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Personally, I'll be paying more attention to my wife's, and I realize there's a huge swath of people that, like me, could not care less about Jamie Lynn Spears assuming they know who she is.
But it strikes me that a perfect storm of tabloid frenzy is brewing: a teenage, photogenic-enough kids' TV star and little sister of America's most-scrutinized walking-and-talking car crash having a child. It's like a real-life, unsavory version of Juno, enabling everyone from TMZ to The View to even the New York Times, I imagine, to talk about the issues.
Tread the media carefully, friends. This story is going to seep out of their pores.
Now, the question is, what currently holds the record as the Most Watched Pregnancy in U.S. history?
Isn't an umarried 16-year old getting pregnant (assuming she had sex) a case of statutory rape...?
Depends upon the state.
But IANAL. I just have watched a lot of episodes of "Law and Order."
It's amazing how many presumably poor people out there like to give a chunk of what little money they have to make people like the Spears' sisters wealthy by buying their albums and magazines and such. It's especially interesting when they (buyers and celebrities) are from the same "social class".
But maybe I'm unfairly stereotyping tabloid purchasers.
Let the record also show that having to login twice, once for Baseball Toaster and again for Toaster.tv, remains annoying.
Ditto on both counts.
1. Publishing a teenager.
2. Letting her pick where to put the commas.
http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/tvguide/344162_tvgif19.html
Then there's the poll called: "Jamie Lynn Spears is pregnant at age 16. You place blame on....(sic)" The breakdown of society is not a listed choice.
http://community.tvguide.com/poll.jspa?pollID=800000555
Somewhat a propos, I have another post above.
Hmm, interesting question. Bob's answer is pretty good, though we really watched her pregnancy through her character.
In the media, though, has there been a pregnancy watched more than Brad/Angelina or Tom Cruise/Katie Holmes?
At least I knew who the Landers sisters were.
http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=D8TLBMT00&show_article=1
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