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< BACK TO Fresh Intelligence The Two Coreys: A Real ThrillerRemember Corey Haim and Corey Feldman? The two Coreys? The Lost Boys? License To Drive? Yeah, us either. But they've somehow gotten themselves a second season of their A&E reality show The Two Coreys (GENIUS title!), and if this clip from last night's episode is any indication, they're ready to open up every old wound in an attempt to reach some sort of rapprochement, or at least jack up ratings. The two Coreys had an old-fashioned rape-off to see who was molested worse! It's a difficult judgment to make without all the facts in front of us, but we're going to say the one who kinda hints that he got diddled by someone who is almost certainly a popular entertainer whose name rhymes with "Michael Lackson" wins this round, if only because he's so obviously still scarred that he makes the kind of terrible fashion choices evidenced by his terrible hat. HERE IS SOME OTHER STUFF YOU WILL FIND BOTH FASCINATING AND ENJOYABLE! • Pam I Am: The surreal second act of Pamela Anderson, America's newest reality star We all know that most reality TV is fake and scripted. Posted by: SugarsGizmo on June 23, 2008 6:28 PM "Let's do this!" Posted by: bunny on June 23, 2008 6:30 PM This is a cool new reality show with Mel B & Joey Fatone -http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WlY8dDxvj6Y Posted by: ldaley0 on June 24, 2008 2:55 PM Wow, this is such a disgusting and insensitive article I don't even know where This is so serious, and yet you belittle it. I applaud them for telling, and for doing so on national television. Further, I hope they keep going. Maybe we will open the public's eyes to these things--yes, they happen to teen boys, and yes, apparently Hollywood has some answering to do. I hope all child actors are carefully watched over. Posted by: intelligence on July 7, 2008 11:53 AM Advertisement Wow, this is such a disgusting and insensitive article I don't even know where This is so serious, and yet you belittle it. I applaud them for telling, and for doing so on national television. Further, I hope they keep going. Maybe we will open the public's eyes to these things--yes, they happen to teen boys, and yes, apparently Hollywood has some answering to do. I hope all child actors are carefully watched over. Posted by: intelligence on July 7, 2008 11:55 AM |
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