New York Times Magazine Exposes Readers to Blogger [Update]

Birth control via the written word, as another blogger says. One thing for sure--Emily won't have to worry about picking out a wedding dress anytime soon.

Gould is talentless, self-obsessed, and creepy. When I run into her at parties, I move quickly to the other side of the room. Ugh.

The problem here is we have a writer so young that older, more experienced "entertainer's" do not find putting her off balance to be a challenge. Even Jimmy Kimmel.
That's why a buffoon like Jimmy Kimmel was able to dominate the conversation in the Larry King interview.
Someone 10 years older would have shut his ridiculous notions about his pointless lot in life, in no time flat:

"Jimmy, you're a fat, blue-collar, former lackey to a cancelled third-rate comedy show on Comedy Central. You were hired to contrast Ben Stein's "intellectualism" as the stupid fat slob, for a very limited comedic effect. You're where you are right now because somebody at Comedy Central was uncreative. Your act is now supported by paid writers to make you appear as if there is something on your mind. You have a famous girlfriend who has turned a borderline personality disorder into a career, and spends her time on talk shows remarking on how much you like to tittie-fuck. What life lesson do you have to give to someone who works for a living? If you have one, you will pardon me if I laugh in your face, I trust. By the way, you were seen buying a hotdog on 57th and Broadway 3 hours ago, but nobody has ever seen you walk into a Gold's Gym. What's up with that? Gawker readers want to know."

However, the problem with older writers is, though they aren't intimidated by the likes of any celebrities, they simply would rather not deal with them in any way.

I think Emily's a talented writer, and a bit neurotic, like all the interesting writer's I know. As she gets older, she'll come into her own. In the meantime, her growing pains are public knowledge, as the line between the famous and the notorious grows ever wider, and grayer.

I am an old broad and I don't understand the preoccupation of snarkiness for so many bloggers. I read somewhere that the dude who became Perez Hilton was blogging about his life, blah, blah, blah, like "Today I woke up and ate a peanut butter-and-banana sandwich." (Anyone who eats a peanut-butter and banana sandwich and isn't Elvis has got to be kidding if he or she thinks that is interesting.) I mean, even though Jimmy Kimmel is just a pot-bellied no-talent slob, he can command ticket prices and fill concert halls.

But this Hilton stumbled upon a Blog Truth: when he wrote about how hideous Britney's ass tatoo looked while licking a Tootie Fruitie ice cream cone, the hits on his blog grew exponentially. So he gave up thinking his every move and thought would be interesting to anyone else but himself, focused on feeding the ferocious appetite for celebrity dirt and nasty swipes, changed his name and VOILA! A new brand is born.

Information is not knowledge.

Lots of nasty gossip about someone who has actually done something doesn't level the playing field for you. It gets kind of tired kind of fast.

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