Julia Roberts designs Armani bracelet for World AIDS Day. Mother Theresa should have been so virtuous.
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Julia Roberts designs Armani bracelet for World AIDS Day. Mother Theresa should have been so virtuous.
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So tell me Crank, when Charlton Heston espoused his ideas of “social conscience” otherwise known as give me my !#$%^& guns at Columbine, is that OK? And yes, I am terribly sorry what has befallen him.
Apples and oranges, Daryl. You think Heston did NRA events so people would think more highly of him as a human being?
Crank,
I’m not sure I see the connection between your alleged “conservative” values, this blog, and yet another example of some Hollywood person doing something sanctimonious.
I’m Left-leaning, and I could give a hoot about what the Hollywood elite do with their time, especially when they jump on cause bandwagons. I’m more worried about why I have to go into debt even WITH medical insurance for my job.
I think what Darryl is intimating is that it seems disingenuous for you to pick on “Liberal Hollywood” when there seem to be just as many ludicrous examples of this emanating from Conservative actors and/or musicians…
I don’t really see how Julia Roberts loaning her name, and perhaps a bit of her time, to something that will raise money to fight AIDS is a bad thing. Certainly, there are other things she could be doing that would be more admirable, but it’s still, all things considered, a net positive.
Seems like a cheap shot for sure by Crank. The right wing glitterati do plenty that deserve this level of scorn. Guess we have to search out http://www.joelsilvercharities.org to find out.