Seriously, Heidi and Spencer?

If you haven't seen the 2 episodes of "I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here," you really haven't missed a whole lot except Heidi and Spencer Pratt acting like fools on television. They put the "whine" in the wining and dining celebrities are accustomed to.

Besides the constant use of hairspray for no apparent reason, Heidi and Spencer acted like spoiled children up until they QUIT the show because, as Spencer put it, "I don't volunteer, I get paid!"

I was pretty disturbed by Spencer's constant talking about being a Christian then turning around and yelling, acting childish, and praying for frivolous things like having a double date with Miley Cyrus ("And God answered my prayer in less than a month!"). You know "God loves a challenge!" Well, that's the gospel according to Stephen Baldwin who bapitized Spencer in the river during the episode.

I'm glad Heidi and Spencer have left the show just because I don't have to watch them be abassadors for my faith and spew hypocracy as they go along.

Now on to more important things like Patti Blagojevich spilling the secrets of her husband Rod's legal dilemma and the comedy duo Frangelina!

Instant Celebrity

I'm watching the Letterman interview with the pilot and co-pilot of the flight that landed in the Hudson a few years ago. It strikes me while watching these guys how weird it must be to be an instant celebrity. The co-pilot was quoted as saying, "I want my old life back."

Joe the Plumber. There's an instant celebrity that has managed to somewhat capitalize on his fame and seemed to enjoy the spotlight. His celebrity hasn't made a difference in my life, but more power to you if you can make a buck off your fifteen minutes of fame.

Did you watch the Obama town hall in Fort Meyers, Florida today? We have a new instant celebrity, folks. Let me introduce you to Julio Osegueda. If you didn't see it, here is a video for your viewing pleasure (it is pretty funny):



I am looking forward to see where Julio takes his new found fame. McDonalds commercial? Guest journalist for CNN?