This was a very hard one to cut down and it's still nearly an hour, I went into more detail on some of her stumbles in her attempted comebacks but honestly, the more important thing was about recognising the issues at play in her life and focusing on the fact she's feeling in control and like she's doing things for herself now. Do I recommend the Oprah documentary? No, but if you want to spend 6.5 hours of your time on it, I can't stop you. Reminder - we're talking about a person here, there's no need for name calling, slut shaming or anything like that 🤍🤍

The way Lindsey was treated when she was a teenager and in her 20,s is just horrible glad she's gotten her life together and is happily married

The fact that so many people believed she was a twin in Parent Trap showed how talented she was at a young age. As a millennial who loved Freaky Friday before the phenomenon that was Mean Girls, I’m really rooting for her and hope she gets some good roles soon! Though Netflix originals are hit or miss, unless a good director is involved… 🤨

I am rooting for her! Love seeing all the 2000s girlies calling out the bs they went through

@BryonyClaire

Жыл бұрын

Same here!

Why were so many women bullied so freaking hard in the 2000s? Her treatment was so unfair.

The way organised media pushes all these young people to the absolute brim and then goes "ha ha what a train wreck" is absolutely disgusting. There should be some liability there. Instead it just keeps going on. I don't consume any of that, especially not our UK tabloids which may just be the most disgusting of them all. It was so great to watch you present her experience in a respectful empathetic way. ❤

@Zimzum93

Жыл бұрын

Brink

Man, that whole ere in which Lindsey was at her peak of popularity was sooooo toxic for pretty much any woman in the spotlight, it's honestly a miracle she came out of it with any level of control over her life. What she said about always feeling like the adult child really felt sooo much like how my best friend describes her childhood even though the circumstances are very different. My friend is the oldest of 10, and after her 3rd or 4th siblings came around her parents became pretty hands-off about raising them, leaving the bulk of the work up to the oldest kids. She was always expected to either stay home her entire life to basically be a unwilling parent or get a church-approved career while also staying home so she could help financially support them. Thankfully she did neither, but the effects of never really having a proper childhood will be there the rest of her life. I had no idea that she'd been put into solitary for that long, that's so cruel. Coincidently, John Oliver's show just did an episode last night on the inhumanity of solitary confinement, which I really recommend you go watch. Even shorter stints like Lindsey's can leave a scar on your mental health for the rest of your life. Also, the majority of people in solitary aren't actually violent offenders or inmates who are actually dangerous, more often than not they're tossed in solitary for minor offences or simply bc they pissed off the wrong guard.

@BryonyClaire

Жыл бұрын

It truly was a terrible time back then! Your poor friend, I really feel for them, I hope they've been able to get the support they need to feel okay because that's really going to impact them. I'm very much against solitary confinement, it's just cruelty. I haven't seen that episode yet (he blocks the show outside of the US for 3 weeks after airing so I'm sure it'll show up for us to be able to watch soon). I really like Last week tonight, good level of informative and effective trolling!

@pratfallpratt8998

Жыл бұрын

@Bryony Claire is that the full episodes they delay? I know they post the main segment on KZread, if it's also blocked in ur region a VPN should do the trick. If not, still check it out when u can, it's very informative and of course easier to digest with a dose of humor. I was most surprised to find out that solitary started with the quakers of all people. I guess they thought quiet contemplation would help inmates basically become monks? A very pacifist approach but with usually violent results when people just went literally insane instead.

@RedRoseSeptember22

8 ай бұрын

Even worse when Lou Taylor (same witch that put Britney in the C-ship!) wanted to put Lindsay in one.

Excellent piece. I had no idea how much she went through, I knew there was drama & her family was unstable, but damn. She really was abandoned, we let her down. I’m so happy she’s doing better, she survived and will hopefully enjoy her life, finally! She deserves to feel peace 🤍

@BryonyClaire

Жыл бұрын

I didn't know the full extent of it either, I'm so happy she's been able to create a life she wants and pursue things she wants to do. I'm sure she'll be doing her best to be the parent she always wanted to have for their child too, I'm really glad she's been able to heal

@justinwatson1510

Жыл бұрын

That's just what we do to child stars, especially women. It's largely the fault of the media for how they portray the situation, though the public at large isn't without blame because we know what happens to child performers but keep letting rich assholes use them in television and movies. We need to abolish capitalism and celebrity culture.

