Debbie Schlussel: Another Reason Why We Don't Need Political Advice From Celebs

By Debbie Schlussel

In the August 6, 2007 issue of Newsweek, Catherine Zeta-Jones, star of "No Reservations," reminds us why nothing celebs say is relevant or in touch with reality:

This is Your Brain on Drugs. Any Questions?

Q & A: Catherine Zeta-Jones

Zeta-Jones plays a chef in the movie "No Reservations." She spoke to Nicki Gostin.

Is it true you couldn't boil water?

I can, but I must admit I never got boiling an egg right. If someone wanted a hard-boiled egg I'd boil it till the shell exploded, and if they wanted it soft, it would be raw. I actually think cooking an egg is quite a difficult feat to pull off.

Do you cook for your kids?

I do now. I have somebody who helps me cook at home.

Can't boil an egg. Thinks cooking eggs is "quite a difficult feat." Hmmm . . . and I thought it was just one of the basics, like Mac & Cheese.

But to insulated Hollywood . . . .

Posted by Debbie on August 2, 2007 11:45 AM to Debbie Schlussel