Like Who Really Cares?

What is it with celebrities giving interviews to discuss their sex lives? Who cares? I am so tired about hearing about the Desperate Housewives cast and their sex lives. It was bad enough to hear about Teri Hatcher and how she was molested as a child but did she have to appear on the cover of Vanity Fair in skimpy clothing? The final straw was reading about Eva Longoria talking to Allure Magazine about her sex life with her boy toy. If you want to know about her sex life that's your prorogative, buy the magazine but the public have to be inundated with news reports about the article as well?

Let's get back to the articles of old where you would see a celebrity in a pictorial for Life Magazine, with or without their beloved, where you do not have to hear the minutiae of their sex lives. Does that mean that today's celebrity or people in general today have nothing else to talk about besides what they are doing behind closed doors? If that is so, we must do something to change it!

I suggest a consumer revolt. If you know a celebrity is talking about their sex life in an article, don't buy it (if you must read it - look at it in a library) and write a letter to the editor asking them to refrain from publishing such drivel. Maybe that will keep the Melanie Griffiths and the Eva Longorias from opening their mouths on the subject.

Just my opinion!