When she described how she felt that she had to be responsible for her family hits way too close to home in my family. My oldest sibling was the same way. She always felt like she had to be responsible for me and my brother growing up. I can relate to Lindsay because I love my mother too, but she has a lot of faults that have affected all of us growing up

Its such a relief to see that shes doing better. The way she was treated was horrible. Great video.

“i’m gagging and not in a fun gay way” 😭😭 love your videos bryony and this comment killed me

Even though the movie has it problems, I'm a classic millenial and love Mean Girls. I remember when i lived in Dubai she was at a place just a couple doors down from me, and a friend waned me to go visit the restaurant. I said hell no, i dont want to sticky beak while she is living her much calmer life. She could have ended up a trainwreck, but she has persisted through her struggles. I'm so happy for her. I would love to see one of these about Drew Barrymore, or Alicia Silverstone.

I felt bad for her before, but I didn't know her family life was like that. That is awful. I am glad she has finally found some happiness. I also love her auburn hair. It's so pretty. I like the little bit of pink in your hair! Gives it a rose gold cast to it.

@BryonyClaire

Жыл бұрын

I didn't know how bad it was either, it's why I felt it so important to address. I'm so glad she's found peace now, couldn't be happier for her!

I always felt bad for Lindsey back in the 2000s. There were always tabloids in the break room where I worked so I was always reading that toxic stuff. I’m glad things have ended up well for her because I seriously thought they weren’t going to. And I’d be really interested in any of the people you listed at the end!!

I love her acting in Georgia Rule and Freaky Friday will always have a place in my heart

@angelaholmes8888

Жыл бұрын

Love her in Georgia rule ❤

@rebeccassweetmusic4632

Жыл бұрын

@@angelaholmes8888 She was very impressive in that film and it is one of those movies that I never expected to be really dark. In hindsight, it looks like your typical 2000s chick flick, but it is way much more than that

Honestly she's a really good actress and it made me really sad that most recent rom-com she did where she was just given nothing to work with. Like she's trying her hardest in those scenes and nobody around her is even bringing half the energy.

I had no clue Lindsay was on Letterman that young. That makes how he treated her later on even worse.

I remember going on vacation to visit a friend in Utah, and she was able to point out the rehab facility that Lindsay went to. It was a nice area, I hope it doesn’t hurt her to remember. Thank you for the vid! I haven’t finished yet, but I ALWAYS appreciate the care you give to people while you cover them

So proud of her for rising from the ashes through adversity and abandonment, really enjoyed this one! I would love to see one on Jodie Foster or Rita Hayworth :)

I understand Lindsey when it comes to her mother I also have a complicated relationship with my own mother even though I love my mother she also made horrible decisions when me and my brother were growing up

The Lindsay Lohan video!! You crushed this one. I would love to get to watch Lindsay in more acting roles soon

@BryonyClaire

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! I really hope more movies come out soon, she's pregnant now so won't be working for a while but I'm sure we'll get The Irish Wish soon enough on Netflix

You mentioning Amy Winehouse reminded me. She died not long before I started 10th grade (I was 15, due to turn 16 that school year for context for all non-Americans) and I was in the school newspaper and I had like a little music column. So for the first issue of the school year I decided to do an article about Amy Winehouse in which I mentioned that, due to how old she was when she died, she joined the “27 club” (a group of people famous in the entertainment industry who all died at 27 years old). I was at lunch fairly early in the school year and mentioned my plans to do this and this one girl who was at my table started going off about how she was an addict wh*re who didn’t deserve to have her name listed next to Kurt Cobain or Jim Morrison or Jimi Hendrix or Janis Joplin which was… an experience and one I still think about. I’ve never even been a fan of her music career but that girl’s reaction threw me off even then when I was less socially aware of the implications of talking about other women like that. That was of course the early 2010s since she died in 2011 but I think it really goes with what you’re talking about- the time period being a big one for tearing down women- so I thought I’d mention it.

@Samzillah

Жыл бұрын

It's wild to me that she called Amy an addict wh*re and then listed off a bunch of people who did the same thing😂

@sc6658

Жыл бұрын

@@Samzillah Yeah she was by no means a smart girl. 😭

Being the oldest sibling, I have had to make efforts to be there for my sisters in ways my parents rarely were or never were. It was very frustrating living with neglectful parents that want you to care more about them than they care about you.

