I’m a female and I like the boys.

Before I post anything making claims, I do my research. Do yours. Start with Clint Eastwood, Burt Reynolds, George Clooney, and on the more TV side; Jay Leno, David Letterman. In music, Celine Dion etc, etc.
ALL of them at different points in their careers have exressed regret for different programs, films, or aspects of their work. Three of them removed themselves from award contention for various reasons–some personal, some professional. None were referred to as “whiny bitches.” None were held up to public ridicule or vitriolic scrutiny, such as Heigl faces. For Dion, I’m guessing she was spared because she was a child at the time. The rest, I’m sure because of their gender.

As for the time of day of celebrities…I’m a mid-Westerner. That concept is as foreign to me as Chinese. I care because I see it as a gender issue.

Hope this clears up my take. Peace and Love.

Katherine is being a whiney bitch like always … and thats that.
Stop attempting to sound as if she would give you the time of day. She wouldn’t.

She is a strong woman with opinions.

That’s the main problem. George Clooney (among MANY male actors) has assessed some of his characterizations and performances as less than savory. Nobody attacked him(or the others)personally.

Some may see her description of “Knocked Up” as biting the hand that feeds her, but come on, did you see the film? It wasn’t exactly Sophie’s Choice–(to also use a Streep reference) and it really was sexist–even by standard definitions. It was “Porky’s” with a bigger budget.

And who in the hell is Emma Rosenblum to call Heigl “honey” and “missy?” I mean seriously. Ummmm, wake up call to this “journalist:” we don’t need your help to tear apart female actresses that have (gasp) opinions. That’s what the studios are for. Do something worthwhile, “journalist.” Aren’t there some wars going on or something?