Please tell me Im not the only person who doesnt give a rats ass about Tiger Woods car wreck, facial cuts, marital problems or gasp! possible affairs. Once again, Americans act all shocked and horrified (and titillated, but thats never said out loud) that a celeb they admire is a human being. Its one of our weirdest cultural traits, and people around the world who study such odd habits have remarked on Americans tendency to get seriously jacked up about celebs private lives not that other countries dont do it, but apparently nothing like the way we do it. And its always something. Before Tiger, it was whos gonna be the new Oprah? Or its the two bozos who crashed Pres. Obamas state dinner, or Levi Johnstons Playgirl pictures, and before that, an endless stream of blather about two of the least interesting people on earth, Jon and Kate Whatstheirname. As Gail Collins opines in the New York Times, maybe its because the big news stories these days are all incredibly depressing (Afghanistan, anyone?), but the number of B.S. stories about celebs dirty laundry seems to rising even faster than the unemployment rate.
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