She was in there, of course, because Juno won Best Original Screenplay, and she wrote it.
But tell me how, Mssrs. Halbfinger and Cieply, is this relevant:The indie delight “Juno,” about a pregnant teenager with a mouth on her, won for best original screenplay, by Diablo Cody, who once worked as a stripper. She tearfully thanked her family for “loving me for who I am.”
She was a stripper? Oh Noes!
*faints*
Get over it. There is no justifiable journalistic reason to include this. It's not related to the content of the movie, it's sensationalist and - dare I say it - sexist, designed simply to get a rise out of readers (and, perhaps, simultaneously inspire a sense of righteousness).
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Monday, February 25, 2008
[NYT] Diablo Cody in the NYT
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