Celeb

Rights so here I am again...obviously lured here by my overexposure to the comp (my eyes!!...ugh...those eeky powerpoints)...to provide the bored reader with further insight into my thought processes over the past couple of days (my imagination is on overdrive - distracts me a lot during mass)

Haf been facing quite a bit of juicy tabloids lately (esp. after mom bought that huge copy of "U" Weekly or whatever it is called)...and the whole idea of the entertainment industry is appearing increasingly ridiculous to moi. I mean, if you are a celeb famous enough for ppl to care about when you go shopping for baby powder, then that must really mean that you have absolutely zero private life left. You're being photographed everywhere you go, you can't even find a moment to chill out somewhere without some joker popping out of nowhere with a cam. And even though you hate them for it, you need them to do it coz if they dun give a hoot about you that's when you start worrying about your popularity. Like, your ricebowl hinges on whether people like you, want to read mundane stuff about you. How...scary is that. Plus one's 人气 can be an uber volatile meter, like what Heidi Klum always says in every episode of Project Runway, one day you're in, and the next you're out. One wrong move (read: coach jumping by a certain Mr C) and your star plummets from the galaxies to below ground level. Ever seen Chicago? That's really contrived man...yet entertaining.