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Gwyneth Swears Off the Haters


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Jen Carlson

Published Feb 5, 2009

Modified Feb 5, 2009


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Published Feb 5, 2009

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After Gwyneth Paltrow retaliated in a British Elle magazine interview, saying: "Fuck the haters!", NYMag dared to guess why the public absolutely abhors the actress, coming up with twelve reasons. In the Elle interview (for their March issue) she says: "I saw this blog of people writing horrible things about me and for a second your ego is so wounded...How could people hate me, my intentions or what I'm trying to do?" Well now the NY Post is taking a stab at the question, and it turns out everything that is loathed about her is represented at her new website: GOOP, which E! Online's Ted Casablanca sees as clashing with her true personality, saying,"She is not an accessible person, and trying to market herself as such makes no sense." So where is the real Gwyneth? Maybe some past quotes will shine some light on her.

C'mon you tacky, sobbing Americans, where's the love?

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Jen Carlson

Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.

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