Sharon Stone Dropped by Dior

by Rigel Celeste (RSS feed)
Jun 2nd 2008 at 7:02PM

Despite her recent public apology Sharon Stone's comments about her belief that the earthquake in China is possibly linked to "bad karma" haven't finished causing her embarrassment yet. Now she's losing her advertising gig with Dior over the incident as they've issued their own apology for Sharon's comments and are pulling her from their suddenly very unpopular Chinese advertising campaigns.

It's amazing how fast things can change, considering Sharon was previously fairly well-received in China and is now considered by them to be "the public enemy of all mankind." That's never good.

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Tony Kiene Jun 4th 2008 1:20PM

Hypocrisy must make the world go around huh?
Aren't the Chinese the ones who have a terrible human rights agenda? aren't they the ones who invaded Tibet? Aren't they the ones who are currently driving up fuel costs? Aren't they the ones who are systematically destoying the US economy. Jeez, you'd think they were a countyr of Mother Teresa's.

Jeremy Clarkson Jun 3rd 2008 10:17AM

you know nothing about China, and you know nothing about Tibet, and you don't even seem how dalai killing innocent people, you may never seen they push a teenage girl from the second floor.

damn you don't through the weak american economic to china, you idiot know nothing about world economic. just shut up.

W.G. Jun 4th 2008 5:36AM

LOL, your comment makes it very obvious that you have no education.

ESPECIALLY the part about the economy. AMERICA is ruining AMERICA'S economy. Stop blaming things on everyone else (typical).

jl13 Jun 3rd 2008 10:30AM

Clarkson take a drive in your Gallardo to chill out.

Tony Kiene Jun 3rd 2008 4:45PM

Clarkson and WG, you poor, ignorant sluts. I love your comments about my lack of education. I guess a PhD in economics from Yale isn't much of an education in your eyes, huh? Clarkson, as far as my understanding of the Chinese, I lived in Beijing for two years and helped write their tax code. BTW, I speak flawless Mandarin. You guys sound like a couple of imbeciles to me.

Tony Kiene Jun 3rd 2008 5:02PM

BTW, Isn't the House of Dior that queer little french "Fashion" house? Sharon Stone is waaay too sexy to be attached to "those" kind of people!
Oh, and WG- I do agree that we are ruining ourselves. If we continue to support and aid the rest of the world and fall all over ourselves because the Chinks have finally decided to jump into free market economy we will eventually fall. A lot of us here are pushing our politicians to cut off support for puny little countries like yours.

W.G. Jun 4th 2008 5:43AM

Oh gee, my country is the USA too! I speak fluent Mandarin as well. Oh wow, how impressive, right?

What are you trying to do? Show people how smart you are? If you knew your stuff you wouldn't have to FAKE credentials and you'd be able to back up your stuff with facts.

You are American as I am. The difference between you and me, however, is that I don't have my head stuck up my rear.

Tony Kiene Jun 3rd 2008 5:04PM

That explains it all. Anyone who would paid 300,000 dollars for a POS car made by a tractor company can't be all that bright.

Hauraki Jun 3rd 2008 6:17PM

it's the 80 thousands civilians who have a terrible human rights agenda, it's the 80 thousands civilians who invaded Tibet in 15th century (300 years before yankee invaded mexico), it's the 80 thousands civilians driving up fuel costs (after yankee spend highest energy per capital for half a century), it's the 80 thousands civilians systematically destoying the US economy with their bare hands. Jeez, no wonder you got permanent head damage.

and no, can't find any record in Yale about you.