Imagine forcing someone to work in a morgue when they don’t want to bit different to picking up litter

I don't know how women in the public eye survived during those awful times in the 90s/2000s. The RELENTLESS hate, judgement, disrespect, violations, invasions of privacy, mockery and ridicule...I would have k/lled someone or myself!! I honestly don't think I could have handled that! I just got SO angry at so many points during this video :( And not to say women dont face that nowadays but the celebrity/paparazzi culture back then was...violent. fuck all those talk show hosts and paps and vile men she was surrounded by.

You….. are an amazing journalist… hands down. Just… I love how much research you do and the way you present the information is a really good new perspective.

I've only watched a few of your videos, but thank you for the effort you put in to cutting out flashing lights and giving warnings. I'm so pleasantly surprised, and I really appreciate it

Always, always accurate, rigorous in your research and wording, and, most of all, compassionate, Briony. I wasn't aware of LL and all the horribleness she went through, but aren't those 90s celebrities all of us who had to grow up in that kind of climate and society? Ah, the internalized misogyny that I'm still dismantling, brick by brick, with your invaluable help. Also, OMG congratulations for your subs and viewers shooting up!!!🎉❤

You definitely should do rose McGowan next love her 💚

Ooohhhh... I just recently watched All About Eve. If they remake it, I think Lindsay would be the perfect Eve

@BryonyClaire

Жыл бұрын

SAME! I'd love to see her expand her range a bit more, she'd be amazing

@rebeccassweetmusic4632

Жыл бұрын

@@BryonyClaire I think she can do it! She has already shown it in Georgia Rule. Whatever tough thing Jane said to her sounded like she needed to hear it.

@BryonyClaire

Жыл бұрын

@Rebecca's Sweet Music Jane told her off for being late (Lindsay says she was late by 3 mins) but both Jane and Meryl Streep have said how great of an actress Lindsay is, honestly she doesn't need a better vouch for ability than that

@rebeccassweetmusic4632

Жыл бұрын

@@BryonyClaire Exactly! It was tough love. I'm not an actress, but I love film and I am somewhat aware that actors have to be punctual and professional so they can be ready for rehearsals. Granted, looking back, Lindsay was a different person and was going through a lot. I can understand why Jane would react that way, though, because, in my experience as a vocal student of the arts in high school going to college, one of the things you learn is that when you show up for a performance, you show up on time. However, if she was only like, 3 mins late, I don't really see how that's a problem. However, if she showed up like 20 mins late, then I can REALLY understand why Jane would call her out. It sounds more like she wasn't trying to be mean to her. It was done out of respect for her. Plus, Jane had her own fair share of family trauma. So, I think she gets it, but she also understands that it doesn't mean excusing unprofessional behavior

Lindsey is so likeable I really can’t imagine treating her like people did. She just seems like such a sweet girl.

Thank you for being so mindful of people with epilepsy! Really appreciate it! ✨💖

Great video! I'm just a tiny bit too old to have watched a lot of her movies, but of course I picked up on a lot of the media coverage. I'd like to hear what you think about now vs 10-15-20 years ago - are young girls and women treated any better in media, on talk shows etc, or is it still much of the same? I feel like there's a relatively wide understanding now about how we treated female celebrities wrong in the past, but it's harder for many to see what do wrong here and now. As for this series, I love it and will keep watching it no matter who you pick, it's interesting watching videos both about people I know quite a lot about, and people I don't know much about. I would vote for Alicia Silverstone next, as she was my first teenage idol with Clueless, yet I don't know a whole lot about her.

@BryonyClaire

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! The coverage of girls/women in the tabloids is very much the same (I mean look at Kate Middleton vs Meghan Markle as a key example of "good woman vs 'bad'"). But in terms of our own discourse, it's gotten a lot more nuanced, I'd say. For example, if someone was behaving like Lindsay did in 2007 now, people would call out the behaviour but also be wanting the support to be there for her - though not everyone would be. In some ways I think we've gotten better, like we're much better about not slut shaming, issues around consent, age gap relationships but in other ways we're not. Like, Billie Eilish with her relatively old boyfriend who she was a huge fan of when she was a kid, people started calling HER out for being a bad influence on her fans when it's actually about him being the issue, the power dynamic problem there and issues with age gap relationships - so we've gotten better in some ways but definitely not all

Please continue with these videos. I love them so much ❤

Thank you for the video and will definitely be checking out her podcast! I appreciate you putting in the work and I liked how you stressed limiting flashes!

