Jolie Bad: Angelina Is Amy Winehouse’s Herion
HAVING failed to bring Amy Winehouse and Paul Burrell to justice, the Sun opens the tape on Angelina Jolie.
In “heroin to heroine”, Jolie “hangs out at a drugs den”. The sum of the Sun’s evidence is, as ever, a “grainy video”, this one shows Jolie “wide-eyed and babbling”.
What change there? But it turns out Jolie is not promoting her new movie, rather she is stood by someone who is “casually smoking heroin”. It is 1999. The video came to light on May 1.
How the Sun knows this unnamed woman is smoking heroin is not said. But the drug might have got to Jolie, who is said to be suffering from “heavy” eyelids and “dishevelled hair”.
Do you see? Are you watching, Amy Winehouse. The Sun’s Gordon Smart says it is a lesson for you.
Jolie shows what you can achieve if you “stopped pumping rubbish” into your body. Angelina is a “true role model”.
Indeed she is an example to one and all.
The message is clear: so long as you are rich and famous you can take as many drugs as you like in your youth and still be feted by the world’s media.
Party on, Amy…
Posted: 19th, May 2008 | In: Amy Winehouse, Brandgelina, Celebrities, Tabloids Comments (6) | Follow the Comments on our RSS feed: RSS 2.0 | TrackBack | Permalink
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June 9th, 2008 at 2:16 pm
Angelina, now 32, pregnant and a model mum of four, has admitted turning to drugs when she was an up-and-coming actress. So she is very famous person in Hollywood.
May 20th, 2008 at 2:25 am
You people should realize that all of us have past.
We are ALL not perfect, we have our mistakes and learn from our mistakes.
People change, which is what we should admire if one’s person change for the good.
Why dig the past of the person who has moved on and trying her best to make a difference to the world. If you are envious of her, do the same thing. Start doing good for mankind and God will also bless you with beauty, fame, power and wealth, just like what she is blessed now.
Envy & jealousy will just eat you up. Get a life and stick your nose to yourself.
If you do not like her, do not read anything about her. And stop trying to destroy people for everytime you do that, God will surely destroy you too.
May 19th, 2008 at 7:03 pm
@ Jo
You obviously know nothing about quitting drugs
May 19th, 2008 at 5:46 pm
Kathy (post 1), you’re the one that missed the point. Being 23 is hardly “rebellious youth”.
One point anorak is stating is that it might as well be ok for winehous to party as long as she stops when she’s in her 30’s. All will be forgiven. Anorak is merely pointing out the fact that it’s not ok.
Why are so many that quit drugs, considered heroes? How about those that never took any to begin with?
May 19th, 2008 at 3:54 pm
You left out the best bit, Anorak!
‘A fellow den regular said: “Even back then I remember her talking about how she’d adopt a huge family from around the world.”
That’s the ‘filthy drugs den in New York’s Chelsea Hotel’.
It’s amazing that a fellow den regular survived to tell the tale; it’s even more amazing that s/he can actually remember having a conversation, and most amazing of all, to recount it to a Sun reporter…
M and A
Chenier, does one actually need to recount anything………
May 19th, 2008 at 3:18 pm
You’ve missed the point, my friend. So long as you stop taking the drugs when you go through your rebelious youth and do not carry the habbit into your 30s and 40s - then you will still be feted by the world’s media. There are plenty of rich and famous celebrities who are into drugs and it doesn’t seem to help them much in court…
If you start sacrifying anybody who’s tried drugs in their 20s - there goes 90 percent of America’s population and perhaps 100 percent of Britain’s…