Renee Zellweger -- Clever Girl

16. Beats a job? Sure, taking pictures of some skank and getting a ton of money for the pics does beat a job. Just like pretending beats a job. She should give up acting and give away all her money and get a job at KMart or something. Cause it must suck so much to be an overpaid actress.

Posted at 12:24AM on Mar 6th 2008 by Perkoff

17. F@^%in sick of starbucks!

Posted at 5:19AM on Mar 6th 2008 by hater

18. OK, I'm going to finally sound off about these wining celebs who can't handle the current state of media interest in their lives. Get over it. We live in a world where it is very hard to a make a living in any field beyond entertainment and sports. Do I agree with this, HELL NO. Architects, school teachers, mental health providers, all work a hell of a lot harder than any f****** actor and at a personal toll that's a lot higher, so get over it. These actors get paid too much money to do what they do for the world. And the result is that an entire culture has developed to observe them.....to find out why they make so damn much money when real people do not. So, they need to be gracious, or just stay home. It's the price they have to pay for the money they earn, in the ridiculous field they're in. They'll take the millions of dollars (which they don't deserve) but they won't take the public scrutiny. It's insane. If they really wanted to change the culture, why don't they work for scale, and take on the "cause" of better pay for those who do actual meaningful work????????

Posted at 10:01AM on Mar 6th 2008 by elanenergy

19. I'm not a psychopath or stalker, just a film and literature fan and student. In fact, I was a radio/TV/film major at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth, Texas before working in the film industry in Chicago & LA and eventually CBS & ABC news on the production & writing side before turning to politics and research in Washington, DC. I returned to my hometown of Dallas, Texas to finish graduate school at Southern Methodist University in August 2003 and graduated in 2006. Now I am earning my PhD in English at Texas A & M University - Commerce.

I couldn't help but catch the last part of the E! Hollywood True Story about Renee Zellwegger and did some research to find this site on the internet. I have to admit I would not normally take the time out of my busy schedule, but I feel compelled to give my two cents about my opinion about my fellow Texan, Renee. I am not often touched by peoples' actions and only two other times in my life have I ever been touched by someone's humanity before: (1) George - an owner of a bed & breakfast in London who bailed me out of a sticky situation when I was completely lost & hung over my first night in a foreign country (2) Dr. Bruce Blair - president of CDI (the Center for Defense Informantion) who stayed with his fellow colleagues when we were trapped in the main room with an unidentifiable package in 2001. And now, I see a fellow Texan has stepped up to the plate and restored what little faith I had in humanity once again. I don't know Renee on a personal level and I doubt I ever shall, but she is the kind of person I wish more of us would become! For God sakes, let the girl have some privacy, she's deserved it, don't you think?! I'm sure you have better things to do with your time, my Texas friend, but should this find its way back to you -- JOURNEY ON & MAY THE PEACE OF THE LORD BE WITH YOU.

Posted at 11:54AM on Mar 18th 2008 by Shelley D. Peoples