I have never seen a "no star" rating for anything, be it book, movie or television show. BUT, tonight's "Victoria Beckham; Coming to America" got one!
She frets that there are paparazzi at the airport to meet her - as though it weren't all set up. "Maybe they thought Madonna was on the plane," she says displaying modesty that is about as real as her hair color. Dear God.To read the rest of the story, click here.
She then introduces us to her "best friends" who, like poor Paula Abdul's, are on her payroll - the hairdresser and the makeup artist who travel with her.
She then goes to a set-up luncheon with "The Beverly Hills Socialites" club at this nightmarishly overdone rococo mansion filled with much older women - all blondes - who have so much unfortunate plastic surgery they look truly frightening. Sad. Really sad - but then again who is Beckham to come here and make fun of these women by pretending not to?
Beckham, who is bizarrely constantly posing even in her own home, offers insights about how major a certain purse is or how her new phone has changed her life.
Her entourage laughs at everything she says as though they were hanging with Dave Chappelle, and clings to her every thought as though she were Stephen Hawking.
1 comment:
You are so true with this post. Here in the UK Victoria Beckham has always been a laughing point. Her fame started with the Spice Girls, but she was always known as the one that couldn't sing. She then married David Beckham and immediately focussed her career on being Mrs Beckham - several times she tried to kick off her solo singing career, but simply can't sing so flopped every time. It is so sad to see somebody completely sell themselves to the media in the need of fame. The only reason for them moving to the USA is to satisfy her desire for stardom (hoping that Tom Cruise and Katie Hudson will help their popularity). What a shallow way to live? I May not be the richest person in the world when it comes to money, but I am wealthy in my desire to be me and nobody else.
Once again, a very interesting post and a lovely blog too. Kindest regards ~ Graham
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