Gwyneth Paltrow appears to have it all. Unfortunately for Paltrow, she was also recently awarded a significantly more unflattering title: A tabloid magazine has recently dubbed her the Most Hated Woman in the World.
Why do so many people supposedly hate Gwyneth Paltrow? She asked me to participate in the thereshegrows challenge, which her foundation is starting to protect the Leuser Ecosystem in Indonesia. I am dedicating a tree in the name of my father, Bruce. Click the link in my bio for more information. And I hereby challenge leonardodicaprio to dedicate a tree in the name of someone he loves! And please stop cramming the fact that you can sing as well as any average choir member down our throats.
Glee , this stink-bomb, and now Glee again. You are very much reviled and detested. Now just go away, and take Aniston and the Kardashians with you. I now have to ask: Why the hate? Why do so many entertainment junkies seem to feel that Gwyneth Paltrow, one of our finest actresses, is somehow an imposition, a girl on a pedestal who needs to be knocked down? I think it has something to do with how celebrity itself got tawdrier and more exposed — dunked into the tabloid muck — around the time that Paltrow was becoming a movie star.
No one ever resented Michael Douglas for his vintage Hollywood movie-star dad. It only added to his allure. We now all wanted to be famous so much ourselves that we began to think of movie stars not simply as role models but as competitors. Our competitors.
And that made Paltrow, in effect, seem like a princess-celebrity with an Unfair Advantage. It was really strange. It wasn't like I felt like this isn't worth doing, I felt like, well now who am I supposed to be? What am I driving towards? And part of the shine of acting wore off [from] being in such intense public scrutiny, being a kid who's living every break-up on every headline, being criticised for everything you do, say and wear.
It's hard to plant roots. I'm such a homebody. In her cookbook, My Father's Daughter , which is a tribute to her late father, whom she describes as "a supreme gourmand," the actress explains how to not only prepare healthy and delicious food but also how to entertain while serving it. She writes, "You just need some good ingredients and a few simple recipes, maybe a couple of jokes, or a 'topic to dissect' at the table, the way they do it at Nora Ephron's house.
Just think about all of those times you had dinner at Nora Ephron's place! In her follow-up cookbook that touted "delicious weekday recipes," which she titled It's All Easy , Paltrow suggests that after picking the kids up from school, taking them to practice, and running any other errands that need to be squeezed in before heading home, the "super-busy home cook" should have no problem whipping up dishes such as her Balsamic-Macerated Berries with Cashew Cream that allegedly takes " upwards of two hours to prepare.
We're certain those are all readily available at a local grocer and not the result of having an assistant visit several specialty stores and farmers' markets, because let's be honest, she totally has help.
First, Gwyneth Paltrow needs to get rid of Goop. Even though she's actively trying to distance herself from the brand, having declared at the Sage Summit via Us Weekly , "In order to build the brand I want to build, its scalability is limited if I connect to it," and, "My dream is that one day no one will remember that I had anything to do with it.
Goop is and always will be synonymous with Paltrow's perceived snobbery. She needs to take the entire website offline, but first, print out every page of it and burn it in a giant bonfire in the middle of Times Square on New Year's Eve. That would be a healthy start. Second, the actress needs to issue a string of apology videos shot in a different fast food restaurant every day for two weeks. In the clips, she should not only eat the food, but also makes zero references to snowboarding trips with Bono or paddling the Nile in Jay Z's kayak.
Third, and this is the most important one, Paltrow needs to admit that growing up with family in the entertainment business, among them her successful thespian mother Blythe Danner and godfather Steven Spielberg, automatically placed her into a rare existence that This is not her fault.
It's just the way things are, but from this lofty position, she needs to stop pretending her trendy, impractical diets, unaffordable luxury preferences, and elitist worldview are common. Paltrow is already the Mariah Carey of actresses, she just needs to embrace it.
Getty Images. Her enviable string of Hollywood heartthrob boyfriends Getty Images. She constantly puts her foot in her mouth Getty Images. Her obnoxious friendship with Beyonce Getty Images. The time she compared herself to 'the common woman' Getty Images. Pretentious parenting choices Getty Images. She trash talked America Getty Images.
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