This woman is on her way to set some kind of a humanitarian record, I think. Been reading about her work this year and it has literally made me feel like a selfish piece of shit.

Here she is visiting asylum seekers in Malta, not two days ago.


Last week she visited Syrian refugees in Turkey.

Yeah helping others is always great. In her case, she's got the ability to do stuff other people can't and it's great that she makes use of her fame and money in those directions.

However, she's not the only celebrity worth of mentioning. I'm actually more impressed with Selena Gomez, who despite her young age, does so much for others. But of course, she gets more death threats than the president because she's dating Justin Bieber. The girls are angry.

But yeah, even tho it's hard to believe, celebrities do have a heart, and they do care. Ok, some of them. Now let's kindly go back to "dead pool"

What I don't understand is how people can actually find that hard to believe. Is there a difference between unknown people and celebrities? Not really. They're all human beings. They all bleed. You know, I saw a funny show on VH1 the other day. It's the one with Ice-T and his wife and Ice-T talked about being in some store one day and some fan came up to him and said, "You're walking!." It's like people think celebrities aren't even real. Almost as if they've somehow been dehumanized by their fame. You can't put everyone under the same hat. Celebrities can be good, bad, smart, stupid, selfish, sweet, smelly and hairy. Then there's Charlie Sheen.