Comments on: Rashida Jones apologizes for saying John Travolta should come out of the closet

By: jaye

jaye — Sun, 19 Aug 2012 11:31:48 +0000

Oh please…

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By: Trollydolly

Trollydolly — Fri, 17 Aug 2012 00:52:10 +0000

Respect her elders? For what exactly?

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By: Francesca

Francesca — Thu, 16 Aug 2012 22:08:44 +0000

Say it again and again until he does it. I for one am S I C K of his crap.

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By: erika

erika — Thu, 16 Aug 2012 04:44:53 +0000

nah, it’s just that to be humble enough to come out sober and honest, and say “maam, sir, I am truly so deeply sorry for all the pain i’ve caused you. Please accept my sincere apology. thank you.”

so difficult..what about..

“I’m…sorry.”
??????

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By: compuable

compuable — Thu, 16 Aug 2012 03:23:14 +0000

Rashida Jones publicly urges John Travolta to come out of the closet. Perhaps that headline and story should (more accurately) actually read this way:

“Rashida Jones, star of “The Office” and the upcoming film “Celeste and Jesse Forever,” in an effort to promote herself and the film within the social media circles and thus increase her somewhat remote fame (in comparison) relays unproven, unsubstantiated rumors of an accusation against John Travolta, who denies the accusers charges.”

Astronaut Sally Ride’s post-mortem tribute to the fact that she was survived (we found out afterwards, of course) by Tam O’Shaugnessy, her partner of 27 years as well as having been previously married to a male astronaut for five years; should be proof positive that whether (or not) someone is actually either privately gay or lesbian or bi-sexual or trans and does not wish to currently reveal this – it is none of anybody’s g-damn business. Period.

It’s true that John Travolta is a public figure and all; but who benefits from libelously (and publicly) humiliating some one else like that – especially when these thus far entirely ‘unsubstantiated’ claims are also criminal charges?

And everyone including celebs who actually are or are not so; should have their right to their dignity as well as privacy with regards to this matter; instead of being hounded and witch-hunted by the likes of washed-up dried-out windbags such as Joan Rivers and Carrie Fisher and now Quincy Jones’ faux-ingénue daughter Rashida Jones – or any other ‘impending’ clueless, rumor mongering and truly classless, voluntarily hypocritical headline grabbers.

Since Ms. Jones has in brief “apologized” for her libelous and thoughtless remarks just a while ago on her “Rashida Jones” twitter account; I hope she learned her lesson and wasn’t simply “cow-towing” to her movie’s execs.

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By: Aotearovian

Aotearovian — Thu, 16 Aug 2012 02:00:45 +0000

How long do we have to watch for? I have some laundry to do.

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By: Jordan

Jordan — Thu, 16 Aug 2012 00:50:05 +0000

It’s good she apologized. I think she was just trying to make the point that it should be okay for a movie star to come out, but John Travolta’s scandal is a question of inappropriate behavior / assault and not so much being gay (although I know he doesn’t want that to get out for various reasons).

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By: Selena Castle

Selena Castle — Thu, 16 Aug 2012 00:17:38 +0000

So absolutely true! Interesting that no-one felt the need to apologise to Chris Brown for calling him out about his battery of Rihanna. What about 2pac and his rape conviction? Did anyone feel a need to apologise for calling him out? Just because the guy is gay and just because his victims are men (and possibly gay) does not mean that he gets a free pass from public condemnation. I just wish instead of suing Travolta one of these guys would have the gumption to actually have him criminally charged with sexual assault. It’s a pity its so hard to prove when there are no fluids or other forensic evidence available.

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By: erika

erika — Wed, 15 Aug 2012 23:39:39 +0000

what?

Apologize for what!?

Maybe Travolta could APOLOGIZE for treating male masseurs around the world for COMING on to them like a HOMOSexual Sucking LEECH!!!

really! think about it, it’s gross, mean and scary!!! what if Travolta, was straight, and had a terrible reputation for assaulting woman in the _________ occupation (insert your career choice here)…..?]

if you were assaulted by Travolta would you want an apology? would you hope to stop him from assaulting other people like yourself?

NO APOLOGIES!

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By: Kim

Kim — Wed, 15 Aug 2012 22:57:59 +0000

@Db I was being sarcastic.I replied to Ming regarding people should shut up about what other people.My point was the purpose of gossip site is to give opinions about what others do in their life

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