on with the American public these days? Millions of you (yes, YOU!) watching this atrocity they call, "entertainment". I agree with Rosie. Why do we think it's comical to watch these "millionaires" mock the looks and mentality of these people who so look up to them? It's a disgrace. In the case of the mentally challenged entrants, they may not fully comprehend the situation and the mockery they are being made into. Sadly, I imagine their parents and siblings do. I don't care how they choose to thinly veil it, it is what it is. They are being selfish, naive, and are behaving as snotty little children. Their star will fall. And it will come crashing down with a shatter so loud that it will be heard over Paula Abdul's drunken laughter, Simon's ego boasting and Randy Jackson's growling stomach.
