Jen Doesn’t Need Your Pity

Jennifer Aniston is sick and tired of being pitied for her constant “victim” status in the press, and is furious that her latest breakup with singer John Mayer has fueled yet another “Poor Jen” headline.

“It seems the slightest thing prompts yet another ‘Jen is so tragic’ article – and she’s soooo over this whole portrayal of her as being some kind of victim,” a close friend said. “She’s strong and smart and every day she is grateful for the life she’s been blessed with. Compared with the real human suffering in the world, Jen doesn’t see why anyone should feel remotely sorry for her.”

But her former boyfriend feels a little differently about the situation. Just yesterday, Mayer – who admitted to dumping Aniston because it “just didn’t feel right” – said that he believes someone should stand up for the poor girl.

I bet that comment is enough to make Jen ecstatic that he broke it off with her in the first place!

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Hulk Says God’s Will To Make Victim A Better Person

I have reported recently on the disgusting behavior of the Hogan family. Well things aren’t getting any better with them.

Hulk Hogan was on Larry King, talking about his family in general and his son Nick in particular. You remember Nick, he is the one who crashed his car, leaving his good mate and passenger in a permanently vegetative state.

As reported, Nick has been doing his utmost to get out of his 8 month jail sentence, claiming it is unfair and harsh.

As you can imagine, the publicity the Hogan’s have been receiving about all of this is less then flattering, which might explain why Hogan felt the need to go on Larry King and spill his guts.

So how did Hulk fare, was he remorseful for his son’s actions and compassionate to the victim?

Of course not, he is the Hulk after all.

He said that Nick’s accident, which put friend John Graziano in a vegetative state, was God’s plan to make John a better person.

Uh huh?

Hulk also accuses the media of being harsh to his family.

Gee I wonder why?

Here’s the video of Hulk on Larry King.