But when he becomes the center of intellectual conversation and admiration and gets away with making other peoples' lives miserable, I draw the line. A couple years ago, Johnny Depp, 21-Jump Street stud muffin, did the same thing. Depp, accompanied by his then-girlfriend Kate Moss, completely trashed a hotel room. Celebrities have too much money and the coverage their personal lives get from media such as Entertainment Tonight and People magazine, only inflates their already enormous egos. I never understood why good, sensitive people worshiped celebrities.
Someone has to clean up trashed hotel rooms.
After a hard day's work of disinfecting hotel room after hotel room only to be faced with mustard banana mush at the end of the hallway must be infuriating. Celebrities are actually not that interesting. Being a star is no more fascinating than being a farmer when it comes to the content of one's life. The truth is, stars are more often than not big whiny brats. Take Fiona Apple.