Hey, Hey, Paula, Do They Not Want to Marry You?
Hey, Hey, Paula, Do They Not Want to Marry You? by Roxanne McDonald
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First she takes far too much flack for loopiness interpreted as drunkenness. Then there is all kinds of press over a “broken nose” incident. Then she gets sued for her solo show idea. Now Paula Abdul faces another flop: being cut down from 8 to 6 episodes and limited to one season of “Hey Paula.” |
I’ve said before how the drugs she has had to take for her Reflex Sympathetic Distrophy (which took away her dance career) are what make Paula Abdul appear loaded. Still the rants rage on. The recent fall over her ubiquitous little mutt hasn’t helped Paula’s image—distorted by press and people alike as another drunken (implied) disaster.
Oh, and I almost forgot about the alleged affair with American Idol contestant Corey Clark (who, it has been suggested,
trumped up the support Paula gave him when he was voted off Idol and needed to further his clebrity status/career).
Then, after establishing a new reality TV show idea, “Hey Paula,” the straight-up dancing songstress had to put up with (or is still dealing with) a lawsuit: Pilgrim Films and Television (PFTV) is a production company who claims to have had dibs on Abdul’s reality TV show about her “strange show business life” (according to Celebrity Spider, et.al.).
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