Great video! I’d love to see Drew Barrymore next, but I’ll watch whatever you put out 😊

I love Lindsey no matter what ❤❤

Lindsay has always been an inspiration to me. I'm from Germany (with light brown skin) and I'm just six months younger than Lindsay. I'm not famous but though I can relate to her because I also grew up with emotional instability. She helped me a lot through my very hard times when I went through (cyber)bullying as well, especially because I didn't hide Lindsay anymore and that made so called friends reject me because "OMG how can you support people in your twenties, fangirls are a mental case. But well so are you." I realized how toxic my environment was and started to transform from 2009, met my bf, went to therapy and rehab as well. I always believed in her potential and tried not to care about rude people trying to make me look like the sick fangirl. I don't regret it and I'll always support Lindsay 🫶🏼✨ only the best for her ❤

I loved Sick Note and I really liked her in it. She was so good. I'm really bummed we never got a season 3 because the season 2 finale was extremely exciting for Lindsays character moving her from newly introduced side character that might just be a fun cameo to being central to the plot.

5:49 wow her mom looks EXACTLY like Lindsay there !!!

Such great commentary. I remember feeling so awful for Lindsay during the 00s, being shamed for everything and getting no support. I'm commenting though because I'm so surprised to hear you say 2007 was your worst year and a generally bad year for a lot of folks. Just wanted to chime in I agree something must've been going on (not to get too "woo-woo" on ya), because my Gaia it was certainly one of my worst years (teenage years and early adulthood were all pretty collectively awful so its hard to say when the "worst" was) also. So thankful to be far, far away from the toxic 00s energy your videos on the subject have done such an excellent job detailing; glad to know I'm not the only one healing from it.

5:50 Wow Lindsay looks like her mum, can see it soo much here! New subscriber, thank you! Loved this, love Lindsay 💛

Girl my entire family is dysfunctional lol. I'm surprised there isn't a picture of them for the definition. I'm glad Lindsay is doing so much better now and enjoying her husband and new son ♥

Loved this video! I'd love for you to explore the "family vlogger to child star" pipeline analysis thing.

Love these videos

This was a great video!!

Another actress interesting to analysis with sympathy and understanding would be Miley Cyrus.

@BryonyClaire

Жыл бұрын

True! I never grew up watching/listening to Miley so she was more of a peripheral figure to me but a good person to look into for sure

In 2007 I was 11 and I came home from netball one day to discover my 14 year old brothers dead body hanging in the shed. The very next morning I got my first ever period. Horrible horrible year. Truly awful.

such a lovely video. i like how you through clips in and you honest about a person not agreeing with them though you have interest or admiration for them. also opposite to stores of her life that rip into her yours is such calm and uplifting would be sweat for you to pic ROSE MCGOWAN x RITA HAYWORTH x

Literally grew up watching Lindsay Lohan: she's two months younger than me. It always hurt seeing the way she got treated. But because of the way media depicted her of course my peers and I snap judged Lindsay when nattering about clickbait articles while pre-gaming in college. Meanwhile we were doing some of the same things but had the privilege of anonymity. I was so sad when she'd disappear from tabloids for a minute just to have paparazzi zoom lens shots with trash headlines pop up. When she started showing up again in a way that seemed like she was in control of it was a great thing to see. I love her Christmas movie she made for Netflix. The character starts as exactly the clueless spoiled brat she was painted as when we were younger but is put in a situation where she gets to grow and embrace life with people who genuinely care. It's exactly what you expect from a holiday romance but that's not a bad thing. Netflix movies are a great way for Lindsay to reboot her acting career: she gets to be creative without fully re-entering the Hollyweird meat grinder, the actors likely have more creative license vs something produced by a larger studio, the production process may be less grueling, and she doesn't have to do huge publicity for it like your standard summer blockbuster. Netflix seems to be doing right by Vanessa Hudgens and some other 2000's actors looking for soft comebacks so hopefully Lindsay is happy to be under contract with them.

Parent Trap, Mean Girls, Freaky Friday are my top 3 faves

It's a relief to hear that even though she's been through so much, she seems to live a happy life now, I hope she'll star in some serious movies, and she will be not only successful in her private life, but also as an actress. I'm glad she didn't die from the drugs, it's not that hard when you have a lot of money and you're miserable.

Can't wait to watch.

Oh my goodness, I had no idea what her home life was like 😱 - i was bombarded with her messiness with no context. My heart breaks for her.

