[tlb]

Lesson for Marines. If it's too good to be true....

[Rocky]

It’s Hollywood.

Creeps, self-centered, immature, irresponsible - and yet, 99% of the “stars” think their opinions should count more than ours on all political and social issues.

Bunch of misfits.

[Bobalu]

She should have considered her schedule before she made a commitment.

This is a thoughtless thing for a celebrity to do.
I’d come up with some way to make up for my goofiness if I were her. There must be something she can think of to make this right.

[panaxanax]

Lesson for the rest of us.

A person’s word has little to no meaning anymore.

I hope some SUPER-HOT babe steps forward and says “It would be an honor to be escorted to the Ball by Sgt. Scott Moore”.

To hell with this what’s her name w/boobs. Never heard of her before this ‘publicity stunt gone wrong’ happened.

Go Sarge. Hope you get lucky!!

[maddog55]

I’d see where this leads first.. she made a committment on TV, it’s made the rounds and has been all over the news. Breaking it will have consequences. My guess is she’ll go.

[BigCinBigD]

i saw the clip of her answer the first time she heard of it. her first question was “When in November?” then she said she would do it. Maybe she plans to make it up to him.

[RightFighter]

She was quoted as saying “On second thought, I don’t want to go to the Marine Corpse ball after all.”

[rabidralph]

We don’t know if this is for sure or not. Movies get delayed all the time.

[Mr Rogers]

Yeah, and we all know an actress cannot take a single day off during a shoot, with 4 months of warning...

[US Navy Vet]

Maybe Taylor Swift can find the time(if’n her dad lets her). MOST Female Country Music Stars are MUCH classier anyway!

[rabidralph]

Lesson to you, don't believe everything Reuters reports, especially when there's no direct quote from the subject involved. Otherwise, it's just printed gossip.