[Compass Rose]

Oh, Whew! Thank Goodness. I heard that she apologized for her remarks. Well, that makes it better then.

[addisonshopper]

wow , i am not a big fan of hers and have not followed her career since basic instinct 1, but man i didnt know she was that IGNORANT.... that blow job thing was a mess for me...
I think a blow job is worse to me than sex,- for girls anyway- in no way could i imagine my daughter on her knees- oh it scares me to think about it...

[Prada's Meadow]

Sharon Stone has been dropped from Christian Dior’s Chinese advertisements after the actress claimed the country’s devastating earthquake may have been the result of bad karma over its treatment of Tibet.
The French fashion house acted even though Stone issued a grovelling apology for the comments.
The 50-year-old actress said she was "deeply sorry" for causing anguish and anger among Chinese people with her remarks in an interview last week.

Stone models for Christian Dior SA, and the company's Shanghai office issued the statement.


Cancelled: Sharon Stone as she appears in one of the Dior adverts




http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worl...a-comment.html

[Prada's Meadow]

The public relations manager for Dior in Shanghai, said Basic Instinct star would no longer appear in the company's advertisements in China.
"Due to my inappropriate words and acts during the interview, I feel deeply sorry and sad about hurting Chinese people," Stone said in the statement.
"I am willing to take part in the relief work of China's earthquake, and wholly devote myself to helping affected Chinese people."
Stone said she had worked in international charities for the past 20 years and wants to help Chinese people.
During her visit to China last year for the Shanghai Movie Festival she said she felt "deeply the Chinese people's wisdom and hospitality”.
Stone's comments caused considerable anger in the Chinese media. The official Xinhua News Agency said she was the "public enemy of all mankind”.
Chinese media have erupted in indignation over foreign criticism of the country ahead of the Beijing Olympics in August.

[lm040523]

Speechless.

[Jahpson]

once again, why is she famous?

for one hit movie, Basic Instinct?

[twigski]

Originally Posted by Compass Rose

Celebrities are here on this earth to simply entertain us, mostly with their acting abilities. It doesn't give them any more status than that, and there is no reason to expect to get anything that could reasonably be construed as intelligent opinion out of them. I think of them as cartoon characters. Like South Park.

I 2nd this. She just needs to shut up.

[HauteMama]

Sometimes, "Sorry" just doesn't cut it. I teach my kids that saying they are sorry is better than nothing, but it doesn't take the hurt away and an apology won't always be accepted. It is better not to hurt others in the first place.

It's a tough lesson to learn, but better to learn it as a child than as a 50 year old woman.

[Coach Superfan]

She seriously sounds like such a jack@$$ in that quote. It is not fair to say an entire Country or its innocent inhabitants deserve a major catastrophe regardless of what the government is doing. Totally unrelated.

[Coach Superfan]

Originally Posted by Prada's Meadow

The public relations manager for Dior in Shanghai, said Basic Instinct star would no longer appear in the company's advertisements in China.
"Due to my inappropriate words and acts during the interview, I feel deeply sorry and sad about hurting Chinese people," Stone said in the statement.
"I am willing to take part in the relief work of China's earthquake, and wholly devote myself to helping affected Chinese people."
Stone said she had worked in international charities for the past 20 years and wants to help Chinese people.
During her visit to China last year for the Shanghai Movie Festival she said she felt "deeply the Chinese people's wisdom and hospitality”.
Stone's comments caused considerable anger in the Chinese media. The official Xinhua News Agency said she was the "public enemy of all mankind”.
Chinese media have erupted in indignation over foreign criticism of the country ahead of the Beijing Olympics in August.

No doubt her PR people forced her into making this statement and taking actions to "right" her idiotic comments

[princessDD]

hahaha...love the title of this thread...couldn't have said it better!

[missbanff]

Why ANYONE in Hollywood continues to pay this woman ANY ounce of attention is completely and utterly BEYOND ME. Can anyone say "washed up has-been"?

[missisa07]

Originally Posted by Coach Superfan

No doubt her PR people forced her into making this statement and taking actions to "right" her idiotic comments

Yup, I highly doubt she was genuinely sorry. If anything, she's sorry that people realized how much of an idiot she is for making statements like that.

I'm glad she was dropped from those Dior ads in China, she should really be dropped from ALL of their ads (worldwide).

[marchesa lover]

The stone now knows the true meaning of KARMA

[exotikittenx]

Wow, what an embarrassment. Seriously, what would possess her to say something like that? Get a clue.