Avril Lavigne's husband, Deryck Whipley, hurled a gob at photographers as the couple left the gala opening of Area last night (real original name for a nightclub, by the way). His better half did the same on two separate nights recently. Everyone is all "Eww" and "Uggh" and citing laws against saliva assault. But Avril is PUNK ROCK, y'all. Debbie Harry once told us that back in the day Blondie was so spit on while performing that her face was often dripping with it – and it was an honor. (Watch the loogie)
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I find it funny that these photographers are up in arms screaming assault. To me, aggressively following celebrities every move and purposefully capturing them in their most unflattering states, where the photos are them amplified and we're given full view of their crotch, or other physical shortcomings, is equally violent and nasty.
avril is no debbie harry and no patti smith.
if debbie or patti spit on me, i would place it in a bag and save it.
if avril lavigne (who is basically jessica simpson with a LITTLE less make up) if avril or her boyfriend spit on me, i would kick their fucking ass.
if celebs don't want to be photographed..then stop being a celebrity. it if very easy.
just ask joyce dewitt....
I agree with Jack - these people get to have a dream lifestyle and the price they pay for it is a lack of privacy. Poor Avril thinks she's getting paid to sing... the sooner she realizes that she's getting paid to deal with paparazzi the better!
okay fair enough, the price you pay for celebrity is an invasion of privacy. So goes, the price you pay for invading someone's privacy is possibly getting spit in the face, no matter if you are A list or D list. I don't know, i just can't get mad at celebrities fighting back.
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I find it funny that these photographers are up in arms screaming assault. To me, aggressively following celebrities every move and purposefully capturing them in their most unflattering states, where the photos are them amplified and we're given full view of their crotch, or other physical shortcomings, is equally violent and nasty.