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Teen magazines are, I think, the bane of your average American's existance. I find them to be as addictive as drugs, pulling you in without you even realizing why you take it.

But even more fiendish and tainted are the articles themselves, that detail in excrutiating exaggeration the lives of the poor hapless victims who are forced into the front page of American gossip. The lives of our beloved superstars probably aren't half as bad as national rumors make them out to be. Their lives would probably be dramatically better if they didn't have the pressure of knowing that almost everything they did would be reported to a ravenous audience of billions.

In short, I wish longingly for reporters and photographers to leave such gossip centered famous faces as Brad Pitt, Jennifer Aniston, Tom Cruise, Angelina Jolie, Katie Holmes, and the many expecting mothers of Hollywood out of their deviously attained stories and and let them be to live out their already hectic lives unstalked.