In especially tense scenes, she gazes sidewise. No matter what the script, it appears as though she's being directed by an optometrist. Yet there she is. Both Teen People and People dote on her, serving up dozens of pieces in the past two years. Most substantially, she convinced someone she could carry "The Audrey Hepburn Story. With Hewitt's fans, of course, that's an open question. Her fan club offers a "museum quality" "rare lithograph" of Hewitt "arriving at a movie premiere.
Meanwhile, a much stronger message is getting through to many other devout Hewitt-watchers. She is, it seems, a lightening rod for pure, untrammeled adolescent hate.
There's a spate of spite sites devoted to desiccating Hewitt on the Web, generally constructed by the same age cohort -- if not the same gender mix -- that adores her. Though the Maxim crowd has paid attention to Hewitt's, er, career, her fixation on being a role model has brought her a fair amount of female fans as well.
Non-fans are overwhelmingly teen girls, and their sites there are seven in the "Anti-Love Ring" are enthusiastic, drenched in the same exaggerated prose and enthusiastic phrase-making that covers fan sites. But while the fans call her "Love," she's known in these parts as "Screwitt. Hewitt is mocked for a variety of reasons, but a few consistent themes emerge: She is overly cheerful "Happy-happy all the time". She is rumored to have dated many demographically appropriate men, from the lead singer of scatter-shot non-sequiturists LFO to the inexplicably inescapable Carson Daly "Slut".
Most frequently, they complain that she's too, well, attached to her breasts. This is a charge that Hewitt's public statements -- and attire -- do little to diminish.
When she told Maxim that she developed "early," and that "my mom raised me to Diehard Hewitt-haters will eagerly note the bankrupt symbolism of downgrading celebrated female characters to pet names for her knockers.
Considering how the ascendancy of Bridget and Britney to the tops of their respective charts has gone a long way to demolishing whatever remaining base of support feminism might claim among America's young people, a surprising number of sites let Hewitt have it for reinforcing female stereotypes.
As one non-fan hyperbolically puts it: "Throughout history women have fought to earn respect and to escape the idea that we're mere objects for men to ogle. JHL is setting us back centuries by stressing that it's not about how much talent or intelligence a woman has, it's the way you look which gives you worth.
But for all their Faludian rhetoric, the attention these sites pay to Hewitt's looks -- indeed, to Hewitt at all -- undermines their proto-feminist arguments. Indeed, addressing Hewitt in particular lets the rest of Hollywood off without even a warning.
That's not the counter-argument presented by Hewitt's fans. Actually, we lie. She was nominated twice for Worst Actress back in and It might not be an honor, but it did help keep her name in the headlines! And bad publicity is still publicity, right?
This has got to hurt, big time. According to reports, Jennifer Love Hewitt was named the worst reviewed actress in Hollywood back in Again, Jennifer Love Hewitt is still rather young compared to Hollywood standards. A few years ago she confessed that she was just being introduced to the internet, emailing and social media. And as we all know, you need to be connected to your fans, especially if you want to stay relevant these days. Pretending to not know what social media is just makes you look bad.
She said, "I am quite shocked at how much fun it is to be able to reach out to people, on a daily basis, and keep content out there, and how much it actually really does help promote things, in such a different way. Sure, there are a lot of divas in Hollywood. Back in she became pregnant with her first child and demanded that the real life father of her child actor Brian Hallisay also play her baby daddy on the show, The Client List.
It was how Jennifer managed the entire situation that irked the producers on the show. Then, in the morning, before I leave the house, I say five things I love about myself, like 'You have really pretty eyes.
It's a feel-good protein shake in my back pocket in case someone messes with me that day. This is a title that no one really wants. Jennifer Love Hewitt has been called the most popular and the worst actress of her generation at the same time.
Fans from the hit television drama Criminal Minds have even petitioned to get her off the show. Used to think he was a real little dweeb. Used to hate the sock puppet and the "c'mooooon" and every other god damn thing about him. Here's the thing.
You know what Lleyton is? And the thing is, when he first came along and started winning tournaments, all that heart-on-sleeve stuff was a little new and confronting - especially for the oldies. And then he sort of became synonymous with The Fanatics, that noisy band of cheer squad dudes in yellow shirts. The fanatics are a bit, y'know, fanatical and all, so everyone thought Lleyton must be half mad too. In truth, Lleyton was never the kind of bloke to get in anyone's face.
In fact, he's famously polite off court. Still calls his first ever tennis coach "Mr" and everything. So here he is at the ripe old tennis age of 32, still giving enough of a crap about every single tennis point he plays to yell and scream and bring out the sock puppet. One of the reasons that Jennifer Love Hewitt may have eventually faded from the spotlight is that she was simply exhausted. The actress had been a child star , and by the looks of things, she worked extremely hard from a very early age.
After landing her role in "Kids Incorporated," which ran from to , Hewitt took on at least one project every year until ; some years were mind-blowingly busy.
In , for instance, she starred in six films and TV shows, as well as her own music video via IMDb. As she explained to the Los Angeles Times , Hewitt worked incredibly hard as a young actor out of fear. In fact, her total focus on her career meant that she never went to college. Apparently, Hewitt actually found the idea of taking a break "scary. She must have felt seriously wiped out. Jennifer Love Hewitt began her career with tons of promise. In fact, in the early days, the idea of her fading out of the spotlight seemed unthinkable.
As of , the star had officially become one of Hollywood's major up-and-comers after her role in "Trojan War. All the while, Hewitt was also racking up the awards and nominations in her early career. It's clear that Hollywood loved Hewitt and she seemed on course to reach the very top of her game.
From to , Jennifer Love Hewitt starred in " Ghost Whisperer ," a show about a woman who can talk to the spirits of dead people. While the show didn't receive amazing reviews , it certainly touched people's heartstrings and had a dedicated fan base. It seems that Hewitt also thought the show was pretty good, as when CBS canceled it in , Hewitt told Zap2it that she was extremely surprised.
I thought our next season probably would be the last, just because the show had been on for a really long time," she explained via TV Series Finale. She even added, "We left the audience sort of hanging, and I hate that. Despite Jennifer Love Hewitt's early success, things weren't always easy for the rising star.
Like all big celebrities, Hewitt was forced to deal with the overly attentive and occasionally invasive press. In , Hewitt opened up to the Independent about the tabloids. Sounds like the press had a habit of making things up about the star. Additionally, years later, in , the tabloids were still hounding Hewitt. At the time, she reportedly tweeted, "Read like 10 rumors about myself today! So crazy! It's no surprise that the constant tabloid attention eventually got to the actress. Apparently, she once said , "Magazines and opinions of you and stuff like that, those will change, but your opinion of yourself does not have to based on what other people say.
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