We're not sure who she is, but we think she is trying to make a point. But if only it was more obvious...
Having read the Alice Sebold novel 'The Lovely Bones', we are hoping that Peter Jackson (who we almost didn't recognise following his dramatic 15 stone weight loss) hasn't made it 'too Hollywood'.
Also at the premiere was the film's star Susan Sarandon (looking amazing), Chris Eubank who attempted to out-posh Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles, but they arrived on a horse and carriage and had a girl curtsey for them, Nancy Dell Olio, Stephen Fry, Little Boots, Christopher from The Sopranos and Nick Knowles.
Big Brother winner Pete Bennett gets married, amazing photos
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Ronnie Wood visits the country with girlfriend, look like murderers
Jennifer Aniston & Gerard Butler get sexy for W Magazine ahead of Bounty Hunter release
Elton John's Oscar party, posh looks drunk, Cowell's breasts
Chanelle Hayes still pregnant, goes out with Robbie Coltrane
Take That's Mark Owen gets busted for 10 affairs
Daisy Lowe slips into a swimsuit and pair of hot-pants for Louis Vuitton bag campaign
X Factor's Rachel Adedeji gets the Holy Moly Interrogation
Katie Price sends saucy texts to Brazilian toyboy Andre Pinto
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COMMENTS (11)
"Having read and enjoyed the Alice Sebold novel 'The Lovely Bones'" Are you joking? That book is a frigging joke. Not only is it trite, it's badly written. No, Mopsa, no. Bad.
Seconded. "Read and enjoyed" is an oxymoron. Belongs in the "painful lives" section of Smiths for the maudlin, voyeuristic bunch of twats who enjoy reading about murder and abuse of young kids whilst "tsking" all the time. I bet you enjoyed Jodi Picault too, didn't you? We expected better, Mopsa, really.
Is it called 'misery porn'? All those 'A Child Called It' and 'No Daddy, Stop!' and 'My Middle Class Parents Gave Me a Curfew' books. UGH.
I'm more a Jilly Cooper girl x
The Almost Moon by Ms Seebold or whatever her name is is good - where the heroine kills her demented mother and spends the novel trying to hide her crime. Very cathartic. And I must admit that the bit in the Lovely Bones where you discover what/who the lovely bones are is very good. I would rate that page along with the bit in to Kill a Mockingbird where Atticus says to Boo, 'Thank you for my children.' gets me every time. Although the psychic sex turned my usually steely stomach. In the lovely bones. Not to Kill a Mocking Bird.
I have to say I did enjoy reading it. And didn't find it badly written compared to some books I have read. All I have to say is it's not as bad as Meyer ;)
So you struggle to write and read then Mopsa?
Hmm. Contrary to what somebody else posted up there ^ - I did not expect better.
no denying that's a provocative outfit. "honour killing" eh? i wonder if she enjoyed the film?
now...edith bowman, there is a talent. she lives electricals.
...is Frank Skinner morphing slowly into Kryten?