Original Comment (6/09/06): Cameron Diaz is the typical Hollywood celebrity who has let her fame get to her head. Garnering a hefty fee for her performances (of which Diaz seems oblivious to the fact it is her devoted fanbase that helps her live the extravagant lifestyle she now enjoys), Diaz still manages to regularly criticize her fans at the mere request of her autograph, talking about how 'stupid' it is to even ask her. As far as her intelligence, Diaz might be dumber than a mound of dirt- making puzzling, non-sensical statements about just anything, and in the process making herself look like a hypocrite (much less a moron). And as much as she claims to hate the paparazzi, she and her almost-as-stupid boyfriend, Justin Timberlake, seem to enjoy video-recording them for no fathomable reason- other than to possibly annoy back. If she wasn't as famous as she is, Diaz would probably be just another two-bit street corner performer.

Update (8/30/08): After re-reading GTH's comments about Cameron Diaz, someone in Hollywood (or someone who cares about her- that is, someone she hasn't burnt bridges with yet) ought to really look carefully at Diaz and check her mental state so as to authenticate whether she is faking gross stupidity, or if she is an absolute imbecile. Her usual nack for absurdity borders on (as politically incorrect as it may be) possible mental retardation. If Diaz isn't actually mentally retarded, and that's a big "IF" considering the regularity of her head-scratching antics, then someone ought to tell her she is making an absolute ass out of herself and needs to wise-up QUICKLY!

She can't even act for cripes sake!!! Now she goes to Peru -- where more than 70,000 were killed by Maoist "rebels" -- with a bag that has one of Mao's most famous sayings on it. She is actually beyond stupid.

The dumbest thing she did was stop eating. Give her a sandwich!

Genghis's comment was so funny!!! She says we have "too much conveniance in America?" I am so sure she's in her Beverly Hills home butchering her own beef and milling her own flour, lol. I'm sure she could not even find the hood on her own car, let alone have any kind of talent that could be of use to society. I would rank her number one on this list. What a moron.

When you look deep into her eyes, all you see is the wind. Update to edt4: You have a point there. Me neither.

At the risk of sounding like a superficial sexist pig, her IQ score was never on the top of the list when it came to "qualities" that I found interesting or intriguing about her...

She's cute, but she sure isn't the brightest crayon in the box.

My wife says it better: "I can hear the wind howling between her ears."

This is one of the stupidest people on the planet. I caught part of the MTV series "Trippin" last year and I was absolutely appalled. I searched for a transcript and finally found some of it. The theme was that these vapid celebs go to various Third World Paradises and opine. Cameron boasted that the cow-dung slathered walls of a Nepalese village hut were "beautiful" and "inspiring," and she called the primitive practice of "pounding mud" with sticks to construct a building foundation "the coolest thing." She also criticized the lifestyles of many Americans after visiting an indigenous village in Chile. "It's kinda gotten out of hand how much convenience we think we need," she said. Despite the celebrities' praise for the primitive life, "Trippin'" shows them flying on multiple airplanes and chartering at least two helicopters and one boat to reach remote locations over the course of the first four episodes. The series also showed the celebrities being chauffeured to the airport in a full-size Chevy SUV -- despite several on-screen, anti-SUV factoids noting how environmentally unfriendly SUVs are. The first four episodes of the MTV series made scant mention of the difficult economic and social conditions of the countries visited. Bhutan, a country that received particular praise from Diaz for its environmental policies, has one of the highest infant mortality rates (103 infant deaths per 1,000 live births) and lowest life expectancies (54 years) in the world. By comparison, the United States, which Diaz described as having too much "convenience," has an infant mortality rate of only 6.6 per 1000 and an average life expectancy of more than 77 years. Located between China and India in the Himalayan Mountains, Bhutan was profiled on the second episode of "Trippin'." Diaz described it as the "only country in the world where forest cover is increasing." According to CIA estimates, Bhutan has one of the world's smallest and least developed economies, with the country's 2-million people surviving mostly on the crops they grow themselves. "My favorite thing about Bhutan is they measure their country's wealth, not based on dollar amount but on gross national happiness," Diaz said. Diaz was happy to learn that 72 percent of the country is still covered in forest. "That is so awesome. I like Bhutan," Diaz said, noting that the country has "maintained a careful balance of Old World tradition and modern convenience." "Life moves at a different pace here in Bhutan," she said. "The fusion of religion, tradition and a genuine respect for the environment give the whole country a peaceful balance." Actress Eva Mendez, who accompanied Diaz to Nepal and Bhutan, was inspired by the natural beauty of her surroundings: "Nature is so much fun," she said.