Jesse James: Be Warned

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You can see all the interview at RadarOnline.

When I watch Jesse James in the interview from ABC’s Nightline, I see a man who feels threatened by Sandra. I absolutely believe him when he says, “It’s about trying to push someone away that I thought was going to leave anyway.” At another point in the interview, he says, “I never felt good enough for anyone.” When James says this, I absolutely believe him.

I personally believe James saw what Sandra was made of, and felt he could never complete. Instead of dealing with his shortcomings and improving himself, James took the easy way out and indulged himself with people that made him feel worthy and important–without any regard for how that would impact his marriage or his children.

It appears this is all about James, and no one else.

James wants to feel like he is the top dog and that’s where he strayed–in circles where he felt he was the star. With Sandra, he was never going to get that. That’s why I think he truly wanted to get caught. I think he wanted his marriage to end, because he couldn’t handle Sandra getting all the attention. It just reinforced to James all of his shortcomings and he didn’t want any part of that!

James is strangely arrogant, if you ask me, which I wouldn’t expect if he was truly remorseful for what he did. While he owns up to his actions in words, his emotions are completely void and unsupportive. I simply see a man saying what he has to say without any conviction or buy in.

The only pain James feels is when he cries over his pain. This behavior, if you ask me, is a recipe for James to continue to be destructive towards others in his life. For me, it is a big warning to thread carefully. Arrogance and a lack of remorse are quite a devastating combination for those who come into James’ inner circle.

Thanks, to Celebitchy, for the story lead.

Schapelle Corby: Looking for Vids

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I have been asked to review the Schapelle Corby case in Australia. A beautiful young woman went to Bali on vacation and when she arrived, she says she opened up her surfboard case and saw marijuana inside, but she says she did not put it there, and doesn’t know who did. The case has riveted Australia for years. Corby faced the death penalty, but got 20 years in a Bali prison instead.

I was forwarded this newscast below, but it is not enough for me to formulate any opinions. I saw footage a few years ago of her in court and if anyone finds that video, can you post a link below? I will keep you updated if I see anything that allows me to draw a definite conclusion.

What makes this case exceptionally hard is that with either innocence or guilt, Schappelle will have strong emotions about being locked up. She will undoubtedly feel pain, anger and frustration. That is to be expected regardless of her involvement, which means we have to look beyond that for clues…

John Mark Karr: A Woman Named Alexis

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Lindsay Lohan

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Read moreSeveral of you have voted that I review the recent Lohan video. I think most people see the truth in this situation. Lohan has a serious problem and is in complete denial. In this video, while she is trying to excuse everything, she fails at it miserably.

The reporter asks Lindsay, “Was that cocaine in the photographs?” Notice how Lindsay doesn’t answer the question?

Lohan says, “I was literally walking back to my room with a few of my friends, um, after doing press for my movie…I was with some of the producers I work with. They went back into my room, and the director as well, and I stopped in someone’s room because someone came out of the room, and said, “Could you just take a picture with me really quickly?”

What is fascinating is how Lindsay first says she was “with a few of her friends”. Then a second later, she says she was with the producers and the director. Which is it? If they are friends, you continue to refer to them as “friends”. If you say producers/director, you would stick with that. Why is she flipping them here? Notice the stutter with the word “um”?

Notice, as well, the details in her story are missing.

Supposedly everyone went to her room, but she stopped. Who let them in her room then, if she stopped? Why doesn’t she talks about the details of handing over her key? Is this the cart before the horse–because it is a made up story?

I would also think it would be odd for Lindsay to just go into any hotel room with strangers and to take a photo, without anyone else being there with her. You would think she would have some safety concerns, wouldn’t you?

Lindsay wants us to think she never saw the cocaine. Well, she obviously saw the photos they are speaking about! Why doesn’t she address the obvious? Instead she avoids it like the white elephant in the room that it is.

You have to laugh when the reporter says, “Do you think that was a setup?” If she was innocent and not involved in the drugs in anyway, she would have likely said something like, “It obviously was…they are selling or sharing these photos! Hello!” But Lindsay denies it — which is a huge hot spot. If she is deceptive, she doesn’t want to piss off the people who took those photos, does she? Heck no!

Why would Lindsay laugh when the reporter asked her if she is still taking drugs? It flat out contradicts what we should be seeing if she is honest–which would be seriousness. If she is truly trying to beat this as she wants us to believe, Lindsay would be dead serious, proud and confident. Instead, Lindsay is stressed, insecure, doubtful and clearly struggling with issues and needs help. She is trying to convince herself here more than anyone else. I don’t think a soul believes her, do you?

Lohan’s father appeared on the CBS Early Show this morning and when you watch him in comparison to his daughter, it is very clear who is being honest here.

NYT: “For Crime, Is Anatomy Destiny?”

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Portrait of a young man lying on the floor and listening to music

Here is an interesting article from the New York Times (books) that questions if physical features may predispose people towards crime. What do you think?

For the weekend shows, there isn’t much to write about, so I will share my thoughts in the comment sections of each.