Nice nice and conveniently ignore 1:09 where she says I didn't put on makeup. The truth is--she probably put it on in some scenes, but the MAJORITY of the time, she barely has any. Now we're jsut arguing for the sake of arguing and it's stupid and immature. Carry on if you wish, I'm out.
Uh just because it's bad for her doesn't mean the media won't do digging. It was bad for Ah Gill and Ceci and they found out. Uh ok. Seriously sometimes it's just called being a bit more realistic with the logic.
Anyway, carry on, have fun with your little rants.



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I don't think so. We become aware of her charity work because it was reported, not because SHE publicly announced it. If you must remember, she is not exactly a darling of the media. She speaks what she wants, which is a taboo in Asian entertainment circles. Once you get blacklisted by the media, you know that you're in trouble, as you will get reported in the worst way possible. Every move you do, every image you project will be heavily criticized. Because some reporters doesn't like you, you'll really get trashed. That is the way with these Asian paparazzis. Doesn't anyone else see the pattern here? Most well hated celebrities have some sort of bad relationship with the press, Zhang Ziyi, Cecilia Cheung, FBB etc.. and most well-loved are the ones with good relationships with them. Don't you think that we are being fooled into loving and hating the celebrities that they want us to love? to hate? In short, the press are dictating our likes/dislikes?
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