More meta posting. This page has so many nuggets it's hard to know where to start. Skip over the lead story. Kidman is Catholic, big deal. She stayed married to Spaceboy Cruise for 11 years. That's much more interesting.

Thandie Newton reveals her complete idiocy. Vandalism and/or stickers determine her position on global issues and determine what vehicle to drive. She believes the X5 is safe in traffic but global warming is so scary and imminent that it doesn't matter if she drives and SUV or not. I wonder if she dictated the letter to her assitant from a private jet or a mansion the size of Fenwick Island.

Shakira proves herself to be surprisingly normal. No word on how long this will last.

Kmora Simmons is an awful person. She lives near where I grew up and she was (and is) famous for being one of those "Don't you know who I am?" people. Few things set my teeth on edge more than that phrase. My immediate reaction is to look for the nearest Louisville Slugger to begin improvisational dentistry.

Heath Ledger may not be gay, but he is a wuss. God forbid he ever had a real job with like, real stress. Be a man, do your job or go home.

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