Stories from an ordinary life

Another day, another celebrity story

E online is reporting that sales of "Team Aniston" t-shirts have soared. Go figure. A big part of me still thinks Angelina is the most gorgeous woman in the world, and even I would hop into bed with her -- but I also think poor Jen was wronged. I want to get one of those tees!

As much as I love Brad Pitt too, his whole relationship with Angie hasn't exactly been kosher. The timing was all wrong, and the traditionalist in me thinks they should have gotten married before conceiving a child. I'm not preaching, but personally I lose a lot of respect for most people who decide to have children out of wedlock. I used to love Katie Holmes -- now look at her! She's become Tom Cruise's pregnant puppet and I don't even want to see her picture.

Trent from Pink is the New Blog also has a link to a U.K. article that alleges the Jolie-Pitt coupling is expecting twins due to fertility treatments Angie had to get pregnant. That would explain how she got so huge so fast. (And anyone else wonder what a that-pregnant woman was doing walking in heels? In Haiti no less!) So much for her not wanting to have her own children because that would take away from the number of children she would adopt. I guess I have little tolerance for people who change their minds on such important issues. (I even got irritated in college at people who drastically changed their majors -- and kids are a way more important issue!) If she's just having a kid so that Brad can have a biological child, or if she just changed her mind, I think she needs to say so. Ok, ok -- I know I'm being silly. It's their personal lives, not my problem; but still, as celebrities many people watch them and some even look up to them. Unfortunately in this society their personal decisions make an impact.

Enough of my silly celebrity gossip. My week hasn't been spectacular, but it's been fun for the most part. Wednesday was the big highlight. It was News 14 reporter Jason Bronis' last Media Night at the Gin Mill. (He has officially left us for greener pastures.) So most of the station (well, the cool people at least!) showed up to say their farewells and just generally have a good old time. (Maybe I can rangle Kate into scanning a few pics for me to post.) I had a great time socializing, drank more than I planned and woke up feeling pretty crappy Thursday. I took it easy Thurs. night to recover, then spent tonight talking wedding plans with Tracey before heading home to get some much-needed rest. Yet here I am daudling on the computer! I have a long work weekend ahead of me so I'm hitting the hay. Later my peeps!

posted by This one time . . . @ 12:20 AM