As someone who was born in 1991 but is German and has parents who didn't really encourage gossip and tabloid magazines, I still noticed waaayyy too much of what was going on around Lindsay and her fellow female celebrities of that era. I think this really shows how gigantic the "interest" in her was if even someone like me couldn't escape it. I grew up loving "Mean girls" and it's interesting how my view on it shifted now that I'm older and a feminist. I still somehow love the movie but more from a critiqual perspective now. Having watched the audio commentary for the movie with Tina Fey, I have to say I really lost a lot of respect for Tina Fey. They were constantly mocking and femme-shaming Lindsay even there because she likes her hair styled and it went deep into nlog-terrytory. Generally, the more I learn about Tina Fey and her "sense of humor" the less I like her. Instead I have huge respect now for women like Lindsay and Britney Spears and Paris Hilton. As for video topic suggestions, I would love it if maybe you would make videos like this one about these two and also Taylor Swift! And maybe a kind of "unpacking" type of video about Tina Fey and her, well, "humor". Also, Justin Timberlake could be interesting as he was responsible for a lot that both Britney and Janet Jackson went through. It's relieving and refreshing to see how you approach women like Lindsay with so much kindness and respect without letting that take away from some neccessary critisism that sometimes has to be made. (Also, on an off-topic note, I want to say that I really appreciate your lovely make-up you always wear! As someone who isn't really good with this I assume that's a lot of work and effort and you're amazingly good with colours!)

Her first album went platinum. It wasn’t a flop at all. But otherwise, what a great video on Lindsay. She’s an icon.

I had a huge crush on Lindsay Lohan growing up.

Lindsey shouldn't had done the oprah reality show it definitely didn't help her just like the judds the late singer/actress naomi judd regretted doing it because after shooting her and wynonna stopped speaking to each other for a long time

@BryonyClaire

Жыл бұрын

Lindsay credits the show for a lot but honestly, I kind of think she has to because of the sheer power and influence Oprah has. It was so clear during the show and after that she wasn't happy and felt incredibly pressured but keeps deflecting saying that "it helped her get on track"

Ooo, are the photos at the end possible future video subjects? 👀 I would love to see one of these on Jodie Foster! (Although they are all good options, tbh!)

@BryonyClaire

Жыл бұрын

Yes they are! There's so many people I want to talk about. I think Josie Foster's story gets forgotten about a lot and it definitely shouldn't

Wow, she looks so happy now 🥰

I think people should feel free to go to rehab as many times as they need. Life is ongoing and it’s not easy. Going back is not shameful it means you’re taking care of business!

Thank you for thinking of us epileptics by the way🩷

Brooke Shields Viola Davis and Alicia Silverstone next please ....loved this keep it up❤

I liked this video a lot

Great video!!! Can you do a Megan fox video?

What foundation and shade do you use?? Or concealer pls thank you

I still remember the interview where she was mocked for attending rehab. I don’t remember that male talk show host's name, but I wanted to punch him through the screen.

Oh damn…2007 was also a terrible year for me too. What the hell was going on ..

I always felt sad about how ridiculed and disrespected she was but seeing it all in one video compiled is infuriating and horrifying 😢 I hope she has a peaceful, fullfiled life now Edit: Rose McGowan and drew barrymoore would be extremely interesting!

I tried watching this, but had to skip ahead a lot, because I got so upset. I kept wanting to be in the audiences and like, stand up and scream This is ridiculous leave her alone, and storm out. Or something. My god. Leave her tf alone.

Dude, please do Viola Davis! I loved her in HTGAWM, but it’d be nice to hear who she is public ally overall.

How about a video on Amanda Bynes?

@BryonyClaire

8 ай бұрын

Mila Tequila has a video on her already which I think covers things well for now until Amanda can come out saying more herself. The reason I wait to do these kinds of videos is for the people themselves to speak, I build things from their interviews/books etc. and for now, Amanda isn't able to have much of a voice but hopefully after what Britney has revealed from her experience, that will change

Rose McGown please

I absolutely hate Lindsey father 😡

Wait what's happened with Dr Phill?

08:52 I am sorry, but this top is so SLAYFUL. I WANT IT, TOO xdd

@BryonyClaire

Жыл бұрын

I'm sure it looks much better on you than on him!

Lindsay is such a mess. Just a few months ago I saw a video of her on Tiktok getting slapped by a woman in a burka after Lindsay tried to kidnap her little boy 🙈 I think her drug addiction made her dabble in human trafficking as well as yachting (which if you don't know what that is... it is high class prostitution). There is a lot of stuff on the internet pointing at that, you just need to know where to look. I still have the picture of her in my head playing the twins from the Parent Trap and it is just heartbreaking to see what she has turned into. Hollywood is sick and cruel.

