Celebrity Addiction: do we care and why?

goodbye Whitney.

2 Comments 11 February 2012

I wanna dance with somebody. One moment in time. I will always love you…   Yeah. That voice. Those songs. That girl. The girl I grew up listening to, the one that bookmarked first kisses and high school dances and sleepovers and and and… yeah. Beautiful voice and face and could’ve had a beautiful life. [...]

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Celebrity Addiction: do we care and why?

celebrity exemption

3 Comments 03 August 2011

The fact is that most alcoholics, for reasons yet obscure, have lost the power of choice in drink. Our so-called will power becomes practically nonexistent. My powerlessness over alcohol does not cease when I quit drinking. In sobriety I still have no choice—I can’t drink. The choice I do have is to pick up and [...]

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Celebrity Addiction: do we care and why?

celebrity exemption

1 Comment 03 August 2011

The fact is that most alcoholics, for reasons yet obscure, have lost the power of choice in drink. Our so-called will power becomes practically nonexistent. My powerlessness over alcohol does not cease when I quit drinking. In sobriety I still have no choice—I can’t drink. The choice I do have is to pick up and [...]

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Celebrity Addiction: do we care and why?

grease lightning …

2 Comments 27 May 2011

I grew up watching Grease. Seen it hundreds and hundreds of times. I think … okay I know I had a mad crush on Kenickie.  Also known as Jeff Conway. I never could bring myself to watch celebrity rehab or any of that stuff. It felt wrong somehow to me. No offense Dr. Drew … [...]

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Celebrity Addiction: do we care and why?

for the still suffering…

9 Comments 09 March 2011

I’ve purposely avoided this topic. The “Charlie Sheen Effect” I’ve coined it, where a celebrity does some incredibly sick things; and the world rubbernecks at the wreckage and laughs at their pain. I’m NOT a fan.  I’ve written two blogs on celebrity addiction, featuring Ms. Lohan and Mr. Haim, both of which talk about the [...]

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nudge from the judge …

Celebrity Addiction: do we care and why?

nudge from the judge …

3 Comments 08 July 2010

Upon reading my morning drivel online (newspapers are so 2002) I stumble upon on … well StumbleUpon; Lindsay Lohan mania.  Omg she’s on Trazedone … did you hear she takes Zoloft? She has to go to J A I L … the NERVE! They made her wear a “scramble bracelet” (to identify alcohol in the [...]

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overdose in the limelight

Celebrity Addiction: do we care and why?

overdose in the limelight

4 Comments 12 March 2010

Breaking news on late night tabloids flash to a picture of a bloated teen star. Quote from an interview with Britain’s The Sun in 2004 voiced over by a late night floozie.  “I was working on The Lost Boys (1987) when I smoked my first joint.  But a year before that, I was starting to [...]

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Lindsay Lohan- Active Addiction in the Public Eye

Celebrity Addiction: do we care and why?

Lindsay Lohan- Active Addiction in the Public Eye

3 Comments 19 October 2009

So if you haven’t noticed yet, I do have a small obsession with celebrities. Being in recovery now it has become quite easy to spot a celebrity who has addict behaviors. I have been quite a fan of Lindsay Lohan since her debut to Hollywood in Disney’s Parentrap. Her appeal was instant, she was from [...]

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Gone Too Far or Too Far Gone?

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Gone Too Far or Too Far Gone?

3 Comments 16 October 2009

This is my first post and I have decided to write on being young in recovery, and relating it to the MTV documentary series “Gone Too Far” a project started by the late DJ AM . This series really hits home for me. Being twenty-two and having just about a year clean, this show follows [...]

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