dk

What’s the big deal? He’s young, good looking, should have lots of money and seemingly well adjusted since he freed himself from the shackles of the closet. Ricky Martin ought to give him a call for some tips.

D'oh, The Magnificent

I sat next to the late Heath Ledger on the subway train. He was doing the whole hide behind sunglasses thing that makes stars recognizable as out of place. People pointed at him and whispered. I faked like I didn’t know who he was to give him his privacy. I assume its a routine because I’ve variously been at a bar where Gina Gershon was seeking to be incognito by wearing shades indoors at night in a corner booth. Anyway, back to the subway- yes, stars ride subways. I actually think it is faster than a cab in NYC depending on where you are coming from and where you are going.

scott ny'er

@rayy: Ummm. He looks fine.

In fact, he looks pretty damn hot. And believe me, I NEVER thought I’d say that about Lance.

Cam

My favorite is when they pretend they want to hide, but make themselves so ridiculously obvious that it’s almost sad. I was in a Gym and John Cusack not only was wearing his Sunglasses inside but when he got up on the Bike, he kept the glasses on and then put a towell over his head. Nobody had said a word to the guy and by the end people were looking away from him like you do when you see a crazy homeless person jabbering to themselves and you don’t want to make eye contact.

D'oh, The Magnificent

@Cam: I had a bad run in with Cusack once in LA. He’s a bit of a nut I think when it comes to his fame. I was with some friends at a Coffee Bean (I think that’s the name- it’s been years). We were standing in line behind him. I thought I saw a dollar or money drop out of his pocket. I looked down. I see money on the ground. I pick it up. I do the polite thing by attempting to give the money back to him. I said “you drop your money.” He looked at me like I was crazy. He said “that’s not my money.” I pointed out that I thought I just saw it fall out of his pocket. He gets this look in his eye like I am a papparazi trying to snap a photo. After saying, are you sure it is not your money just to give him a second chance, he said “no, can you leave me a lone?” So, I took money, looked at my friends who were all like “wow he’s a bit nuts” and stuck it in my pocket.

YOUTH IN REVOLT

“he had no glue”

why did your friend need glue in the bathroom in the first place?

lolololololol

SSCHIEFRSHA

This boy has really come out his shell bangin’. Why didn’t he look like this during his Nsync days? I’d have been listening intently.

Jerry

@rayy: Don’t get mad because you’re fat and he’s not. Being overweight is unhealthy. Choosing to be unhealthy is ugly.

D'oh, The Magnificent

@The Artist: The ability to play a guitar does not make one rock. I like his music, but also like true rock music, and he ain’t rock.

The story relates to celebrity mentality and those surrounding them. I imagine your fan obsession with him for example is probably why he is leery of normal people doing their normal life functions like using a rest room around him. Why? Because you put him up on this unrealistic pedestal. He can do dumb things like the rest of us.

Kyle412

he’s fugly.