❤

Omg 2007 was AWFUL!!!!

It was really hard to sit thru the interviews during her early twenties. I felt so disgusted and sad that she never got a lick of empathy at all when everyone only wanted to talk about her body and her sex life.

Aren't they doing a second freaky Friday movie???

What's Your Opinion On Drew Barrymore Being A Scab?? Like Her Scabbing By Continuing Her Show That Had Employed Union Writers Since The Shows Genesis *_While WGA Was STILL Striking;_* & _All Only 4.5 Months After_ She Had Done This Whole Performative Asss, Virtue-Signaling *_"Sign Of Solidarity"/False Show Of Support For The WGA Writers_* That Were On Strike In Claiming She Had _Specifically_ *Opted Out Of/Stepped Down From Hosting The* *_MTV Movie & TV Awards_* As A Way Of *_"Standing With Her WGA Writers"._* Only To Then Do A Full 180-Hiring Scab Workers/Crossing The Picket Line That Was Made Up Of *_Her OWN Writers._* Wildly Enough; _She Isn't The First_ In Her Family's Century-Long Legacy In The Acting Business _To Undermine Union Efforts,_ According To This Article I Dug Up; "Drew's great aunt Ethel Barrymore had been a theater actor and was very involved with the union Actors' Equity, which represented stage actors. She went on strike against Broadway producers in 1919. But 10 years later, Schulman says, when the head of Actors' Equity tried to organize Hollywood actors, Ethel Barrymore singlehandedly undermined that effort. Barrymore, who by that time had become the vice president of Equity, "suddenly released a statement saying ... that it was her understanding that Equity and the studios had come to a settlement and it was over." Schulman says her statement broke the solidarity between the stage actors and movie actors, and the unionization attempt failed. "It was a pretty poor thing for Miss Barrymore to do." Here's a story I learned while researching "Oscar Wars" about how Drew Barrymore's great aunt, Ethel Barrymore, was pivotal in blocking a Hollywood labor action exactly 94 years ago, and the HUGE consequences it had. Ready?" Schulman says the president of Equity, Frank Gilmore, was caught off guard, and in a statement, called Barrymore's move "regrettable." Union members were reportedly furious, too. "One of the actors said 'If Miss Barrymore could not say anything beneficial for us, the least she could have done would have been to keep still,'" Schulman says. "It also came out that Ethel Barrymore had met with the producers Irving Thalberg and Jack Warner in a dressing room, and that she had taken a role in a Warner Brothers film. So there was just all this outcry that Ethel had basically parachuted in and derailed this whole effort." Schulman explains that while the effort to unionize movie actors in Equity failed, later that year, 45 of them banded together to create the Screen Actors Guild. That union later merged with AFTRA, and SAG-AFTRA is the union that Drew Barrymore is a member of today and that is on strike. The lesson of both Barrymore sagas, says Schulman, is "if you don't have solidarity and present a united front, things can really get derailed fast." Any Thoughts?

No 2007 was not a good year . Wow . That was the year I had an ex posted a nude photo of me as my literal Facebook profile picture and he changed my password. I was afraid to make any sort of big deal about it after I got my account deleted, bc at that time I thought it would have seemed like I wanted attention. I was 19

hit the like button 2 seconds in!

2007 was the WORST

Her mother was never a Rockettes.

She played catie for meaning girls and that's why I ally people no her Also see starred in a horror movie called I know who killed me about twins From what I noticed when she was younger , all of her roles stayed the same as katy Her style was very feminine but still the girl next door

Wtf did she have to list people she'd slept with for rehab?!

please make a Viola Davis Video

I feel like this video is unfinished.. you didn't go through how weird she was in her islam phase. She look so strange wanting to be an activist and working for the turkish government apparently to "help people" and then trying to kidnap a child on the street who have parents (not orphan) .. maybe i word it wrong, but if you do research on this you'll find it. And honestly it was this phase that made me not like her anymore. She just seemed so drugged up, strange, wanting to be a hero or wanting attention.. idk its just super weird.

On one hand, i do feel some sympathy for her on the grounds that her family is the absolute worst and the paparazzi are scum suckers of the lowest order. On the other, my sympathy is limited by her actions and treatment of other people. Also... she really isn't THAT great an actress. She was decent as a kid and could've definitely become better as an adult if she'd really worked at it, but she really didn't have anything close to that insane level of "natural talent" the initial hype made her out to be .

Aren't they doing a second freaky Friday movie???