Chenoweth is very self serving in this piece. I was horrified when she flatly stated (three times, mind you) "Coulda-Woulda-Shouda. I should have been there, but I was sick that week and my mom didn't let me go." What about the three girls who died? What about all the other girls shuttled home in a hurry? What about the shell-shocked, grieving counselors, etc who were there? What about the victims' families who still suffer today?
Chenoweth is out of her depth and out of line. She's behaving like a typical clueless celebrity. How inappropriate to show her teaching a voice class, performing the syrupy/overrated "For Good," and then standing alone and melodramatic at the crime scene? She is making this ALL ABOUT HER. Disgusting.
You know what else bothered me? There was a scene where she was with the present day sherifff/detective and they were looking at I think photographs of the case and Kristin very dramatically places her left hand on his shoulder showing her painted and manicured nails. I thought I would throw up it was so melodramatic and phony.
How could she even think to insert herself into this tragic story? She is so clueless.
Chenoweth is out of her depth and out of line. She's behaving like a typical clueless celebrity. How inappropriate to show her teaching a voice class, performing the syrupy/overrated "For Good," and then standing alone and melodramatic at the crime scene? She is making this ALL ABOUT HER. Disgusting.
You know what else bothered me? There was a scene where she was with the present day sherifff/detective and they were looking at I think photographs of the case and Kristin very dramatically places her left hand on his shoulder showing her painted and manicured nails. I thought I would throw up it was so melodramatic and phony.
How could she even think to insert herself into this tragic story? She is so clueless.