i’d do her

so glad that movie stars are encouraging kids to stay in school and work hard. look at me, im a star and i skipped school and lied all the time… and YOU CAN TOO!

I bet “christy” is fugly.

yeah, pretty much… i worked hard for everything ive got, including my husband and 2 kids, but i am not a movie star, so i must be “fugly”. i love what is important these days…

Love how this culture celebrates ignorance and vacuity. Or the idea that anyone with even a drop of intellectual curiousity must be “fugly” (very clever that mash-up word). Depressing.

“so glad that movie stars are encouraging kids to stay in school and work hard. look at me, im a star and i skipped school and lied all the time… and YOU CAN TOO!”

Yeah, it would be much better if she continued to lie and told the “kids” how hard she studied and how she kept her nose to the grindstone to be a success.

If “kids” are looking to movie stars for guidance in life, they’re going to have to wake up and smell the roses anyway.

Christy, I hate to be the one to break it to you, but if you’re using movie stars to teach your children about morality, hard-work an in general “a life to be emulated”, you have a screw loose.

Many movie stars are notoriously vacuous and immoral and have been since there Hollywood began. Many actresses admit they slept their way into the business (in fact some brag about it). After all, a big requirement for young actors and actresses is their looks. (Talent sometimes runs a close second, depending on the part.)

I kind of doubt that any of them are given a morality test to get a part, so please don’t use them as “heroes” for your children to emulate.

Kick her to the curb. She’s fairly average and her ignorance just makes her look much less attractive. Like we really need another dumbazz show biz wench.

Good for her !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Thank you roberto, you nailed it on the head. It was a joke she made, to make anything more is silly. She did indeed graduate from University so she’s not a ditz.

What the hell does “FUGLY” mean? Christy sounds extremely bitter about this meaningless article.

people make a way bigger deal than they should about this.

Christy – who ever said movie stars should be the ones encouraging kids to stay in school? I thought that was something parents should be doing.

In my experience, it is the people who are the worst parents who are the most concerned about what “stars” (movie, television, music, sports) are doing. They’re afraid their children will emulate them, because as parents, they know they have completely failed in becoming the primary role model for their children.

Rachel apparently did well enough in high school, went on to get a degree, and on to a successful career. If you think it all happened simply because she’s “hot”, you’re nuts. Not everyone’s efforts are the same, and some have the personality and/or intelligence to do very well even while being “lazy”. I know many people who worked much harder than I did in school, and in my worklife, whose end results pale in comparison.

In conclusion – Christy – get a life and stop crying about someone being more successful than you, and start focusing on becoming a role model for your children, instead of worrying about how other people’s personal lives are going to affect your children.

It’s funny how this is an article about how Rachel McAdams doesn’t own a television set, and yet, many of the comments are simply commenting on her looks.

Look at the fun I started

she looks really good for 31….good for her! Man, I have the same problem with tv! But, I guess I’m just a geek like that.