Celebuwreck

Back in the late 90’s to early 2000’s Kabbalah was the “in” celebrity faction to be a part of. Wearing a red string around your wrist was akin to the lucky rabbit’s foot of Hollywood - without the red string…you were a nobody in Tinseltown. To further ingrain the belief that the mystical practice of Kabbalah was the “in thing” for Hollywoodites there was the resurgence of Demi Moore. Not too long after Demi Moore started following the precepts of Kabbalah, she found herself with a career resurgence, a glamorous physical appearance, and a man half her age. Red strings appeared everywhere.

Just as devotees red strings were starting to wear off of their wrists and celebs were scrambling to find the next trend they needed to be a part of (to keep their careers afloat)…along comes the resurgence of Scientology. John Travolta can heal people by laying his hands on them, Leah Remini was able to have a baby, and of course - via Tom Cruise, we now know how it can help you with relationships of the opposite sex.

However, it now seems as if the shine must be coming off of the Scientologist thing, and something new is emerging. I can’t yet figure out what the new “program for success” is in Hollywood. What leads me to believe that neither Kabbalah or Scientology is the “club” to be a part of to achieve success in Hollywood? Ryan Seacrest! He’s got a contract with E!, a top rated morning drive radio show in LA, his own production company, a clothing line, investments in several restaurants, hosting responsibilities for American Idol and Dick Clark’s Rockin’ Eve, the national radio show: America’s Top 40 and now has a contract for a nationally syndicated radio show. What the f*** is going on? I don’t understand the draw of him. He had to have made some kind of backroom deal with the devil for these kinds of projects - right? Or has he created his own religion and it’s still underground…looking for more followers?

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