736. Posted by A Yahoo! Health User on Fri, Mar 30, 2007, 7:12 am PDT

i agree with you all

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737. Posted by A Yahoo! Health User on Fri, Mar 30, 2007, 7:17 am PDT

Well Put! I enjoyed the article. Wow, someone actually understands Hollywood Love - or was it lust?

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738. Posted by A Yahoo! Health User on Fri, Mar 30, 2007, 12:15 pm PDT

Thank you blady02. We ALL know they are celebs but dag...she is buying her status.. goodwill amb.? yeah! right! peace loving american? Brangelina is what the world sees. We (as Americans)are known as immoral around the globe and because of her sorbid affair with Brad she has a obligation to step down, as a goodwill whatever and get those kids out of the media spotlight and pray forgivness from God and Aniston. They are not so blind to know that what comes around goes around and money is not going to shield them when it comes..sometimes the very wealth you cling too will be your undoing. Someone please tell them to pray for forgiveness.

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739. Posted by A Yahoo! Health User on Fri, Mar 30, 2007, 1:45 pm PDT

Yet, sadly…EVERYONE seems unable or perhaps unwilling to place their original origins as second to the country in which they actually live in… They appear to shy away from stepping-up to being an AMERICAN first and foremost. … Only when held together by some common “glue” (amongst ALL ethnic groups) can we prevail… TOGETHER …as ONE PEOPLE (NOT under one God, by the way… but rather under many…-Religion and State DO NOT mix!!) …Only with this common idea and active philosophy can we change … Change the government’s corrupt and money hungry “starving” greed and reckless waste, change this insane obsession with the Hollywood Aristocrats, change our attitudes about ourselves …our own self-worth as an individual perfectly capable of achieving their full potential and deserving of happiness. America has the potential to once again be a leader amongst nations… perhaps less as a police-force, but more as an example to others ..that Democracy, Capitalism, Equality, and Justice can be successfully intertwined to once again create the country Washington (truly remarkable man, by the way –read his biography) and other great leaders of our past originally intended and fought for. However, people appear lost… have no connection to one another, have no sense of where they belong… And once again I agree with you #778.. They appear confused as to their identity… Hence this clamor to hold on to something…anything that resembles “happiness”… which apparently is personified through money… celebs’ lifestyles, a personal heritage with which one has no real connection to, or in worst scenario’s case…gangs and crime. There’s so much more to life… Our heroes should be the teacher in North Carolina who gets up every morning at 5am (without pay) to teach a special class open to all students who wish to participate (if they, too, are willing to get up at the crack of dawn) and attend his ingeniously constructed methods of teaching Shakespeare and mathematics to those otherwise not offered such special attention… or the doctor who alone (abandoned by all of her colleagues) remained by the side of the patients’ who could not be rescued and brought to safety …during the New Orleans’ flooding catastrophe. And yet we remain impressed and influenced by the marriage of a playboy to an eccentric. …How can we change? …America?? Help.

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740. Posted by A Yahoo! Health User on Fri, Mar 30, 2007, 1:45 pm PDT

Yet, sadly…EVERYONE seems unable or perhaps unwilling to place their original origins as second to the country in which they actually live in… They appear to shy away from stepping-up to being an AMERICAN first and foremost. … Only when held together by some common “glue” (amongst ALL ethnic groups) can we prevail… TOGETHER …as ONE PEOPLE (NOT under one God, by the way… but rather under many…-Religion and State DO NOT mix!!) …Only with this common idea and active philosophy can we change … Change the government’s corrupt and money hungry “starving” greed and reckless waste, change this insane obsession with the Hollywood Aristocrats, change our attitudes about ourselves …our own self-worth as an individual perfectly capable of achieving their full potential and deserving of happiness. America has the potential to once again be a leader amongst nations… perhaps less as a police-force, but more as an example to others ..that Democracy, Capitalism, Equality, and Justice can be successfully intertwined to once again create the country Washington (truly remarkable man, by the way –read his biography) and other great leaders of our past originally intended and fought for. However, people appear lost… have no connection to one another, have no sense of where they belong… And once again I agree with you #778.. They appear confused as to their identity… Hence this clamor to hold on to something…anything that resembles “happiness”… which apparently is personified through money… celebs’ lifestyles, a personal heritage with which one has no real connection to, or in worst scenario’s case…gangs and crime. There’s so much more to life… Our heroes should be the teacher in North Carolina who gets up every morning at 5am (without pay) to teach a special class open to all students who wish to participate (if they, too, are willing to get up at the crack of dawn) and attend his ingeniously constructed methods of teaching Shakespeare and mathematics to those otherwise not offered such special attention… or the doctor who alone (abandoned by all of her colleagues) remained by the side of the patients’ who could not be rescued and brought to safety …during the New Orleans’ flooding catastrophe. And yet we remain impressed and influenced by the marriage of a playboy to an eccentric. …How can we change? …America?? Help.

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741. Posted by A Yahoo! Health User on Mon, Apr 02, 2007, 10:50 am PDT

this very good that you have books like that i love them

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742. Posted by A Yahoo! Health User on Wed, Apr 11, 2007, 11:00 am PDT

i agree 100 percent

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743. Posted by A Yahoo! Health User on Wed, Apr 11, 2007, 9:28 pm PDT

to #15: I thought the same thing, and HOPE the line was used correctly, as in Tom's embarrassing antics and rote, repetitive profession of love to (over)compensate for lack of true ,or at least mature, feelings - not to mention as compensation for what I have long believed, his lack of intelligence. By the way, didn't he look like a cat burglar that day on Oprah?

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744. Posted by A Yahoo! Health User on Wed, Apr 11, 2007, 10:37 pm PDT

I actually think the joint-name thing for a celebrity couple is sardonically clever, the names themselves being purposely ridiculous, as it speaks to the phenomenon of the couplehood as the center of the hype - not the couple as individuals. Thus, it addresses a state (or condition) which the tabloids themselves insinuate is very tenuous.

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745. Posted by A Yahoo! Health User on Tue, Apr 17, 2007, 2:34 pm PDT

You know my thing about celebrity couples is the fact that they are real people, stuck on making themselves look phenomenal in the news. And for real people that aren't famous really shouldn't be living up to hollywood's standards of how love should be. I mean look how many people in hollywood have swapped careers and spouses as fast as the NYSE. Not only that, all couples are different. You can't just look at ben and jen (either jen) and say well our love life is like that and we need to do this about it or that about it. There is just no way that will work out. Because you know they probably only got together because they made a movie together. In the real world nobody is just going to match up and be all lovey dovey and be the couple of the week at their job like that. So be for real with your lives and your relationships. Because I'm tellin ya there is no papparazzi following you around everywhere demanding to know what your next fight will be about at all.

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746. Posted by A Yahoo! Health User on Tue, May 08, 2007, 6:03 pm PDT

Yes, I agree that their relationships are not good role models but I believe it is realisitic to what non celeb go thru. The worst example was Hillary Clinton-how he cheated on her & the whole world knew. She too him back and did not leave him. come on! Get a backbone. that is what our generation is looking up to? Pathetic!!

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747. Posted by A Yahoo! Health User on Tue, May 08, 2007, 8:45 pm PDT

Great! thanks to Mr.David Zinczenko. You made me more aware of the importance of human relationship.

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748. Posted by A Yahoo! Health User on Sat, Nov 01, 2008, 8:54 pm PDT

no, i am not lame enough to be influenced by greedy, drunken drug addicts....... i am my own influence and we have a real relationship unlike famouse people will never know about, or the greedy people on reality tv, that is so un real its amazing anyone watches that crap

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