I never thought I’d have a nice word to say about Gwyneth Paltrow and Goop, but after reading this piece by one of the worst reporters of the century, I kind of like her.
I can’t transmit the pouty nuttiness of the reporter with a single quote but I still can’t resist posting one:
The In Goop Health summit was perhaps the most gracefully and elegantly executed event I’ve ever been to. There was food everywhere — small plates of ancient grains and salads and not a brown avocado in the bunch. There was keto food (which create ketones), vegan food (which doesn’t use animal products), paleo food (made out of, I don’t know, dinosaurs). Syringes of CBD oil. Coffee with pea milk. Nothing was rushed. Everything was plentiful. Somewhere during my reporting, I had stopped thinking about food deserts and people who didn’t even have access to ancient grains.
And it’s all like that. I now need a remedy to wipe this horrible, self-infantilizing, prissily virtuous writing from my brain.
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“self-infantilizing, prissily virtuous writing ”
It’s like someone turned Candy Crush into words….
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Look at the article linked in the most recent post. It’s Angry Birds overate Candy Crush and destroyed Civilization with their Doom.
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Reblogged this on James' Ramblings.
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Paltrow would be easier to like if her company didn’t promote dangerous medical quackery like vaginal steaming and coffee enemas!
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