it’s the perfect storm: celebrity self-victimization timed with a memoir release and a healthy dose of hot-button issues like gender and body image dynamics.

imagine reading two articles and deciding you’ll need to buy this book to confirm it was a bad idea to work on the Brorhers Grimsby.

There are so many legitimate things to criticize her for. “She makes money because she is overweight” is not one of them. Extremely weird that some people feel the need to mock this woman’s appearance/weight whenever they get the chance. Seriously, it isn’t normal. 

I don’t know about the claims against her, she also has some pretty high level supporters, but it does seem people enjoy hating on her...and when they do it’s hard to tell if they are hating on her because they feel she is not practicing what she preaches or if they are racist misogynists who are too happy to join in…

I’d put it more at the feet of Jezebel. They were super anti-AH.

Nikki Finke, when she was the head writer on Deadline.com, couldn’t stand Hathaway (and actually hated most women). Here’s this nugget where she took the defense of the most misunderstood person in the world when Hathaway got her Golden Globe.

I don’t think anyone hates Chris Pratt for being Christian.  It’s his particular brand of Christianity that people have a problem with.  So it seems a different pedigree of bullying. But there could be something to the overexposure thing, as everyone loved Chris Pratt when he was just the guy on Parks and Rec.

The weird thing to me is that if you’d told me a bunch of weirdos on social media had decided they hate Anne Hathaway, I would’ve assumed the haters were Very Online straight dudes who resented the fact that she rose to fame in films like The Princess Diaries and The Devil Wears Prada that didn’t cater to the male…

I seem to recall this being focused on her “theater kid energy” co-hosting the Oscars, which I remember as her valiantly doing the work of 2 people bc her co-host was seemingly high/unfunny/disengaged.

I do think a lot of it was Les Mis, which Fantine is such a small role it’s weird to blame her--there wasn’t an online hate campaign against Russell Crowe (though he was ridiculed a bit, I recall).  I think the Oscars hosting didn’t help either, but I feel like it had already started by then. 

Yeah, it was weird. Like at first, she was the actress from the princess movies I was never going to care about, then she did Havoc which I remember the backlash being that she was being a try-hard about not wanting to be stuck in Disneyesque roles by doing something “edgy” (it was a terrible movie but beyond her…

Welp, that pretty much guarantees I’ll never order a combo meal from Subway for the next decade.

Shifting from coke to “is pepsi okay?”, does not seem like a winning move for the already struggling franchises.

I read that as she should have a lot of free hands, which I think was the problem in the first place.

“He should’ve jumped right to the Edward Scissorhands sequel...”

also like...i’d happily trade jeffrey jones, geena davis and alec baldwin for willem dafoe. good trade!

Plus it possible they moved on to the next place. I don’t everyone gets turned into ghosts. 

See I don’t think we’re missing much without Baldwin and Davis.  Because you’d have to factor in how they’ve aged, which seems incongrous with ghosts, unless you give them a ghoulish look, which I’m not sure would work either.  

Dear God, how do you not have sores in your mouth from that much acid?

I can eat a whole pineapple in a day, if not one sitting. These are very cute, though.