My wife keeps track, somewhat, of celebrities and their goings on by following TMZ on Facebook and she watches a show online called TMZ Live.
The more I hear that show the more I realize that celebs are as bad, if not worse, than spoiled little children. They always seem to have something to moan and cry about.
Today it was about whether or not a male celeb has the right to live some sort of life now that he is divorced and his celeb wife wants to send their child to a private school. WTH?
Yes, he has to help support the child, that is a given. As does she, that's also a given. But to squabble over whether or not the man can enjoy some pleasures in his life is ridiculous to me. She probably makes more money than he does. She is a producer, he is an actor that I last saw on tv doing a commercial of some sort. No, not a famous commercial, just a regular ad that appears on cable stations from time to time.
Then the ex-wife moans because he hired a lawyer to fight her latest "want" in court. She has a lawyer, wonder how much she pays him? That money could easily have been spent putting the child into a private school and that would have been the end of it all, but, no.
Like I said, spoiled little kids, always with an "I want"...
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Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Friday, July 25, 2008
ACLU may take on cops' saggy pants policy
FLINT, Mich. (UPI) -- The American Civil Liberties Union said it may file suit to challenge a Flint, Mich., police policy of charging wearers of saggy pants with indecent exposure.
The ACLU's Michigan chapter said it is seeking to speak to those targeted by the policy after Flint Police Chief David Dicks said he will not back down from his plan to charge those whose saggy pants expose too much underwear or bare bottoms with indecent exposure, the Detroit Free Press reported Tuesday.
"We are confident that young men in Flint will contact us now that the chief has announced that he won't budge," said Michael Steinberg, legal director of the Michigan ACLU. "If they do, we'll sue. We may have the dubious distinction of being the first saggy pants lawsuit in the country."
The ACLU said Monday was the deadline for Dicks to abandon the policy and they are now seeking to fight it.
However, Dicks said he will not be discouraged by the threat of an ACLU lawsuit. He said Flint police are "going to keep doing what we're doing."
Copyright 2008 by United Press International
The ACLU's Michigan chapter said it is seeking to speak to those targeted by the policy after Flint Police Chief David Dicks said he will not back down from his plan to charge those whose saggy pants expose too much underwear or bare bottoms with indecent exposure, the Detroit Free Press reported Tuesday.
"We are confident that young men in Flint will contact us now that the chief has announced that he won't budge," said Michael Steinberg, legal director of the Michigan ACLU. "If they do, we'll sue. We may have the dubious distinction of being the first saggy pants lawsuit in the country."
The ACLU said Monday was the deadline for Dicks to abandon the policy and they are now seeking to fight it.
However, Dicks said he will not be discouraged by the threat of an ACLU lawsuit. He said Flint police are "going to keep doing what we're doing."
Copyright 2008 by United Press International
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