My, That's Some Serious Cleavage!

Now, who said Jennifer Love Hewitt was not looking good? I totally vote "yes" when it comes to seeing her all dressed up and showing off her (very nice) boobs, so I don't think you'll mind seeing some photos of her attending the premiere of that Katrine Heigl movie, "27 Dresses". You see, I always thought Jennifer should simply be a tad more relaxed about her looks - because, as I was saying, there's nothing wrong with her body, on the contrary - and stop the bitching around, and everything will be just fine.

It's nice to actually see her enjoying a night out, looking very stylish and sexy in a pink dress with some serious cleavage. And yes, I think that celebrities should try to find a way to come to terms with the fact that they expose themselves to relentless media scrutiny - so if you've made the choice and you want to be a star, it's best to enjoy the spotlight and do your best to loosely fit in the parameters dictated by the trends of this day and age. I know it sounds horribly superficial, but we all know that's how things are.

In any case - and just for the record, I don't think Jennifer Love Hewitt is fat, I think she looks good and she knows that, and she also knows that there's not a single celebrity out there who escaped being trashed by the ever-alert media at least once for their looks and fashion choices. Some celebs out there get the cold shoulder (and top the "fashion police" columns in magazines) every other day, and still manage to live and let live. Take Paris Hilton for example - or even more seasoned (and much more talented) stars such as Celine Dion or Cher, who all display a rather poor sense of fashion and pay the price for it - in a very public way.

Think of the recent "scandal" caused by the photos that showed a bikini-clad Kim Cattrall and her not-so-perfect thighs. All those celebrities - and many more alongside them - dealt and keep on dealing with this by remembering that after all, they stay in the spotlight by their own choice. We're all human and we all have our defects - but celebrity comes with a job description that includes "look fabulous - or else pay the price".

So, welcome back to the spotlight, Jenny, and keep up the pleasant smile, the dress choices (great outfit, by the way) and keep on having a good time as a celebrity. In the end, the satisfactions are bound to be greater than the disadvantages, otherwise nobody would be playing the celebrity game anymore. So remember you live in a shallow world, and the best way to make it is look after yourself and keep on smiling.